Vietnamese Religion

The warrior woman, General Le Chan

Le Chan was A Woman General who supported to Hai Ba Trung to fight against Invader China Troops during 40-42 AD. Haiphong People consider Her as the Tutelary Spirit who Founded An Bien Village (Haiphong City Now). Le Chan Statue is made by Haiphong Factory of Bronze Casting.

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Thien Mu Pagoda – The Pagoda of the Celestial Lady

Hue is the place that gathers a number of tourist attractions, especially some famous ancient pagodas of Vietnam. However, the most ancient one would go for Thien Mu Pagoda – one of the destinations that are mentioned most when tourists visit Hue.

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Tam Chuc Pagoda – The Biggest Pagoda in Vietnam

Tam Chuc Pagoda festival has attracted thousands of pilgrimages on early days of the Vietnamese Lunar New Year since its official open on 16th February 2019.

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Thay Pagoda - an interesting attraction in Hanoi

Thay Pagoda (Chua Thay means the Pagoda of Master Tu Dao Hanh) has another old name: Huong Hai (Sea of Perfume), So De. Based on the historical document, its official name is Thien Phuc Tu (Pagoda of Celestial Bliss).

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Important ritual at Tran Temple Festival in Nam Dinh

VOVWORLD - The ritual of opening the royal seal is an important ceremony held at the Tran Temple Festival in Nam Dinh province on the night of the 14th day of the 1st lunar month. The seal-opening ceremony dates from a time when the King worshiped the Heaven God and the royal court opened the national seal to return to normal work after a Lunar New Year Holiday.

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Tran Temple and Festival

Tran temple is in Tuc Mac hamlet, Loc Vuong commune out of Nam Dinh citadel. Tran temple consists of Thien Truong (the upper temple) and Co Trach (the lower temple) built closely to each other, which previously were in the centre of Royal step-over place of Thien Truong. Thien Truong temple is the worshipping place of 14 kings if the Tran.

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Visiting Yen Tu – A sacred land of Buddhist pilgrims

NDO – Located about 45 kilometres from Ha Long City, Yen Tu Mountain welcomes a large number of Buddhist pilgrims across the country during Tet (the Lunar New Year Festival), who come there to worship Buddha while looking back over the past year and praying for a New Year full of peace and happiness.

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Tran Quoc Pagoda, biggest and oldest temple in Vietnam

According to legend, the pagoda was built under Ly Nam De’s reign (544-548) associated with Van Xuan State. The name Khai Quoc (Found the Nation) of the pagoda originated from this period of time. Later, King Le Thai Tong (1434 – 1442) changed the name to An Quoc (Secure the Nation).

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Two Vietnamese Buddhist pagodas among world’s most beautiful: Natgeo

Natgeo has listed Hanoi’s Tran Quoc Pagoda and HCMC’s Buu Long Pagoda among the world’s most beautiful Buddhist monuments.

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The Most Beautiful Temples in Hanoi, Vietnam

Visiting places of religious importance while traveling offers great insight into the culture and traditions of the locals. Here are our favorite temples in Hanoi.

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The warrior woman, General Le Chan

Thien Mu Pagoda – The Pagoda of the Celestial Lady

Tam Chuc Pagoda – The Biggest Pagoda in Vietnam

Thay Pagoda - an interesting attraction in Hanoi

Important ritual at Tran Temple Festival in Nam Dinh

Tran Temple and Festival

Visiting Yen Tu – A sacred land of Buddhist pilgrims

Tran Quoc Pagoda, biggest and oldest temple in Vietnam

Two Vietnamese Buddhist pagodas among world’s most beautiful: Natgeo

The Most Beautiful Temples in Hanoi, Vietnam