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Boasting a gym and indoor pool, Blue Moon Hotel and Spa offers 4-star accommodation in Da Lat's city centre. Featuring free Wi-Fi, it also has a sauna and free parking.
Built in 2008, Kim Tho Hotel is a distinct addition to the city's skyline. The city center is merely 1 km away and the airport can be reached within 30 minutes. A well-kempt environment and its proximity to Ong Pagoda, Ho Chi Minh Museum, Can Tho Museum give to this hotel a special charm.
Situated in Ninh Kieu Quay / City Center, Ninh Kieu 2 - Hoa Binh Hotel is the perfect place to experience Can Tho and its surroundings. The excitement of the city center is only 0.34 km away
Saigon is a city that is appreciated for the beauty of its monuments, but more for its unique atmosphere and vitality. The most memorable image of this metropolis is probably congestion mopeds...
Situated within a short drive of beautiful Halong Bay, the Saigon Halong Hotel has an enviable location in the old quarter of Hanoi. The city center is within short walking distance as are several markets and small traditional shops perfect for bargain souvenir hunting.
Saigontourane Hotel is 10-minute drive from Da Nang railway station and local shopping centres.
This luxurious resort is situated on Vietnam's famous Danang Beach in the popular Danang district and features 118 spacious guest rooms
Tadlo Lodge is located in Ban Senevang village at the Tad Lo waterfall in Salavan province, just outside Champasak province
Perched on a hill, the picturesque Tay Phuong Pagoda is located 45 km west of Hanoi. It is reached by a road through the countryside, huge rice medium.
A staircase of 239 steps leads to the entrance of the pagoda. Built in the 7th century, it was restored in the late 17th century and in 1794 during the reign of the Tay Son. This is not only an important place of worship (pilgrimage festival and the 6th day of the 3rd lunar month), but also and above all a beautiful architectural ensemble.
The double roof of the pagoda, wood covered with tiles, with four slopes connected by strongly curved and decorated with dragon corners is a marvel of the art of wood carving in Vietnam.
This art can be admired through a superb set of statues of Buddha, the goddess of a thousand arms, and bodhissattvas disciples. The pagoda is often compared to a museum of Buddhist statues in the country.
A few kilometers from Tay Phuong Pagoda, Chua Thay was founded during the reign of Ly Nhan Tong (1072-1128). Lilies, that were ardent propagators of Buddhism, did indeed build many pagodas around their new capital, Thang Long. Chua Thay is dedicated to the creator of water puppetry, the venerable Tu Dao Hanh bronze known by his exemplary religious life.
The pagoda consists of two buildings. In the first two phoenix carved carrying the king's letters. The altar of Tu Dao Hanh is in the middle, while on the right we find the king's throne. In the second, two huge statues of happiness and woe, and behind them, the statues of the four judges.
Facing the pagoda a beautiful lake (pond called dragon) gives the overall landscape character of sweetness and serenity. It was here that place puppetry water during the holidays.
Pagoda trail climbs to the top of the mountain, pierced with caves, some of which are converted into pagodas. At the top market of heaven opens on a large smooth rock where fairies and genies come to their boards and chess nights of the full moon.
Tran Quoc Pagoda( or national defense Pagoda)
Located in an island connected to the eastern shore of West Lake (Ho Tay), Tran Quoc Pagoda is the oldest pagoda in Vietnam. Its construction dated back to 514 and one of its restorations dated in the fifteenth century (according to a stele placed on the pagoda in 1639).
Like the famous Angkor Wat, near Siem Reap in Cambodia, Wat Phou is very impressive. Located in a natural setting totally fell at the foot of the sacred mountain Phu Kao 8km from Champassak, this site seems mysterious. He was particularly World Heritage by UNESCO in 2001.