
Located on Nguyen Van Cu Street, Ward 1, Bao Loc, the Holy Mother Parish belongs to the Diocese of Da Lat, Bao Loc deanery. Photo: Nguyen The Duong

The church is located on the main traffic axis, surrounded by tea hills, coffee hills and the fresh air typical of the highlands. Photo: Nguyen The Duong

Entering the campus, visitors can easily feel the quiet and solemn space. Photo: Nguyen The Duong

The Church of Our Lady was built in a neo-Gothic architectural style, a subtle combination of classical European features and local elements. Photo: Nguyen The Duong

Two soaring bell towers, the red-brown laterite church block and the pointed windows are typical of French architecture – both classic and close to nature. Photo: Nguyen The Duong

The spacious front yard, surrounded by rows of green trees, creates an open and peaceful space. Photo: Nguyen The Duong

According to the documents of the Diocese of Da Lat, the Holy Mother Parish was established in late 1954, one of the first three parishes in the old Tan Phat area. In 2015, the current church was inaugurated and dedicated, marking an important turning point in the history of the parish. Photo: Nguyen The Duong

Not only a place for worship, the Holy Mother Parish is also a favorite destination for tourists and photographers, thanks to its harmonious beauty between the ancient and the modern. Photo: Nguyen The Duong

The church is open daily to parishioners and visitors. Early morning or late afternoon is the ideal time to admire the structure. Photo: Nguyen The Duong
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