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Located not far from the city center with magical, dreamlike space, temples and caves, plants and temple bells, waves and waves ..., Marble Mountains has long been a truly paradise for pregnant travelers.
Here, the historical and cultural imprints of the historical periods, from Tran - Le - Nguyen are still imprinted on every pagoda and pagoda construction. Especially, this place still preserves many traces of Champa culture from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Other LSVH relics in the scenic area such as the tomb of General Tran Quang Dieu's mother, the princess Ngoc Lan temple, the autographed national identity preserved at Tam Thai pagoda of the Nguyen Dynasty, to the historic sites revolutionary struggles such as: Husband's Rock tunnels, Ba Tho cave, Kim Son mountain, Am Phu cave, etc. All eloquent proof of a legendary Ngu Hanh Son, about a masterpiece of spiritual land full of history exam.
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The Marble Mountains
81 Huyền Trân Công ChúaLocated not far from the city center with magical, dreamlike space, temples and caves, plants and temple bells, waves and waves ..., Marble Mountains has long been a truly paradise for pregnant travelers.
Here, the historical and cultural imprints of the historical periods, from Tran - Le - Nguyen are still imprinted on every pagoda and pagoda construction. Especially, this place still preserves many traces of Champa culture from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Other LSVH relics in the scenic area such as the tomb of General Tran Quang Dieu's mother, the princess Ngoc Lan temple, the autographed national identity preserved at Tam Thai pagoda of the Nguyen Dynasty, to the historic sites revolutionary struggles such as: Husband's Rock tunnels, Ba Tho cave, Kim Son mountain, Am Phu cave, etc. All eloquent proof of a legendary Ngu Hanh Son, about a masterpiece of spiritual land full of history exam.
Located 10km northeast of the city center, Son Tra peninsula with a height of 693m above sea level; shaped like a mushroom, the mushroom head is Son Tra mountain and the mushroom body is alluvial sand, deposited, creating beautiful, clean golden sand. This is also a rich and diverse nature reserve, protected under national forbidden forests, famous for its unique vegetation with many rare and precious forest animals such as deer, monkeys, apes, orangutans, langurs, red-faced chickens ... the natural scenery here is very charming; It is rumored that fairies from heaven often chose the sand here to descend, dance, play chess ... so it was also called Tien Sa.
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Located 10km northeast of the city center, Son Tra peninsula with a height of 693m above sea level; shaped like a mushroom, the mushroom head is Son Tra mountain and the mushroom body is alluvial sand, deposited, creating beautiful, clean golden sand. This is also a rich and diverse nature reserve, protected under national forbidden forests, famous for its unique vegetation with many rare and precious forest animals such as deer, monkeys, apes, orangutans, langurs, red-faced chickens ... the natural scenery here is very charming; It is rumored that fairies from heaven often chose the sand here to descend, dance, play chess ... so it was also called Tien Sa.
25 km from Da Nang city to the Southwest, Ba Na at an altitude of 1,487m above sea level, cool climate all year round, average temperature from 17 degrees C - 20 degrees C. Differences in Ba Na compared with other tourist destinations is a day with 4 separate seasons: Spring morning morning, noon in summer, the afternoon will se fall and the cold night like in the middle of the East. Therefore, Ba Na has become a tourist destination in Da Nang that attracts many domestic and foreign tourists because it is located in the climate transition area of our country, between the North and the four-year climate of a clear season and In the South, the climate is divided by two rainy seasons each year, so Ba Na - Nui Chua has two types of forests: one is subtropical forest with non-needle species, two is tropical forest with leaf trees. wide. Therefore, Ba Na has a rich ecosystem with 544 species of plants, 266 species of animals including 44 species of animals and 6 species of plants named in the Vietnam Red Book such as white-pheasant pheasants, pheasant, apes, tigers, eels, hemorrhoids, rosy cheeks, tigers, etc. At the top of Ba Na mountain, there is a pine tree (the trunk is bent like a mandarin) that is nearly hundred years old.
