People often go to pagodas at the beginning of the year, making these worshipping places filled with spring colors.
Peach blossoms adorn the quiet, sacred space of a pagoda when spring comesSung Nghiem pagoda in Pha Lai ward, Chi Linh city, Hai Duong province, is a popular spiritual destination with a reclining Buddha statue as its special featureThe pagoda is filled with spring colors thanks to skillful hands of monks, nuns, and followersVisitors to the pagoda take photos with their familyTourists admire the scenery of the pagoda, leaving behind all the worries and hardships of the previous yearBright peach blossoms under the roof of the pagodaBinh Lau pagoda in Hai Duong city is also brilliant with red poinsettia blossomsThe pagoda is decorated with thatched houses and flowersA Buddhist follower writes down her wishes on the wall of a thatched houseA nun decorates An Dinh pagoda in Nam Sach district on Tet (Lunar New Year) occasionVisitors immerse themselves in the spiritual space of the pagodaNot only adults, children also go to the pagoda at the beginning of the yearCon Son pagoda in Chi Linh city is colorfully decorated with peach and chrysanthemum blossomsPeople ask for lucky salt packets at the pagodaWishes hung on a Bodhi tree in front of the pagodaWriting calligraphic words in the experience zoneStreaks of spring sunshine pass through lingering incense smoke, forming a magical scene in the pagoda yard