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Chùa Hương Đạo

Chùa Hương Đạo: A serene Vietnamese Buddhist temple in Fort Worth, where gardens, Dharma, and Lunar New Year celebrations inspire peace.

4.9(25 reviews)
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Chùa Hương Đạo in Fort Worth offers a serene, beautifully landscaped temple experience with a tranquil main hall and gardens. Visitors can attend Sunday dharma services, enjoy translators for women and men, and request personal tours with a Buddhism history briefing. The temple hosts Tet and Lunar New Year celebrations, including a food fair and flower market, creating a welcoming, peaceful atmosphere.

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Location

4717 E Rosedale St, Fort Worth, TX 76105, USA

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Services

Meditation Sessions

Guided and silent meditation in the main hall or gardens for inner peace and mindfulness.

Dharma Teachings

Weekly spiritual teachings on Buddhism, with translation services available for all attendees.

Cultural Festivals

Celebrations like Lunar New Year (Tet) with food fairs, flower markets, and traditional decorations.

Temple Tours

Personal guided tours of the temple grounds, including history briefings on Buddhism and Vietnamese culture.

Chanting Services

Daily chanting rituals during holidays and special events for spiritual practice.

Community Events

Hosting events like WALK For PEACE monk visits and seasonal gatherings to foster harmony.

4.90 · 25 reviews

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Sandi Celusniak

via Google
· 4 months ago

Very peaceful and beautiful.

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Eleonora Salvetti

via Google
· 4 months ago

Peace and Determination

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Deborah Hodges

via Google
· 4 months ago

Traveling from Greensboro, NC to Whidbey Island, Wa. today Sunday 15th … would love to see your beautiful Temple Bhikkhu Pannakara ☮️☮️☮️

久保田満里

via Google
· 4 months ago

I've been supporting the Peace Walk from Japan for a long time, and I'd love to visit in the near future!

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J. Lucas Miller

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· 4 months ago

I dropped by because the schedule said the monks did a chant at 7. I was the only one there and the temple was locked. I strolled the grounds, admired the blooms and statues, and did a short meditation on my own. I almost got locked in (they closed the gate before the closing time listed on the website) and the woman said that they were cleaning the floors in the temple so I believe that's why there was no chanting. This place is doing a major renovation. I was just glad to sit in the place that had birthed the 2026 Walk for Peace. I was there to express gratitude and just bask in the peaceful space. Thank you, dear souls, for your efforts and example of loving kindness!

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Mary Haverkorn

via Google
· 4 months ago

Such a Peaceful place. 💙

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