Yên Tử: Journey to the Sacred Peak
Yên Tử Mountain, located in the Uông Bí district of Quảng Ninh province, Vietnam, is a site of significant natural beauty and spiritual importance.
Often referred to as the "cradle of Vietnamese Buddhism", Yên Tử Mountain is most renowned for its association with the Trúc Lâm Zen Buddhist sect. Its history dates back to the 13th century when King Trần Nhân Tông abdicated his throne to become a monk and establish this unique Vietnamese Buddhist tradition. He retreated to Yên Tử Mountain, building numerous temples and pagodas, making it a central pilgrimage site for Vietnamese Buddhists.
- Destination
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What to expect:
- Conquer the Yên Tử Mountain - one of the highest peaks in Vietnam.
- Climb 1068 meters up Yên Tử Mountains's peak to reach Đồng Pagoda adm admire the statue of An Kỳ Sinh.
- Take the cable car to Hoa Yên Pagoda nestled at a height of 534 meters which has two 700 years old frangipani flower trees.
A Vietnamese saying warns "Though you practice charity and do good deeds hundred years, you will not achieve perfect enlightenment if you have not been to Yên Tử." Yên Tử Mountain has been a pilgrimage site for Buddhist monks and lay people for centuries. The serene atmosphere and the opportunity to connect with nature make it an ideal place for spiritual reflection. Whether you're seeking enlightenment or simply a moment of quiet contemplation, Yên Tử offers a sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Tour Price
Included
- A/C transportation in good condition as per itinerary.
- All sightseeing fees in the program.
- Professional Tour guide.
Not included
- Personal expense
- Not listed fee
- Tips for Driver and Tour Guide