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Chua Ong 是一座建于19世纪的华人寺庙,隐匿在 Can Tho 的河畔——本文将为您介绍游览亮点、参观指南以及周边美食推荐。

Last updated · May 19, 2026 · independently researched, never sponsored.
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Chua Ong(正式名称为 Quang Trieu Hoi Quan,即广州会馆)是一座华人会馆兼寺庙,位于 Can Tho Ninh Kieu 区的 Hai Ba Trung 街,距离滨河步道约200米。这座寺庙由沿湄公河经商的广东商人建于1894年,供奉的是 Quan Cong(关羽)——这位中国民间传说中的红脸将军是忠义的化身。Can Tho 的 Hoa(华人)社区在法国殖民统治和战后几十年里一直维护着这座建筑,它于1993年被认定为国家级历史文化遗迹。
与许多偏向宁静极简风格的越南佛塔不同,Chua Ong 装饰繁复:陶瓷龙纹屋脊、从广东进口的雕花石柱,以及被百年香火熏黑的镀金木雕。它的面积不大——二十分钟就能逛完整个建筑群——但在视觉上,它每平方米所承载的元素比三角洲地区的大多数宗教场所都要丰富。
大多数前往 Can Tho (껀터 / 芹苴 / カントー) 的游客都是冲着水上市场来的。而 Chua Ong 则为您在结束清晨的游船之旅后,提供了一个留在市中心的理由。以下是几个特别的亮点:
Chua Ong 每天大约从早上 6:00 开放至下午 6:00(免门票,没有大门——黄昏时分直接关门)。如果想拍照,请在上午 7:30 到 9:00 之间抵达,此时盘香刚刚点燃,晨光透过庭院的缝隙洒入室内。
在 Tet(春节)和 中秋节 期间,寺庙里挤满了当地的信徒,非常热闹。如果你喜欢这种氛围并且不介意拥挤,这些时候去会很有趣。如果想安静地参观,旱季(11月至次年3月)的任何一个工作日都很合适。
避免在热季(4月至5月)的正午前往。寺庙内没有空调,封闭的庭院会让人感到闷热。
Chua Ong 位于 Ninh Kieu 区 Hai Ba Trung 街 32 号——基本上就是 Can Tho 老城区的中心。

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慢慢欣赏这里的细节。屋脊上有描绘中国戏曲场景的陶瓷壁饰——骑马的将军、神话中的瑞兽以及宫廷仪仗队。主祭坛上供奉着一尊巨大的 Quan Cong 雕像,两侧是他的结拜兄弟。侧面的祭坛供奉着 Thien Hau(天后/妈祖,海洋女神)和当地的祖先。
抬头看看:盘香是这座寺庙的视觉标志。信徒们购买盘香(每盘 15,000–30,000 VND),并系上一张写有他们名字和祈愿的红纸标签。这些香会缓慢燃烧两到三周。
向北走一个街区即可到达 Ninh Kieu 滨水区,欣赏河景并逛逛夜市(每天下午5点开始)。向南走两个街区,古老的 Tan An 市场区出售农产品、干货和便宜的“Hu tieu”——这是湄公河三角洲 (메콩 델타 / 湄公河三角洲 / メコンデルタ) 的招牌米粉汤。如果你还没尝过,这里绝对是不二之选。
沿着 Hoa Binh 大道向东步行10分钟即可到达 Can Tho 博物馆——值得顺道一游,了解三角洲生态和 Hoa 社区的历史背景。
如果想喝 越南咖啡 (베트남 커피 / 越南咖啡 / ベトナムコーヒー),Ninh Kieu 滨河步道沿线的一排咖啡馆都供应“ca phe sua da”(冰炼乳咖啡),价格在 20,000–30,000 VND 之间,还附赠免费的无敌河景。
Ninh Kieu 区在寺庙的步行范围内提供各种价位的住宿:

照片由 Valeria Drozdova 拍摄,来自 Pexels
将 Chua Ong 作为 Can Tho 城市一日游的一部分是最合适的——黎明时分逛水上市场,上午中旬参观寺庙,中午在 Tan An 市场吃午餐,下午在滨水咖啡馆小憩。它本身不足以成为专程前往的唯一目的地,但对于任何欣赏古老宗教建筑的人来说,它绝对是湄公河三角洲在视觉上最吸引人的停靠点之一。