Linh Phong Pagoda, or the full name of Linh Phong Pagoda, is a pagoda located on a high hill at 72 C Hoang Hoa Tham Street, Da Lat City. Linh Phong Pagoda was originally a Buddhist shrine built in 1940, when it was only covered with walls, wall panels. Linh Phong Pagoda is about 4km southeast of Da Lat (Trai Ham). The pagoda was built on a high peaks soaring between the hills of the wind. In the beginning, in 1944, the pagoda was a recitation of the Buddha 's way of living on a plain wall, climbing up the mountain, presided over by the Most Venerable Thich Bich Nguyen. In 1948 to 1962, Thich Nu Huong Huong restored and rebuilt Linh Feng Ni Tu, a stately and magnificent pagoda as today ... The Tam Quan Gate is built of green stone, creating the prestige. Confused for the purity of the road under the philosophy of the Tam Bar "No, fake, middle". The pagoda (16x25m) is divided into five pavilions in the style of communal houses in the Central. The curved double roof is decorated with four sacred spirits (long, unicorn, phoenix, gilded) winding between the mountain clouds. The altar of Amitabha Buddha is 1.8m high. On both sides, the front of the statue Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara and Bodhisattva Great bronze Bodhisattva, the rear worship and Spirit.