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The name Chu Dau literally means "wharf". Chu Dau village in the northern...
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The Perfume Pagoda (Chua Huong) is one of the most important religious sites in Buddhist Vietnam, a vast complex of Buddhist temples, shrines built into the Huong Tich limestone mountains.
The Perfume Pagoda (Chua Huong) is a large complex of Buddhist temples and shrines constructed in the Huong Tich limestone mountains and is one of the most prominent religious sites in Buddhist Vietnam. Millions of Vietnamese pilgrims go here every spring following the Lunar New Year to pray for all the health and prosperity they'll need to get through the year.
According to the book Huong Son Thien Tru Pha, Huong Tich temple was established in the 15th century by a monk who happened across the location on his route to seek enlightenment. Later, to take advantage of the wonderful surroundings in this location, several shrines and temples were built.
The Perfume Pagoda is situated in the interior of a grotto at the pinnacle of the Perfume Mountain. To get there, climb a long and steep staircase (4 km; usually takes 1 hour) or take the cableway to the top of the mountain, where we will begin our tour of the pagodas, temples, and grottoes that make up the Perfume Pagoda tour. Some of the features of the Perfume Pagoda include the Thien Tru Pagoda, Hinh Bong Pagoda, Giai Oan Pagoda, Thanh Son Pagoda, Huong Tich Grotto, and the temples of Long Van, Cay Khe, and Tuyet Son are some of the features of the Perfume Pagoda.
Surprisingly, the Perfume Pagoda festival is known to be the longest and the oldest festival in the history of the country, usually takes place in during 3 months, starting from the 6th of January to the Mar of the lunar month, the peak of the festival is from the full moon of January to the 18th of the second lunar month in Huong Tich, Tuyet Son, and Long Van.
Dam Market which is shaped like a blooming lotus when viewed from above, is one of three main markets in Nha Trang City, Vietnam. The other two are Xom Moi Market, a food...
Y Linh Ho is a small commune located about 7 kilometers southwest of Sapa Town, along the Muong Hoa River. It consists of a dozen small hamlets scattered throughout a...
Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is a special cultural and historical relic complex. The World Heritage Committee of UNESCO inscribed it on the World Heritage List in 2010.
Women's Museum where Vietnam honors Vietnamese women in a distinct, if not sacred way. The mission statement of the museum is to enhance public knowledge and...
Nha Trang Christ the King Cathedral ( aka Nha Trang Stone Church ) is a well-known tourist attraction in the city. Visitors to Nha Trang-Khanh Hoa can not only...
The Cu Chi Tunnels or Viet Cong Tunnels in Ho Chi Minh City ( Saigon ) were one of the proudest parts of the Vietnamese heroic history struggle as a legend of the...
Vung Vieng (Vong Vieng) fishing village in Ha Long Bay is located peacefully in the middle of the wild and poetic sea, overshadowed by thousands of rocky islands. This is a...
O Quy Ho has official name Tram Ton, is one of the 4 most challenging passes in northwest region of Vietnam . The other three are Ma Pi Leng in Ha Giang province, Khau Pha...
The Huong River or Perfume River, with its lovely fairy hair, is an emblem of the Hue Imperial City. In the architecture of the Nguyen Dynasty, it is an important aspect of...
The Marble Mountains, which are located a short distance from the city center, are well-known to anyone who has visited Danang City and serve as a symbol of the region. The...
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