Sacred Hung Kings’ Temple at night

On the evening of April 13 (the 5th day of the third lunar month), the spiritual tourism program “Hung Kings’ Temple at Night” took place at the Hung Kings’ Temple Historical Relic Site with many unique spiritual activities, attracting a large number of participating tourists from provinces and cities.

From the stone gate of the Festival Center, the group of tourists took souvenir photos and began the journey of worshiping at Hung Kings’ Temple.

Hung Kings’ Temple at night, in addition to its inherent solemnity, becomes even more sparkling and magical.

Each group is given a lantern to carry along, bringing a sacred and magical feeling to the journey.

On the journey to offer incense to Nghia Linh mountain, tourists will pass through Ha (Lower) temple, Trung (Middle) temple, Thuong (Upper) temple and experience the sacredness and quietness of the worship space at Hung Kings’ Temple.

Ms. Le Thu Hang (Hoa Binh) shared about her feelings when experiencing the night tour at Hung Kings’ Temple: "Even though I have been to Hung Kings’ Temple many times, this is the first time I have visited the temple in the evening. It’s truly a very different feeling, very new and worth experiencing."

Accompanying visitors is the tour guide of the Relic Site to ensure the provision of useful and interesting information related to the reigns of Hung Kings and to guide the practice of Hung King Worshiping Belief in a solemn and meaningful way.

The incense offering ceremony took place in a solemn atmosphere at Thuong (Upper) Temple.

Also participating in the group were quite a few children. Ngo Ngoc Minh (Viet Tri City), a 2nd grade student, expressed his excitement at the night scene of Hung Kings’ Temple: "I feel very happy to participate in today’s program. Thanks to this, I learned a lot of good knowledge about history and more love for the homeland."

Tourists take souvenir photos at Gieng (Well) Temple, ending a meaningful trip.

The appeal and difference of these new products are expected to attract a large number of tourists to Hung Kings’ Temple, creating opportunities to discover more of the beauty of local culture when returning to the Fatherland.

Binh Nhi