TPO - Nearing the Lunar New Year, many young women dressed in traditional Vietnamese dresses came to check-in at Co Am Pagoda - the most sacred pagoda in Nghe An.
TPO - Nearing the Lunar New Year, many young women dressed in traditional Vietnamese dresses came to check-in at Co Am Pagoda - the most sacred pagoda in Nghe An.
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| Young people choose ao dai and accessories to take photos. |
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Hoang Bao Han (18 years old, living in Dien Chau district) and a group of friends came to the pagoda early to take photos. The scenery and peaceful space of the pagoda made the group of young people feel at peace in the days leading up to Tet. "The group planned to rent ao dai, do makeup and choose the ideal shooting time to take advantage of natural light to take many satisfactory photos. The scenery at the pagoda is very beautiful," Han shared. |
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The temple space is large and decorated with sparkling scenery so young people have many angles to take pictures. |
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Many families also came to the temple to worship and check-in. |
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Co Am Pagoda (Minh Chau Commune, Dien Chau District, Nghe An ) was built during the Later Le Dynasty (from the 15th century). After more than 600 years with many historical ups and downs, in December 1994, Co Am Pagoda was recognized as a National Historical Relic by the Ministry of Culture and Information. Co Am Pagoda is not only a famous place with many unique architectural works but also a spiritual destination that attracts many people and tourists from all over to come and offer incense and enjoy the view. |
Source: https://tienphong.vn/thieu-nu-chup-anh-tet-o-ngoi-chua-thieng-xu-nghe-post1712496.tpo
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