[Photo] People in Hanoi flock to temples on the 15th day of the 7th lunar month.

NDO - On the 15th day of the 7th lunar month, at Quan Su Pagoda, Tay Ho Palace... a large number of people came to offer incense, pray for peace and happiness, and express their respect and gratitude to their parents.

On the 15th day of the 7th lunar month, known as the "Vu Lan Festival," most temples in Hanoi are bustling with people coming to pray for peace and happiness.

Quan Su Pagoda was crowded with people coming to offer incense, pray for peace and happiness, and express their respect and gratitude to their parents.

On this occasion, many temples organize the "Vu Lan Festival of Filial Piety" with solemn and sacred rituals, attracting thousands of people to participate: lectures on filial piety, the ceremony of pinning roses on clothing, releasing floating lanterns, prayers for the deceased, etc.

The Vu Lan Festival has become a tradition, reminding everyone of their filial duty.

Vu Lan, a festival honoring parents, is an important holiday in Buddhism.

Inside the temple, the altars were also crowded with trays of offerings, and by lunchtime, quite a lot of people were visiting to worship.

This is not only a day for Buddhists, but also a season of filial piety for all children towards their parents.

At Tay Ho Temple, many people came to pay their respects and express their wishes for their parents' continued good health.

The weather in Hanoi today is quite nice.

Around 12:45 PM, the number of people arriving at Tay Ho Temple increased slightly, but not significantly.

These offerings carry with them heartfelt respect and wishes for the continued good health of our parents...

Inside Tay Ho Palace.

Vu Ha Thuong (born in 2003), a final-year student atFPT College, and her friend visited Phu Tay Ho at lunchtime. Today is the Vu Lan festival, a day to show filial piety, and Thuong offered prayers for peace and well-being for her family, wishing her parents good health and happiness.

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