Vien Giac Pagoda

Formerly, the pagoda was founded at Xuyen Trung, called Cam Ly Pagoda, after that, because of land erosion near the river, the people here moved the pagoda to the present position in 1841 and renamed it Vien Giac Pagoda.

At the beginning, Vien Giac Pagoda was a village one and in 1950, it was managed by the local buddhists.

Hoi An Old Town

The architectural significance of Hoi An has been recognized by UNESCO, during the 23rd Congress which took place in Marrakech (Morocco) from the 29th of November to the 4th of December, since the town was officially listed as a World Heritage Site.After a long period of absence from the tourist...

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Mui Ne Beach

Mui Ne is a fishing village as well as an attractive tourist site in Binh Thuan Province. Mui Ne has long been considered the "Hawaii" of Vietnam. Its features are immense sand dunes meandering through kilometers of red, yellow and white, shady roads under coconut trees, beautiful rows of palm...

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Ngoc Son Temple

Hoan Kiem Lake was already considered the most beautiful lake in Ha Noi when Ngoc Son Temple was built on an island in the 19th century. Initially, the temple was called Ngoc Son Pagoda and was later renamed Ngoc Son Temple, since temples are dedicated to saints.Saint Van Xuong, considered to be...

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