Ong Ba Chieu Temple sits on a piece of land that is shaped like a turtle’s back and slightly higher than its surroundings. The temple’s location is considered supreme in feng shui terms.
It is located next to Ba Chieu Market in Binh Thanh District and is where hero and high-ranking mandarin of the Nguyen Dynasty, Le Van Duyet (1764-1832), is buried along with his wife Do Thi Phan.
The temple has four gates named after the cardinal directions, with the Southern Gate now used as the main one.
According to the monument management board, 100-200 locals and foreigners visit every day. During Tet (Lunar New Year), 100,000 people visit to pay their respects.
The Hoi An delegation showcased a plethora of art performances steeped in local heritage at the Fenice Sakai Theater and the Vietnam Festival in Osaka, Japan.
In the early morning of April 30, 1975, Latin American time, 11-year-old Jesús Germán Faría Tortosa awoke to the sound of "Vietnam won, Vietnam won" coming from outside.
Mua Cave has long been regarded as one of the most compelling tourist destinations to explore in the northern region during the National Reunification Day on April 30th and May Day on May 1st, owing to its awe-inspiring panorama crafted by nature, which is further enriched by captivating experiences at the foot of Ngoa Long Mountain.
A series of arts and cultural activities will be launched as part of Hanoi Tourism Gift Festival, scheduled to take place from August 23 to 25, aiming to promote the capital's image as an appealing and secure destination for tourists.
