Crowds of people stood on both sides of the road where the procession carrying Buddha's relics passed by - Photo: THANH THUY
On the afternoon of May 30, the Buddha's relics were transported on a private plane to Da Nang International Airport. Immediately after landing at the airport, the Buddha's relics were carried by a motorcade through the main streets of the city center.
From Nguyen Van Linh - Bach Dang - Tran Phu - Ngo Quyen - Ngu Hanh Son - Le Van Hien street, enter Su Van Hanh street and arrive at Quan The Am pagoda (48 Su Van Hanh, Ngu Hanh Son district) in the worship of tens of thousands of Buddhists and people.
According to Tuoi Tre Online , from early afternoon, along both sides of the road where the Buddha relics passed, people lined up to wait for the convoy. Especially in front of the gate of Quan The Am pagoda, thousands of people lined up to pay their respects.
Authorities and volunteers are constantly making arrangements to ensure safety. Hearing that the statue will be enshrined at Quan The Am Pagoda, Ms. Vo Thi Thanh Man (71 years old, residing in Hoi An City, Quang Nam ) traveled dozens of kilometers to Da Nang with the hope of paying homage to Buddha once.
"Visiting Buddha's relics is an honor for me and all Buddhists. Not everyone is fortunate enough to visit Buddha's relics. This may be the only time in my life.
So I'm very excited, coming here makes me feel at peace and comfortable, it's okay to wait in line for a long time," said Ms. Vo Thi Thanh Man.
Not only Da Nang people, Buddhists everywhere flock to Quan The Am Pagoda with the desire to once worship the sacred treasure - Photo: THANH THUY
The convoy carrying Buddha's relics leaves the airport while being welcomed by Da Nang people - Photo: TRUONG TRUNG
With a heart of respect for Buddha, Ms. Mai Thu Huong (52 years old, living in Hai Chau district) came to Quan The Am pagoda early, prepared drinks, and was ready to line up to worship.
"It's the first time in my life that I've had the chance to see the relics, so I arranged my work and took the opportunity to line up. I'm very happy and moved that the Buddha's relics are enshrined in Da Nang so that people can see them and express their respect to the Buddha," Ms. Huong shared.
Monks, nuns, and Buddhists can begin worshiping Buddha's relics from 7:00 p.m. on May 30 to June 2 at the 3rd floor hall of Quan The Am Pagoda.
During his stay in Da Nang, Buddha's relics were enshrined at Quan The Am Pagoda - Photo: THANH THUY
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/hang-van-nguoi-dan-da-nang-don-doi-chiem-bai-xa-loi-phat-20250530193502205.htm
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