The Cao Dai Holy See is regarded as the largest sanctuary of Caodaism, drawing millions of visitors and worshippers annually. (Photo: Giang Phuong – VNA)
At the ninth level of the Cuu Trung Dai (Nine-Level Tower), there are seven gilded thrones, with the highest throne reserved for the Giao Tong, the supreme leader of Caodaism. (Photo: Giang Phuong – VNA)
Each structure within the temple is meticulously and intricately decorated. (Photo: Giang Phuong – VNA)
The columns within the temple feature unique dragon carvings. (Photo: Giang Phuong – VNA)
Every detail in the temple’s architecture carries distinct philosophical meanings of Caodaism. (Photo: Giang Phuong – VNA)
Inside the temple considered the largest sanctuary of Caodaism. (Photo: Giang Phuong – VNA)
Unique architecture of Cao Dai Holy See in Tay Ninh
The Cao Dai Holy See in the southern province of Tay Ninh combines unique architectural styles, blending various cultural, religious, and architectural influences. With nearly 100 structures of various sizes, it is considered the largest sanctuary of Caodaism, attracting millions of visitors and followers for pilgrimages and worship each year.
