Buddhists gathered at Quan Su Pagoda waiting for the procession of Buddha's relics.

The Buddha's relics were brought to Quan Su Pagoda ( Hanoi ) by the Venerables of the Buddhist Sangha of Vietnam and India after being enshrined at Ba Den Mountain on the afternoon of May 13.

In front of Quan Su Pagoda, thousands of people and Buddhists were present waiting to receive the Buddha's relics. Photo: DO TRUNG

On the same morning, the Buddha's relics were carried by the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha and Indian monks, leaving Ba Den Mountain ( Tay Ninh province) to prepare for the journey from Tan Son Nhat International Airport to Noi Bai International Airport, then to Quan Su Pagoda, Hanoi.

At 2:30 p.m. the same day, at Quan Su Pagoda, thousands of people and Buddhists were present to wait for the procession of Buddha's relics.

Inside the temple area, hundreds of people and Buddhists were present. Photo: DO TRUNG

Inside Quan Su Pagoda, a lotus model supporting Buddha with a width of 9m and a height of about 2m is a special highlight that attracts the attention of people and Buddhists when they come to worship Buddha's relics.

This is a creative product of Mr. Doan Van De, an artistic flower arranger from Bac Lieu , who has created many unique flower products at major events and holidays in many pagodas in the Southeast and Southwest regions.

Some images recorded by reporters at 2:30 p.m. the same day:

The wedding car was decorated brilliantly.

Buddhists gathered in front of Quan Su Pagoda waiting to receive the Buddha's relics.

Inside the temple, many people came to wait for the procession of relics.

A lotus model of Buddha decorated inside Quan Su Pagoda

Inspired by Japanese flower arrangement style, the owner of the lotus model has created a more vibrant color scheme, creating a lively atmosphere while still maintaining a solemn look.

Many people were present before the time to receive the relics, taking the opportunity to perform the bathing ritual for the Buddha.

DO TRUNG - THU HA

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/phat-tu-tap-trung-o-chua-quan-su-cho-cung-ruoc-xa-loi-duc-phat-post795056.html