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Just outside Hue this complex contains many areas of worships as well as a big nunnery dedicated to young Buddhist female nuns and novices. We spent a wonderful couple of hours here taking pictures and having lunch at the nunnery.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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We had really wanted to go here, but on our own and not as part of a tour. We visited many monasteries called Tu Hieu looking for it, but alas, not this one.... The plus side was we had an absolute blast scooting about the countryside on our motorbike looking for it 👍
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Date of experience: December 2019
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I went to pay my respects to master thich nhat hanh. It is a lovely old monastery full of historical artefacts like tombs. However the main hall is under construction and so it is noisy to pray. There are many rivers nearby so mosquitoes are aplenty. Bring insect repellant. I hope master thich nhat hamh has some too. :(…
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Date of experience: November 2019
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A little bit outside Hué, this Pagoda must be on your list in Hué. Beautiful location. As it’s outside Gué, you won’t meet to many people, witch is quiet interesting in Hué😁
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Date of experience: August 2019
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The world zen master’s original ordained temple and currently residing here. According to the little English speaking nun (Hope to get it right), the meditation is daily 430am and 7pm. 2 hours by car from Danang town, you may charter one way or two ways car. Love the amazing place and wishing to be back here with an overnight stay nearby to join the meditation. Meeting the master is relatively unsure and depends on master’s health and outdoor timing. …
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Date of experience: July 2019
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