Buddha's relics are enshrined and enshrined at Quan The Am Pagoda.

DNO - On the evening of May 30, after the ceremony to welcome the Buddha's relics at Da Nang International Airport, the procession of relics arrived at Quan The Am Pagoda (Ngu Hanh Son District) to enshrine and enshrine them for monks, nuns, Buddhists, people and tourists from all over to worship.

The ceremony to bring the Buddha's relics to Quan The Am Pagoda was solemn and dignified. Photo: DAC MANH

Very early, thousands of Buddhists, people, and tourists in neat costumes, lined up solemnly on both sides of the road to welcome the procession carrying Buddha's relics (India's national treasure).

Buddha's relics enshrined at Quan The Am Pagoda. Photo: DAC MANH

To prepare for this special religious event, the City People's Committee and the Executive Committee of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha in Da Nang City have coordinated with relevant agencies to implement a decoration and celebration plan; ensure security and order, traffic flow and regulation, ensure health care and fire prevention plans. Thousands of volunteers have been mobilized to guide and support people and Buddhists coming to worship.

According to the plan, the Buddha relic worship ceremony will be held at Quan The Am Pagoda from 7:00 p.m. on May 30 to June 2. The relic farewell ceremony will take place on June 2. This is not only a major religious event but also an opportunity to introduce and promote the image and unique cultural values of Da Nang to friends and domestic and foreign tourists, while affirming the city as a safe and friendly destination.

Buddha relic enshrinement ceremony at Quan The Am pagoda. Photo: DAC MANH

Delegates, monks, nuns, Buddhists and people attended the Buddha relic enshrinement ceremony at Quan The Am Pagoda. Photo: DAC MANH

People, tourists, and Buddhists line up to pay homage to the Buddha's relics. The worship ceremony is held at Quan The Am Pagoda from 7 p.m. on May 30 to June 2. Photo: DAC MANH

Monks, nuns and Buddhists respectfully participate in the procession of Buddha's relics. Photo: DAC MANH

Crowds of people, tourists, and Buddhists lined up solemnly to welcome the procession carrying Buddha's relics to Quan The Am Pagoda. Photo: DAC MANH

The procession carrying Buddha's relics crosses the Dragon Bridge to enter Quan The Am Pagoda. Photo: DAC MANH

Crowds of people, tourists, and Buddhists lined up along the road to welcome the procession carrying Buddha's relics. Photo: DAC MANH

Security and order for residents and tourists are strictly controlled. Photo: DAC MANH

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