January
26.2°C ~ 79°F
10 days of rain
Crowds: Busy
A large, peaceful Buddhist complex on the island’s south-east coast, with sea views, lotus ponds and a tall pagoda.
Ho Quoc Pagoda is a large Buddhist complex on a hill above the sea on the south-east side of Phu Quoc. It was built in the 2000s and is one of the island’s main spiritual sites.
The grounds include gardens, ponds and several halls. On a clear day you can see the sea and the nearby islands, and the site is usually quiet and peaceful.
| Opening hours | Daily, about 6:00 – 18:00 |
|---|---|
| Entry fee | Free |
| Time needed | 1 hour |
| Best time of day | Morning |
| Good for | Culture lovers, couples, photographers |
| Accessibility | Steps to the main halls; paved paths |
| Facilities | Parking, toilets, small shops |
Prices and hours can change. Check the official source before you go.
Weather in Phu Quoc by month.
26.2°C ~ 79°F
10 days of rain
Crowds: Busy
26.6°C ~ 80°F
10 days of rain
Crowds: Busy
27.4°C ~ 81°F
15 days of rain
Crowds: Busy
28°C ~ 82°F
20 days of rain
Crowds: Moderate
27.9°C ~ 82°F
28 days of rain
Crowds: Quiet
27.1°C ~ 81°F
28 days of rain
Crowds: Quiet
26.6°C ~ 80°F
30 days of rain
Crowds: Quiet
26.6°C ~ 80°F
30 days of rain
Crowds: Quiet
26.3°C ~ 79°F
29 days of rain
Crowds: Quiet
26.3°C ~ 79°F
28 days of rain
Crowds: Quiet
26.6°C ~ 80°F
20 days of rain
Crowds: Moderate
26.4°C ~ 80°F
11 days of rain
Crowds: Busy
The pagoda is on the south-east side of the island, about 40 minutes by car or motorbike from Duong Dong. It is easy to combine with a drive to Sao Beach.
Ho Quoc Pagoda, Phu Quoc
Yes, entry is free. Donations are welcome.
About one hour is enough to see the main halls and gardens.
Cover your shoulders and knees as a sign of respect.