January 28 (ie the 7th of Tet) coincides with a Saturday holiday, so the number of people coming
Tay Ho government (52 Dang Thai Mai Street, Quang An, Tay Ho, Hanoi) to pray for luck, fortune and
health. Many areas in the government are “congested”, people cannot move but can only stand still and hold the ceremony high to avoid falling.
Some pictures of people going to the ceremony to pray for luck and fortune at the beginning of the new year at Tay Ho palace on the 7th day of Tet:
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| In the early days of the new year, at Tay Ho Palace, due to the large number of tourists from all over the world coming to worship, this place was crowded. |
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| With the concept “at the beginning of the year, ask for luck, at the end of the year, pay the ceremony”, so the first days of the new year, Tay Ho is often very busy. |
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| Phu Tay Ho is open from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, but on holidays and Tet, there are tens of thousands of tourists from all over the world flocking to visit and work. go to church becomes more difficult. |
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| The time frame is crowded, especially during the lunch break, many office workers take advantage of their lunch break to go to the New Year’s ceremony, to pray for peace and favorable work in the new year. |
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| Crowded scenes at temples, pagodas, etc. on the first day of the year are not too strange to Vietnamese people. |
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| Many people have to wear the ceremony on their heads to move into the palace. |
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| The temple yard was full of people, and the offerings were kept in the palaces. |
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| Phu Tay Ho is a place with great historical and cultural value along with its sacred origin and unique beauty. foreign tourist. |
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| The more noon, the amount Visitors to Tay Ho Palace the more crowded. It is forecasted that in the next 2 days the number of people coming to the ceremony at Tay Ho palace will always be high. |
West Lake was once considered the spiritual cradle of Vietnamese people. This is known as “the first great bloodline, the king of precious land”, “the dragon worships the tiger, the river gathers the mountain to worship” since the time when King Ly Cong Uan moved the capital from Hoa Lu to Thang Long, this land is considered as the The bright spot is also known as “Dragon’s Eye”.
Phu Tay Ho is a peninsula protruding in the heart of West Lake, formerly the land of the ancient village of Thang Long citadel. This is a place located in the four palaces of Vietnam and also a place to worship Mother Lieu Hanh (Princess Lieu Hanh, one of the four immortals in Vietnamese culture).