So in 1986, Ba Na was recognized by the Government as a nature reserve, the object of protection is tropical forests and many rare and precious animals and plants. The first feature of Ba Na is the sky is always airy, clouds wandering in the middle of the mountain. Especially when the rain appears, we can see the rain falling around the ridge but the top is always dry, the sky is clear, the air is cool and airy. Bana has a very rare type of bell peach, only blooming every spring. The name "bell digging" is given by the locals for the flowers, when blooming they look like small dark pink bells, dangling from the branches. The tree flowers from winter solstice till January and February. In our country, the peach tree is distributed at elevations above 1,400m in provinces from Thua Thien - Hue to Khanh Hoa. However, it can be said that Ba Na is the best place to grow bell bells and very beautiful flowers.
Bà Nà - Suối Mơ
Bà Nà - Suối Mơ25 km from Da Nang city to the Southwest, Ba Na at an altitude of 1,487m above sea level, cool climate all year round, average temperature from 17 degrees C - 20 degrees C. Differences in Ba Na compared with other tourist destinations is a day with 4 separate seasons: Spring morning morning, noon in summer, the afternoon will se fall and the cold night like in the middle of the East. Therefore, Ba Na has become a tourist destination in Da Nang that attracts many domestic and foreign tourists because it is located in the climate transition area of our country, between the North and the four-year climate of a clear season and In the South, the climate is divided by two rainy seasons each year, so Ba Na - Nui Chua has two types of forests: one is subtropical forest with non-needle species, two is tropical forest with leaf trees. wide. Therefore, Ba Na has a rich ecosystem with 544 species of plants, 266 species of animals including 44 species of animals and 6 species of plants named in the Vietnam Red Book such as white-pheasant pheasants, pheasant, apes, tigers, eels, hemorrhoids, rosy cheeks, tigers, etc. At the top of Ba Na mountain, there is a pine tree (the trunk is bent like a mandarin) that is nearly hundred years old.
So in 1986, Ba Na was recognized by the Government as a nature reserve, the object of protection is tropical forests and many rare and precious animals and plants. The first feature of Ba Na is the sky is always airy, clouds wandering in the middle of the mountain. Especially when the rain appears, we can see the rain falling around the ridge but the top is always dry, the sky is clear, the air is cool and airy. Bana has a very rare type of bell peach, only blooming every spring. The name "bell digging" is given by the locals for the flowers, when blooming they look like small dark pink bells, dangling from the branches. The tree flowers from winter solstice till January and February. In our country, the peach tree is distributed at elevations above 1,400m in provinces from Thua Thien - Hue to Khanh Hoa. However, it can be said that Ba Na is the best place to grow bell bells and very beautiful flowers.
Officially built in July, 2015, with the help of the Far-East Uncle's Institute in Hanoi, the Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture currently has nearly 2,000 artifacts, large and small, of which nearly 500 are on display. Inside the museum house (divided into galleries including My Son, Tra Kieu, Dong Duong, Thap Mam and corridors: Quang Tri, Quang Nam, Quang Ngai, Kon Tum, Quang Binh and Binh Dinh). ), some artifacts on display in the garden and more than 1,200 artifacts currently stored in the warehouse. Most of the museum's existing sculptures are originals on three main materials: sandstone, terracotta and copper, most of which are sandstone, dating from the seventh to seventh centuries, of many different art styles.
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Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture
Số 02 Đ. 2 Tháng 9Officially built in July, 2015, with the help of the Far-East Uncle's Institute in Hanoi, the Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture currently has nearly 2,000 artifacts, large and small, of which nearly 500 are on display. Inside the museum house (divided into galleries including My Son, Tra Kieu, Dong Duong, Thap Mam and corridors: Quang Tri, Quang Nam, Quang Ngai, Kon Tum, Quang Binh and Binh Dinh). ), some artifacts on display in the garden and more than 1,200 artifacts currently stored in the warehouse. Most of the museum's existing sculptures are originals on three main materials: sandstone, terracotta and copper, most of which are sandstone, dating from the seventh to seventh centuries, of many different art styles.
