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Step into a kaleidoscope of color at the Cao Dai Holy See, where surreal architecture and vibrant interiors make it a must-see cultural gem near Ho Chi Minh City.
"While this complex for the Cao Dai religion—which was founded in Vietnam in 1926 and combines elements of a number of other faiths—includes offices and a clinic, the real draw for tourists is the great temple. The giant, bright, surreal building is located some 50 miles northwest of Ho Chi Minh City and it is the most important shrine for the religion's 2 million followers. The temple has an eclectic design, with front towers that resemble those of a mosque coupled with pagoda-style roofs along the sides. More striking still are the interiors, with brightly colored dragons wrapping themselves around columns and the ubiquitous symbol of a giant eye (the movement’s emblem is an eye inside a triangle), including on the large, orblike main altar."
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Nhu Nguyen
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Sam Asus
Nhu Nguyen
Tuan Tran
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Thiep Mai Phuc
Dani Bis
T E
rand chua