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Table of Contents Phuc Khanh Pagoda Ha Pagoda Tran Quoc Pagoda Quan Su Pagoda Tay Ho Pagoda Tao Sach Pagoda The full moon day of January is the first full moon of the new year. There is a saying that “the whole year offering is not equal to that of the full moon day of January”. This is also the day that is considered an appropriate time for people and Buddhists to come to temples and pagodas to pray for a lucky, smooth, and peaceful new year. Here are 6 pagodas considered by many to be the most sacred in Hanoi. Phuc Khanh Pagoda Phuc Khanh Pagoda is one of the most crowded pagodas in Hanoi every full moon in January. It is also known as So Pagoda, or Thinh Quang Pagoda. This is also one of the oldest and most sacred pagodas in the capital. The Buddha hall in the temple is dignified and has 20 statues of high artistic value. Phuc Khanh Pagoda has 21 stone steles, the oldest being from 1698; 3 common red bells, the oldest bell was cast in 1796; 14 sets of robes ...

The NZ Herald News list includes 7 locations. In addition to Da Nang beach, in Asia, there is also Fulong beach (Taiwan, China). This place attracts tourists with its clear blue water, and many fun activities such as surfing, kayaking, and other activities. Writer Sara Bunny shared: “Da Nang is a bustling coastal city with a stretch of fine white sand winding on the coast. This is the right place for tourists who like to sunbathe”. Sara is most impressed with My Khe beach and Bac My An beach by the pristine scenery with clear water, fine white sand, and golden sunshine. This place also attracts many interesting tourist services and attractive sea foods. Photo: Vietnam Is Awesome Dragon Bridge is a place not to be missed when coming to Da Nang. Visitors coming here can not only admire the beautiful scenery of the Han River but also enjoy the spectacular fireworks display. The remaining ideal destinations include Praia da Joatinga (Brazil), Glass beach (Califonia, USA), ...