Seven Mountains

The Seven Mountains region, located in An Giang province, Vietnam, is renowned for its majestic scenery and unique culture. The area comprises seven main mountains, each possessing its own distinct beauty and holding significant spiritual value for the local people.

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Location of creation: Tinh Bien Ward, An Giang Province, Vietnam

Introduction: Nestled in the fertile plains of An Giang province, Vietnam, the Seven Mountains (Bay Nui), also known as That Son, is a captivating mountain range comprising seven peaks in Tri Ton and Tinh Bien districts. These scattered mountains form an arc, creating a unique semi-mountainous landscape that stands out prominently in the vast Mekong Delta. Mount Cam (Cam Son) is the majestic highest peak in the Mekong Delta, reaching 705 meters. This stunning mountain attracts visitors with its magnificent scenery, fresh air, and lush greenery. Among its many attractions, several noteworthy sites are well worth exploring : Van Linh Pagoda (Van Linh Pagoda), the Maitreya Buddha Statue, Thuy Liem Lake (Thuy Liem Lake), the Big Buddha Pagoda (Big Buddha Pagoda), and the open-air Avalokiteśvara Bodhisattva Statue (Avalokiteśvara on Mount Cam). At 614 meters high, Co To Mountain is the second highest peak in the Mekong Delta, offering a captivating blend of wild, rustic, and alluring beauty. The mountain's appeal extends to many nearby attractions, including the tranquil Tri Ton Beach, O Thum Lake and Soai So Lake, the picturesque Ta Pa rice fields, and the historically significant Tuc Dup Hill, famous for its complex network of underground caves and narrow passageways…

(Nestled amidst the fertile plains of Vietnam's An Giang Province, the Bay Nui (Seven Mountains), also known as That Son, is a captivating range of seven peaks in the Tri Ton and Tinh Bien districts. These scattered mountains form an arc, creating a distinctive semi-mountainous landscape that stands out in the vast Mekong Delta. Cam Mountain stands proudly as the highest peak in the Mekong Delta region, soaring to an elevation of 705 meters. This remarkable mountain attracts visitors with its majestic landscape, refreshing climate, and lush greenery. Among its numerous attractions, several notable sites are worth exploring: Van Linh Pagoda, Buddha Maitreya Statue, Thuy Liem Lake, Big Buddha Temple and Statue of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara (Forbidden Mountain Quan Am). offering a captivating blend of wild, rustic, and charming beauty. The mountain's allure extends to several nearby attractions, including the Tri Ton Sign, the serene O Thum Lake and Soai So Lake, the picturesque Ta Pa Rice Fields, and the historically significant Tuc Dup Hill, famous for its intricate network of underground caves and narrow passageways. This historic site was the scene of a grueling 128-day battle between US and Vietnamese soldiers during the Vietnam War….)

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