Hang Cong Pagoda - A distinctive landmark in An Giang

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The harmonious pink tones, combined with intricate Khmer motifs, highlight the pagoda’s distinctive architectural style. (Photo: VNA)
The pagoda’s pink hue stands out against the blue sky and the fields of An Giang’s Bay Nui region. (Photo: VNA)
A Buddha statue is enshrined at the centre of the main hall, enhancing the solemn atmosphere of the worship space. (Photo: VNA)
A pair of nine-headed Naga serpents lines the path to the main hall, symbolising protection and sacredness in Khmer Theravada Buddhism. (Photo: VNA)
Decorative motifs of the mythical Krud bird and dragons on the roof symbolise strength and protection in Khmer culture. (Photo: VNA)
Structures within the pagoda grounds reflect traditional Khmer cultural features. (Photo: VNA)
Hang Cong Pagoda - A distinctive landmark in An Giang
Located in Tri Ton commune, An Giang province, Krang Kroch Pagoda (also known as Hang Cong Pagoda) is a more than 100-year-old Khmer Theravada Buddhist temple closely associated with the cultural and spiritual life of the Khmer community in the Bay Nui region. Notable for its rare pink hue, the pagoda features traditional Khmer architecture and serves not only as a place of worship but also as an attractive destination for visitors seeking to explore An Giang’s distinctive cultural heritage.