Yen Tu is a complex of scenic and spiritual sites with a long history. In particular, it is closely associated with a prominent figure in Vietnamese history: King Tran Nhan Tong. Over 700 years later, the ideas left behind by this Buddhist emperor, along with the sacredness of the place, have become a unique and enduring value of the Vietnamese nation.
Yen Tu Mountain during the Vu Lan Festival
Let's go•03/09/2023
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