Tag: Ha Nam

The largest pig market in Northern Vietnam is a bustling hub of activity all year round, except for the first day of Lunar New Year. This vibrant marketplace witnesses a frenzied trade, with an influx of between 1,200 to 1,500 pigs on peak days, translating to a whopping 145 to 150 tons of pork traded daily.

With a history spanning over a millennium, the Phi Lai Di Zang Temple (or Chua Dung) is one of the most venerable and sacred temples in the Ha Nam region. This ancient Buddhist site, nestled in the heart of Vietnam, has stood the test of time and become a beacon of spiritual significance for locals and pilgrims alike. Step inside and embark on a journey through the ages, where every corner tells a story of devotion, culture, and the enduring power of faith.

Springtime travels, seeking serenity and a peaceful temple experience away from the bustling capital? Look no further than Chua Cay Thi (Tinh Vien Di Da) in Ha Nam province!

In the vast 5,100ha Tam Chuc tourism complex, stands a majestic ancient temple named Tam Chuc. This place is known as the "largest temple in the world" with its grand and magnificent architecture, nestled amidst the charming landscape of mountains and water.

This magnificent temple is renowned as the world's largest, often referred to as the "Halong Bay on land," covering an expansive area of approximately 5,100 hectares.