“ So beautiful ‘, many tourists exclaimed. “ This cable car must be done in the West, but how can Vietnam do it? “. “ It’s Vietnam that did it “. “ That’s amazing, the forest, the mountains are so steep, it’s really talented to get the cable up “. “ Must use a helicopter, right? “… Questions from visitors mixed in with the sound of loudspeakers introducing the Sun World Fansipan Legend tourist area. Suddenly, it has been 5 years since Sun Group inaugurated the cable car line connecting the earth to the sky, Trinh Van Ha, Dang Ngoc Hong and their teammates have just returned to Sapa. Fansipan cable car “flying” through Muong Hoa valley. “ Everything has changed so much “. Sapa is no longer as attractive as the day when surveying engineer Trinh Van Ha carried a backpack for 8-9 hours on the bus from Hanoi to Fansipan. The stories between the two guys who used to eat the dew and sleep in the mountains every day kept flowing, on the cable car cabin – something they used to wonder constantly “ Can it be done and when will it be done? , when standing from the foot of the mountain looking up, do not know where is the top of Fansipan that they have to take the cable car to. “ Initially, the cable car station was planned to be built in Sin Chai. But there, if you choose to set the station too low, guests will not be able to see the beauty of Muong Hoa valley. If placed in a high position, it will affect the unspoiled landscape. The current departure station location is high enough for visitors to see the valley, low enough not to disrupt the beautiful landscape of the Hoang Lien range. “- the story of choosing the location of the departure station, the arrival station, and the cable car poles, Trinh Van Ha still remembers it clearly. Because you had to climb all 5 mountains around Fansipan peak several times before coming to the final decision. “ The shack is still there. 700 thousand/night Dang Ngoc Hong pointed to the shack peeking under the forest canopy, recalling the memory of the early days of climbing Fansipan, not having time to return to town when it was dark, the ethnic people charged a fee to stay in a shack for a night more than a hotel. 3 stars. The fear of getting lost in the night in the middle of Hoang Lien forest made him shiver. Sun Group engineers went to survey Fansipan in 2013. From the cable car cabin looking at the mountain range on the other side, only seeing 35kV electric poles soaring out of the forest, the feeling of reverberation echoed in him. On that day, every morning, “human ants” (indigenous people were hired to carry materials to the mountains to build electricity pylons) diligently carrying cement, iron and steel… along the mountain’s spine. climb up. “ At one point, 400-500 Hmong (Sapa) and Thai (Lai Chau) people were mobilized to speed up the construction progress. “- Mr. Hong said. Without that 35kV power line, there is no Fansipan cable car now. Making the power line to the top is equally arduous as making the cable car. That day, the luggage that Trinh Van Ha brought to Fansipan was the experience of the guy who had participated in 2 cable car routes to set a world record in Ba Na. But all does not seem to help much, maybe, just a little experience in the jungle, but the forest in Fansipan is far from Ba Na forest. Monolithic stone is transported to the top of Fansipan by human power. In the first days of coming to Sapa, the feeling of excitement quickly gave way to skepticism. The bone-chilling cold at the top was like a needle piercing the skin. Putting down the phone after the quick calls home, he wondered: why did I accept my boss’s invitation to come to this sacred forest and poison water? Or, at best, go home? Ask, to answer yourself: don’t give up. Three months before April 30, 2015, every day, Mr. Nguyen Khac Tuong, captain of the LCS cable maintenance team, signed papers for thousands of people to enter Hoang Lien National Park to work for the cable car company. only about 100 people could stay. Up to now, the nights of heavy snow that had to stay at the T4 tower still haunt Chiang. “ Always have a stick by your side, sometimes you have to get up to see if the canvas is sunken to use a stick to poke the snow down, otherwise the shack will collapse. “. Sleeping on your back? The sleep of those who climb the forest and climb mountains all day has never been as easy as people think. On rainy and windy nights, more than ten boys crawled into a shack set up low like a sowing tent in the countryside, half sitting, half lying down waiting for the morning sun, anxiously afraid of the flood. Snakes, graters, half-cooked meals, days when the flood broke up, food could not be moved to the mountains, eating raw instant noodles with little breath… In this life, none of you can forget Fansipan that day. “Duck tent” to avoid the sun and rain of engineers and construction workers on the top of Fansipan. The harshness of the peak of 3143m is a test for Sun Group and foreign experts. After a lot of surveys, the results show that with a steep terrain, the single-wire cable car will not be able to withstand the gusts of wind that can reach level 12 in Fansipan. And the solution proposed by Doppelmayr cable car experts is a three-wire cable car – a technology that Sun Group engineers have never tried. “ Compared with a single-wire cable car, besides the skyrocketing construction cost, the implementation is many times more complicated. 3-wire cable car requires very high accuracy with a tolerance of only 2.5mm – an extremely difficult requirement, it takes a lot of time to get the right construction plan. “- engineer Trinh Van Ha said. And Sun Group chose the three-wire option. Why? Can you still keep the one-line option that was successful in Ba Na? For the safety of visitors. In high wind conditions, the 3-wire cable can still operate smoothly to bring passengers to the top or back to the station. And for the safety of Hoang Lien forest. Using 3-wire cable technology, the number of cable poles will be much less, and this will be the solution that has the least impact on the environment and natural landscape. “ Minimizing interference in the environment when it is a prerequisite “, Mr. Dang Ngoc Hong once again confirmed the explanations of engineer Trinh Van Ha. Decision despite the cost, difficulty. Choose to do it manually so as not to affect the environment. Sun Group posed a difficult problem for its engineers, and made Doppelmayr’s own experts doubtful. The difference in construction of Fansipan cable car. Initially, when the service cable was almost finished, the basic service station had just finished the foundation. Witnessing the image of Vietnamese workers digging manually, foreign experts said that it took 5 years for this work to take shape. However, after just over 2 years, Fansipan cable car was officially inaugurated, in the joy of people eating wind, sleeping dew, turning themselves into “tarzan” for many months in the forest. Looking back now, they still wonder, somehow, that day, I can make it through. But one thing is certain that you all know, it is the care, love, and camaraderie in difficult times that created the motivation for the Fansipan army that day to conquer thousands, creating a work for a lifetime. . “ Day by day, terrors became the norm. Love, solidarity, care, sharing from a piece of rice, a cigarette, a warm coat are the last things left. “, Mr. Trinh Van Ha is sad. Cable car to Arrival Station. Among the noisy guests on how to build the Fansipan cable car, it is not clear if anyone could understand that the Sun Group people pulled the cable by hand, following the forest road, not by helicopter like the experts. Doppelmayr family still do.

