Phuc Lam Pagoda (also known as Phuc Lam Tu, which means blessing and blessing to the mountains and forests) is located in Na Tong village, Thuong Lam commune, Lam Binh district. As a temple with a long history, it has become familiar and close to all generations of people inside and outside the district. Although it is a small temple, Phuc Lam hides the vestiges of a proud ancient culture and religious activities of the highlanders.
Phuc Lam Pagoda is located on a high, wide, airy and flat land at the foot of the mountain, the pagoda is built in the southwest direction, the facade overlooks the fields of Na Tong village, beyond are the mountain ranges. White clouds cover all year round associated with the legend of 99 mountains and "the Phoenix flock looking for land to be the capital". Next to it is Co Tien mountain with a mysterious and fanciful appearance.
Phuc Lam Pagoda, in addition to worshiping Buddha, also worships indigenous gods, directly attached to the daily life of the people here, this is also a unique and characteristic religious activity of a highland temple. From the research of experts, the pagoda has architectural style and sculptural art from the Tran Dynasty XIII-XIV centuries, this proves the long history of exploration and rich religious activities of the ethnic minorities. nation here. Phuc Lam Pagoda, the spiritual destination of Lam Binh highland district.