Tam Chuc Pagoda - spiritual paradise amidst beautiful natural landscape

Located in Kim Bang district, Ha Nam province, Tam Chuc pagoda is one of the most beautiful and sacred temples in our country. With unique and sophisticated architecture and peaceful space, Tam Chuc Pagoda has attracted many visitors from all over the world to visit and pray.

I. Discover the history of Tam Chuc pagoda
 

Like other pagodas, Tam Chuc Pagoda also has a rich history and culture. Through exploring the history of the temple, you will better understand the place and feel its attraction.

1. Pre-Lyric Period

According to historical records, Tam Chuc Pagoda was built in the Early Ly Dynasty around the 6th-7th centuries. There, people chose the location to build the pagoda on a high hill to create silence, tranquility and a sacred atmosphere.

2. The Ly Dynasty

During the Ly Dynasty (about 11-12 centuries), King Ly Cong Uan rebuilt Tam Chuc pagoda and gave power to a monk to spread Buddhism and also to manage the temple. Since then, Tam Chuc Pagoda has become the sacred place of the country and attracts many tourists to visit and pray.

3. Nguyen Dynasty

During the Nguyen Dynasty (about 19-20 centuries), Tam Chuc Pagoda was restored and renovated architectural works. In particular, in 2017, Tam Chuc Pagoda was remodeled and renovated the entire architecture, creating a completely new and more splendid appearance than ever.

II. The unique architectural beauty of Tam Chuc Pagoda
 
 
The current Tam Chuc pagoda campus is about 144 hectares wide, including many large projects such as: Ngoc Pagoda, Tam The Palace, Phap Chu Palace and International Convention Center, …

Jade Pagoda: The temple is located on the top of That Tinh mountain at an altitude of 200m above sea level, with 299 steps built entirely of adjacent monolithic stone. From the Jade Pagoda, you can enjoy the panoramic view of Tam Chuc mountain. The temple is 15m high, built by 2000 tons of granite blocks placed together without cement or glue.

Tam The Palace: located at an altitude of 45m above sea level. The temple was built with 3 curved roofs in the style of Vietnamese pagoda architecture and the representative building is the largest, enough room for 5000 Buddhists to worship at the same time.

Phap Chu Palace: Below Tam The Palace is Phap Chu Palace. Phap Chu Palace features a statue of Buddha Shakyamuni made of solid copper weighing 150 tons. This temple has the highlight of 4 large reliefs covering the walls, these 4 reliefs talk about the turning points in the life of the Buddha: from birth, enlightenment, preaching, until Nirvana. .
 
 
Quan Am Temple: this is the place to worship Buddha Quan The m Bodhisattva with carvings talking about the compassion of the Buddha, when he saved sentient beings, expressed through the times of birth when he had to go through countless kalpas. return to help people.

International Convention Center: also known as Thuy Dinh Guest House. The center is built on the surface of the lake, like a blooming lotus. The interior of Thuy Dinh guesthouse is dignified to welcome Buddhist delegations to attend the ceremony.

III. Spiritual activities at Tam Chuc pagoda

Tam Chuc Pagoda is not only a tourist area but also the center of spiritual activities. With a sacred and delicate space, Tam Chuc Pagoda attracts many tourists to visit and learn about Buddhism. It is always vibrant with spiritual activities and Buddhist ceremonies.

1. Vu Lan Festival
 
 
Vu Lan Festival is one of the important events of Tam Chuc Pagoda. Here, Buddhist monks and nuns will review the tradition of the great holiday. Vu Lan festival is started from the story of the great filial piety Muc Kien Lien Bodhisattva thanks to the cooperation of the monks to save his mother. Therefore, this is a day to remember the merits of parents and ancestors, considered by Buddhism as a solemn day in the seventh lunar month every year.

2. Meditate and practice yoga

Tam Chuc Pagoda provides a quiet and convenient space for visitors to practice meditation and yoga. These activities help to relax the mind, focus and find inner peace.

3. Requiem
 
 
The praying ceremony is a popular activity at Tam Chuc pagoda. Visitors can participate in intercession ceremonies to remember the deceased and pray for their well-being and happiness.

4. Pilgrimage and offerings
 
 
Tourists can participate in pilgrimages and offerings at Tam Chuc Pagoda. This includes walking around the temple grounds, making your way to sacred sites, and performing ritual offerings to create a connection with spirituality and religion, helping visitors feel more pure and peaceful.

5. Visiting and learning about Buddhism

Tam Chuc Pagoda also provides an opportunity for visitors to learn about Buddhism through visits to galleries, museums and teaching sessions on Buddhist history and philosophy.

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