My Son Sanctuary is located in Duy Phu commune, Duy Xuyen district, Quang Nam province, about 69 km from Da Nang city and about 20 km from the ancient citadel of Tra Kieu, a complex consisting of many Cham Pa temples, in a valley. Diameter about 2 km, surrounded by hills. This was once the place of worship of the Champa kingdom as well as the tombs of the Champa kings or princes, the country liked. My Son Sanctuary is considered one of the main centers of Hindu temples in Southeast Asia and is the only heritage of its kind in Vietnam.
My Son was probably started construction in the 4th century. For centuries, this sanctuary was added with large and small towers and became the main relic of Champa culture in Vietnam. In addition to the function of performing ceremonies, helping dynasties reach the gods, My Son was also the cultural and religious center of the Champa dynasties and the burial place for powerful kings and monks. The first relics found mark the time of King Bhadravarman I (Pham Ho Dat) (reigned from 381 to 413), the king built a cathedral to worship linga and Shiva. My Son was heavily influenced by India both in architecture - shown in temples steeped in the splendor of the past, and in culture - represented in ancient Sanskrit inscriptions on stelae. .
Based on the other inscriptions, it is known that this temple once had the first temple made of wood in the 4th century. More than 2 centuries later, the temple was burned down in a big fire. At the beginning of the 7th century, King Sambhuvarman (Pham Phan Chi) (reigned from 577 to 629) used bricks to rebuild the temple that still exists today (perhaps after moving the capital from Khu Flip to Tra. Kieu. The later kings continued to remodel the old temples and build new temples to worship the gods. Brick is a good material to retain the memories of a mysterious people and the Cham tower construction technique is still a mystery. It has yet to find an appropriate answer regarding mounting materials, brick burning method and construction.
With over 70 temples and pagodas of Champa civilization crystallized in enduring material relics, containing historical, cultural, architectural and artistic values created over a period of time. Long (from the 4th century to the 13th century), My Son is considered on par with famous monuments in Southeast Asia such as: Angko, Pagan, Bôbudbudua.
In 1898, when My Son was still in the middle of dense forests, a Frenchman discovered My Son. Later this place was studied by scientists, especially the inscriptions and architectural and sculpture works.
From here, one of the most magnificent religious relics, characterized by Champa features built during 1000 years has been discovered. My Son Sanctuary in Duy Phu Commune, Duy Xuyen District (Quang Nam), is one of the temples in Southeast Asia and the only heritage of this genre in Vietnam.
My Son Sanctuary has a very important position in the Southeast Asian arts culture in general. In December 1999, the My Son pagoda and temple area were listed in the list of world cultural heritages by UNESCO.
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My Son Sanctuary is located in Duy Phu commune, Duy Xuyen district, Quang Nam province, about 69 km from Da Nang city and about 20 km from the ancient citadel of Tra Kieu, a complex consisting of many Cham Pa temples, in a valley. Diameter about 2 km, surrounded by hills. This was once the place of worship of the Champa kingdom as well as the tombs of the Champa kings or princes, the country liked. My Son Sanctuary is considered one of the main centers of Hindu temples in Southeast Asia and is the only heritage of its kind in Vietnam.
My Son was probably started construction in the 4th century. For centuries, this sanctuary was added with large and small towers and became the main relic of Champa culture in Vietnam. In addition to the function of performing ceremonies, helping dynasties reach the gods, My Son was also the cultural and religious center of the Champa dynasties and the burial place for powerful kings and monks. The first relics found mark the time of King Bhadravarman I (Pham Ho Dat) (reigned from 381 to 413), the king built a cathedral to worship linga and Shiva. My Son was heavily influenced by India both in architecture - shown in temples steeped in the splendor of the past, and in culture - represented in ancient Sanskrit inscriptions on stelae. .
Based on the other inscriptions, it is known that this temple once had the first temple made of wood in the 4th century. More than 2 centuries later, the temple was burned down in a big fire. At the beginning of the 7th century, King Sambhuvarman (Pham Phan Chi) (reigned from 577 to 629) used bricks to rebuild the temple that still exists today (perhaps after moving the capital from Khu Flip to Tra. Kieu. The later kings continued to remodel the old temples and build new temples to worship the gods. Brick is a good material to retain the memories of a mysterious people and the Cham tower construction technique is still a mystery. It has yet to find an appropriate answer regarding mounting materials, brick burning method and construction.
