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The museum exhibits hundreds of Buddhism-related objects which date back to the seventh century to the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century.
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On display at the museum are hundreds of Buddhist antiques which have been enshrined within the pagoda and have been collected by the pagoda’s former abbots.
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The exhibited items feature Buddhist arts and Buddhist culture of both Vietnam and several other Asian countries.
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Each of the displayed artifacts carries an array of Buddhist stories, legends, and beliefs. The image depicts a reclining Buddha statue.
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The artifacts at the museum are made from numerous different materials such as bronze and jade.
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The Buddhist antiques preserved at the Quan The Am Temple have great value as they highlight Buddha statues, bronze censers, and objects of worship, all of which are unique treasures.
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Many of these antiques are recognised as national treasures.
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The museum has opened its doors since 2016, offering a haven of calm, tranquility, and relaxation to visitors.

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