Bái Đính Temple, Buddhist temple in Vietnam
The Bái Đính Temple is the largest Buddhist complex in Vietnam, covering a wide area of 539 hectares.
The original, old Bái Đính pagoda is located on the western slope of Dinh mountain and dates back to 1136.
Associated with many national values and heroes, Bái Đính Temple is an important spiritual site in Vietnam.
A new mega-complex, opened in 2003, provides visitors with restaurants, hotels, and a serene environment for meditation or sightseeing.
The temple houses Asia's largest gold - plated bronze Buddha statue.
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