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Bat Trang, a small village in the north of Vietnam, is about 13 kilometers...
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Dong Ky, a traditional wood carving...
Dong Ho village, formally called Mai village,...
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The traditional Ha Thai lacquer village lies on the old highway 1A, it is...
Thay Pagoda, which is almost 1000 years old and picturesque landscape, is dedicated to Tu Dao Hanh, a zen monk who invented Vietnam's distinctive water puppetry art.
Thay Pagoda is located at the foot of Sai Son Mountain, some 30 kilometers southwest of Hanoi. It is a tourist and pilgrim destination where they may see the antique buildings as well as the tranquil and lovely scenery.
The pagoda, also known as Sai, Ca, or Thien Phuc, was constructed during the reign of King Ly Nhan Tong in the 11th century.
The pagoda is linked to the monk Tu Dao Hanh, who was famed for his humility and kindness to the needy. According to legend, he devised water puppetry to illustrate the lives of rural people. This style of performance art has become well-known in Vietnam and around the world.
The Ha (lower) Pagoda, Trung (middle) Pagoda, and Thuong (upper) Pagoda are the three parallel buildings that make up Thay Pagoda. The outer Ha Pagoda is used for offerings and rituals, the middle Trung Pagoda is used for Buddha worship, and the higher Thuong Pagoda is used to worship Tu Dao Hanh.
With a sloping roof and an airy and tranquil setting, the centuries-old edifice appears stunning. A magnificent lake with a floating temple where water puppetry is performed and two bridges connecting to the Tam Phu Temple may astonish visitors.
Cac Co Cave is also nearby to test those who are afraid of the dark. The cave is difficult to approach since it is reached over steep rocks that become slippery after rain.
The cave contains 3,600 pairs of Vietnamese soldiers' remains who were walled in while fighting Chinese invaders. Because the cave is deep and dark, guests will need a tour guide and a flashlight.
The Red River is not just a source of livelihood for many Hanoians, but it also serves as a symbol of Vietnamese history and the long-standing prosperity of the nation's...
With 20,000 specimens and living species, the Oceanographic Museum of Nha Trang Oceanographic Institute is Southeast Asia's largest marine specimen keeper. Thousands of...
Dong Xuan Market boasts one of the hottest spots for tourists, especially shopaholics. It is indeed an amazing location for individuals who wish to explore and enjoy a...
Cho Lon in Ho Chi Minh City ( Saigon ) is Vietnam's largest Chinatown, with roots reaching back to 1778. It is also a historically and culturally significant...
Ngoc Vung Island is a charming destination with primitively gorgeous scenery and the best and cheapest seafood in Bai Tu Long Bay.
Long Beach ( Bai Dai ) in Bai Tu Long Bay attracts tourists with its wild, poetic nature that many other beaches no longer exist as one of the beaches named on the...
Sapa market is not only a regular shopping place, but also a meeting and communication place for ethnic minority people in the Sapa town area. Hundreds of Hmong and Red Dao...
Muong Hoa valley, often known as Sapa's Eden or "a hidden pearl in the mist", is home to Vietnam's most magnificent terraced field scenery. Muong Hoa Valley is...
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...
Close to Bai Tu Long Bay, Co To Island/Beach is likely Vietnam's finest and most poetic beach, with a transparent blue ocean, smooth white sand, and golden sunshine with...
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