With over 70 temples and pagodas of Champa civilization crystallized in enduring material relics, containing historical, cultural, architectural and artistic values created over a period of time. Long (from the 4th century to the 13th century), My Son is considered on par with famous monuments in Southeast Asia such as: Angko, Pagan, Bôbudbudua.
In 1898, when My Son was still in the middle of dense forests, a Frenchman discovered My Son. Later this place was studied by scientists, especially the inscriptions and architectural and sculpture works.
From here, one of the most magnificent religious relics, characterized by Champa features built during 1000 years has been discovered. My Son Sanctuary in Duy Phu Commune, Duy Xuyen District (Quang Nam), is one of the temples in Southeast Asia and the only heritage of this genre in Vietnam.
My Son Sanctuary has a very important position in the Southeast Asian arts culture in general. In December 1999, the My Son pagoda and temple area were listed in the list of world cultural heritages by UNESCO.
Hoi An Ancient Town is an ancient town located downstream of the Thu Bon River, in the coastal plain of Quang Nam Province, Vietnam, about 30 km south of Danang City. Thanks to favorable geography and climate, Hoi An used to be a busy international trading port, a meeting place for Japanese, Chinese and Western merchant ships during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Before this period, there were also vestiges of the Champa trading port or mentioned along the silk road at sea. In the 19th century, because the waterway was no longer convenient here, the port of Hoi An gradually deteriorated, giving way to Da Nang at that time being built by the French. Hoi An was fortunate not to be devastated during the two wars and avoided the massive urbanization process of the late 20th century. Starting in the 1980s, the architectural and cultural values of Hoi An ancient town gradually improved. scholars and tourists pay attention, making this place become one of the attractive tourist destinations of Vietnam.
The ancient town of Hoi An today is a special example of the traditional urban port in Southeast Asia that is preserved intact and thoughtful. Most of the houses here are traditional architecture dating from the 17th century to the 19th century, the father along the narrow streets. Located in the middle of townhouses, religious and religious constructions demonstrate the process of formation, development and decline of the city. Hoi An is also a land of many imprints of cultural mixing. Chinese guilds and temples are located next to traditional Vietnamese town houses and French architectural houses. In addition to cultural values through architectural works, Hoi An also preserves a diverse and rich intangible culture. The daily life of the old town residents with customs, religious activities, folk arts, cultural festivals is still being preserved and developed. Hoi An is considered a living museum of architecture and urban lifestyle.
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Hoi An Ancient Town
Hoi An Ancient Town is an ancient town located downstream of the Thu Bon River, in the coastal plain of Quang Nam Province, Vietnam, about 30 km south of Danang City. Thanks to favorable geography and climate, Hoi An used to be a busy international trading port, a meeting place for Japanese, Chinese and Western merchant ships during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Before this period, there were also vestiges of the Champa trading port or mentioned along the silk road at sea. In the 19th century, because the waterway was no longer convenient here, the port of Hoi An gradually deteriorated, giving way to Da Nang at that time being built by the French. Hoi An was fortunate not to be devastated during the two wars and avoided the massive urbanization process of the late 20th century. Starting in the 1980s, the architectural and cultural values of Hoi An ancient town gradually improved. scholars and tourists pay attention, making this place become one of the attractive tourist destinations of Vietnam.
The ancient town of Hoi An today is a special example of the traditional urban port in Southeast Asia that is preserved intact and thoughtful. Most of the houses here are traditional architecture dating from the 17th century to the 19th century, the father along the narrow streets. Located in the middle of townhouses, religious and religious constructions demonstrate the process of formation, development and decline of the city. Hoi An is also a land of many imprints of cultural mixing. Chinese guilds and temples are located next to traditional Vietnamese town houses and French architectural houses. In addition to cultural values through architectural works, Hoi An also preserves a diverse and rich intangible culture. The daily life of the old town residents with customs, religious activities, folk arts, cultural festivals is still being preserved and developed. Hoi An is considered a living museum of architecture and urban lifestyle.
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