Located in Thuong Yen Cong Commune, about 40 kilometers far
from Ha Long City, Quang Ninh Province, Yen Tu is a famous and nice
mountain in Vietnam with clear streams as silk running around bamboo
forests; green pine forests, and towers and ancient temples appear and
disappear alternately
Giai Oan stream
The way to get to Dong Pagoda
Visitors to Dong pagoda
In
addition, Yen Tu region is well-known worldwide for its beautiful
landscapes, historical relics and hundreds of ancient pagodas and
towers, especially Dong (Bronze) Pagoda, with its peak at 1,068 meters
above sea level.
Yen Tu is a place
where the King devoted his life as a Buddhist monk after his abdication.
The event included various activities, including incense offering
ceremony, a requiem praying for peace and prosperity in the country and
the world and a seminar on Tran Nhan Tong and his cultural and
ideological heritages. With great devotion to the development of the
country, King Tran Nhan Tong is being proposed as a great man of
culture.
Visitors to here will have
an opportunity to hear a interesting story of Giai Oan stream. In fact,
the way to Giai Oan stream is very difficult and high. Both sides of the
road is covered with 700-800 year-old pine lines, with big and strong
body, roots rising over the surface of road like as a big python crawled
into the stairs for visitors to go steady. In the slope of Voi Phuc
Temple, the King Tran Anh Tong has visited Hoa Yen Pagoda – the
religious life. Tran Nhan Tong must walk to the pagoda. Beside the slope
of Voi phuc, it is considered as a pearl with many towers and graves
where is used for chairs of Yen Tu pagoda.
Giai Oan stream
The way to get to Dong Pagoda
Visiting Yen Tu pagoda, you can have a chance to explore a system of pagodas, towers and ancient tree forests.
On
the top of Yen Tu Mountain, there is Dong pagoda at the height of
1068m. Nowadays, visitors can reach Dong pagoda by cables. It is very
interesting. Visitors not only enjoyed the feeling of sitting cables but
also see beautiful scenes of pagodas belong to your trip.
Nguyen Hao
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