The 2nd Thien Cam Son Lantern Festival will officially take place on March 7th, 2026 (corresponding to the 19th day of the first lunar month), at the beginning of spring when the air is still fresh and people's hearts are drawn to auspicious things. The event promises to attract a large number of visitors from all over, gathering on this sacred mountain night to light up their faith and hopes for a peaceful and prosperous new year.
Lam Vien Nui Cam Tourist Area offers special deals. Enjoy a 30% discount on cable car tickets, tour bus tickets, and package deals, valid during the golden hours of 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM, the ideal time to watch the sunset, enjoy the scenery, and release lanterns amidst the mystical spiritual atmosphere on the summit of Thien Cam Son Mountain.
The Lantern Festival on the mountaintop is not only a cultural and tourist event, but also a ritual with profound spiritual significance. As the sun sets and night falls over the deep forest slopes, thousands of lanterns are simultaneously lit. These tiny, patient, and persistent flames, like a Milky Way descending to earth, spread warm light across the vast space. Each lantern represents a wish for peace and well-being, a prayer for blessings sent to family, homeland, and country – "one lantern, one wish, one heart directed towards goodness."
The festival grounds are solemnly decorated, harmoniously blending with the natural landscape. From the central square towards the spiritual structures on the mountain, the lights reflect on the tranquil Thuy Liem Lake, creating a mystical, night-time spectacle. The ringing of bells in the mountain breeze, the footsteps of the festival-goers, and the whispered prayers all combine to form a serene symphony, leading people back to their inner selves.
Thien Cam Son has long been associated with the religious life of the people of An Giang province. Part of the sacred That Son mountain range, it not only boasts majestic scenery but also preserves many legendary stories and the spiritual journeys of enlightened monks. Therefore, the Lantern Festival is not simply about admiring the lights, but a journey back to the cultural roots, continuing the spiritual tradition of this southern land.
The festival's unique charm also lies in its sense of community. In the moment of simultaneous lighting, all distances seem to disappear. Locals, distant visitors, multi-generational families, or groups of young people visiting the sacred mountain for the first time – all stand under one sky, cherishing a small flame. "Peace of mind brings peace in all things" – this simple message spreads through every glance, every smile, every wisp of smoke carried on the mountain breeze.
From a tourism development perspective, the Cam Mountain Lantern Festival is gradually becoming a unique product, contributing to the positioning of An Giang's spiritual and ecological tourism brand. The nighttime activities on the mountain are organized systematically, ensuring safety, respecting the natural environment, and aiming for a sustainable tourism model. The light of the lanterns does not overshadow nature, but rather celebrates its pristine beauty, creating a different experience compared to destinations in the lowlands.
On March 7th, 2026, when thousands of lights simultaneously illuminate the summit of Thien Cam Mountain, it will be more than just a visual spectacle; it will be a moment of faith and hope. Leaving the sacred mountain, visitors will carry with them not only dazzling images but also a sense of peace, a precious moment of tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life. Because some journeys are not measured by distance, but by the depth of emotion. And the lantern festival on the summit of Thien Cam Mountain is such a journey – where "sacred light calls the wind," where people find harmony between heaven, earth, and themselves.
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