By forgoing paint or ornate decorations, the church preserves the natural texture and color of the wood, showcasing its raw beauty and timeless elegance.

Inaugurated in 2014, this church has garnered numerous architectural accolades, including the European Prize for Sacred Architecture in 2011 and the International Prize for Sacred Architecture in 2016.

Its design draws inspiration from the stilt houses of the Churu ethnic group, indigenous to Vietnam’s Central Highlands.

Pine wood is extensively used throughout the church’s interior, from walls and ceilings to partitions, tables, and chairs.

The church’s four sides are crafted from pine wood, while the roof is adorned with red clay tiles, creating a rustic and distinctive appearance.

With its low, wide-spanning roof, the church seamlessly blends into the surrounding forest landscape, exuding a warm and inviting presence.

The church’s interior is simply adorned, with natural light flooding in from all four sides, creating a comfortable and serene atmosphere.

Gongs serve as the primary musical instruments used by the church for community events, gatherings, and religious ceremonies.

The wall and ceiling system work in harmony to create a sacred, spacious, and intimate ambiance within the church.

The church’s peaceful, rustic atmosphere, nestled close to nature, is a significant draw for many families seeking solace and tranquility.
You may also like

Italian Musical Mastery in Hanoi: Teatro Massimo Orchestra Live

For the first time, Hanoi audiences will be captivated by the unparalleled artistry of the Teatro Massimo Orchestra, one of Italy’s most esteemed ensembles. This extraordinary experience will unfold across two performances at the iconic Ho Guom Opera House on September 30 and October 1.

Ascending the Sacred Summit: A Pilgrimage to Yen Tu Mountain Peak

Experience the ultimate serenity with yoga at 1,068 meters atop the sacred Yen Tu Mountain. As the early autumn morning unfolds, immerse yourself in a breathtaking sea of clouds enveloping the iconic Dong (Bronze) Pagoda, offering pilgrims a truly unique and tranquil escape.