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Ha Pagoda is one of the most beautiful pagodas in Hanoi and attracts many Buddhists and visitors, especially young people to come to pray for love, according to Tien Phong.
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Amidst the complicated situation of Covid-19, visitors are requested to wear face masks and wash their hands with sanitizers before entering the pagoda.
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| Photo: Tien Phong |
They also have their body temperature checked.
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| Photo: Tien Phong |
Ha Pagoda is among the most sacred places to pray for love in Hanoi.
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| Photo: Tien Phong |
From early morning, the pagoda is thronged with visitors.
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| Photo: Tien Phong |
Apart from praying for love, pagoda-goers also wish for a New Year with health and luckiness.
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| Photo: Tien Phong |
Two people keep their face masks on while praying.
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| Photo: Tien Phong |
The worshipping tray is carefully prepared.
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| Photo: To Quoc |
People maintain a safe distance to prevent Covid-19 spread.
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| Photo: Tien Phong |
A small bag of salt, which is believed to bring luckiness, health and peace is cherished by youngsters.
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| Photo: Tien Phong |
A group of youngsters poses for photos.
Valentine’s Day, also called Saint Valentine’s Day, is celebrated annually on February 14 and recognized as a celebration of romance and romantic love in many regions around the world, including Vietnam, despite it being not a public holiday in the country.
