all of which represent sacred spots in which pilgrims can come and pray for peace whilst enjoying the beautiful landscape.

 

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Located in Tam Dao district of the northern province of Vinh Phuc, Tay Thien Buddhism Monastery is situated approximately 85km from the centre of Hanoi.

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Construction on the monastery first began on April 4, 2004, and was completed on November 25, 2005, at a cost of VND30 billion. (Photo: phatgiao)

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Based in the southern city of Can Tho, work on Phuong Nam Monastery finished in 2013, with the site spanning a total area of 38,016 square metres with a total value of VND145 billion. (Photo: commons)

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The structure of the monastery was built in line with the Ly dynasty’s old architecture. (Photo: commons)

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Da Lat Buddhism Monastery close to Tuyen Lam lake covers an area consisting of 192 square metres. (Photo: dulichdalat)

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The monastery in Da Lat city in the Central Highlands region attracts plenty of visitors due to its majestic, airy space, and colourful array of flowers.

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Yen Tu Monastery in Uong Bi city in the northern province of Quang Ninh was originally built in 1293. (Photo: Panoramio)

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The monastery is home to two statues, one bronze statue weighing nearly four tonnes, and a wooden statue that weighs 3.2 tonnes. (Photo: Panoramio)

 

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