A photo of NAG Kim Lien. But all that changed 5 years ago, when the world’s most modern 3-wire cable car system connecting Sapa with Fansipan peak of Sun Group went into operation with the appearance of a spiritual complex on top of Fansipan. Sun World Fansipan Legend tourist area. Not only the elderly, children, and people with disabilities have conquered the highest peaks of the three Indochina countries, but photographers have finally had the opportunity to capture magical moments here whenever they want. want. And also from here, the magnificent beauty of Fansipan four seasons has been spread to nature lovers, beauty lovers and travel enthusiasts. Photo of the legendary Fansipan tower by NAG Le Viet Khanh. Admitting that he is always excited and full of creative inspiration every time he comes to Fansipan, NAG Le Viet Khanh is one of the photographers with the most impressive works on this special mountain. Among them, the work that he is most passionate about is “Buddha statue on the roof of Indochina”, the frame that helped him win 3rd prize in the prestigious international black and white photo contest – Monochrome Awards 2020 in the Professional category. Architecture photography. “Buddha statue on the roof of Indochina” – NAG Le Viet Khanh. Sharing memories of the photo capturing the rare moment when the clouds followed the wind embracing the majestic statue’s legs on the top, Le Viet Khanh said the photo was taken on a cold day of winter, even Even his hands were stiff, no longer feeling the shutter. He believes that, in addition to the aesthetic factor, the photo also shows the unique beauty of a magnificent architecture created by human hands, blending with the magical beauty of nature, and That’s why this photo won the top prize at the world’s prestigious photo contest. Dance in the Clouds show at Sun World Fansipan Legend under the lens of NAG Hoang Ha. With NAG Vu Minh Quan (Quan Shotgun), in his huge collection of Fansipan photos, the picture of snow covered like a fairy on the Sun World Fansipan Legend complex taken on the last Lunar New Year 2021 was his favorite. Best. Beautiful snow-covered work on the Sun World Fansipan Legend complex by NAG Vu Minh Quan. “It was the 28th of Tet, it was not easy to “leave home” to go to Sa Pa to take pictures until the 29th of Tet. However, when the snowfall was unprecedented, the photos my friends on Fansipan sent me made it impossible not to go on the road. The snow was cold and slippery, I fell several times both human and machine, fortunately it was okay. And indeed, my decision to go to Fansipan on that occasion was extremely right, because every moment of Fansipan is not repeated, and I seized the golden opportunity to compose and capture the most memorable snow photos.” Mr. Vu Minh Quan said. Another work of NAG Vu Minh Quan photographing Fansipan. As a person who has lived and worked in Sa Pa for nearly 20 years, NAG To Ba Hieu said that he was really fascinated by the beauty and people here. NAG To Ba Hieu photographed the spiritual complex on the top of Fansipan. “In Sa Pa, there are many topics for photographers to freely compose, in addition to terraced fields, clouds, people, … Fansipan is a really great destination for tourists as well as tourists. photographer. Many people have told me why shoot in Fansipan so much, don’t you find it boring? But for Fansipan, every time I go up is a different emotion, because Fansipan apart from the majestic natural scenery and the spiritual complex invested by Sun Group on a very large and magnificent scale, every moment is different and different. It is difficult to repeat, for example, like the clouds floating on the top of Fansipan, they are never the same, each time has its own beauty”, shared NAG To Ba Hieu. Photo of Fansipan spiritual complex by NAG To Ba Hieu. Devoted to the tourist resort on the top of Fansipan, NAG To Ba Hieu said that the most enchanting moment for him at “Roof of Indochina” is at dawn, when the sun rises under the sea of ​​clouds floating, the space is as magical as in a dream and not always have the opportunity to admire. “I’m really passionate about this place and still have to come here a lot to capture angles that I haven’t done yet.” Picture of a dreamy purple flower hill at Sun World Fansipan Legend – NAG Pham Bang. 4 shimmering seasons with colorful flowers, a series of unique festivals such as Dance in the Clouds, Horse Hoof in the Clouds, Flower Festival…, the moments of nature changing every hour, Fansipan – just like NAGs have said -“never repeat yourself”. Therefore, even though they have reached this peak of 3143m thousands of times in their life, for the NAGs, each time is the first time, with enough excitement and passion as if they had never set foot here.

A photo of NAG Kim Lien. But everything changed 5 years ago, when the world’s most modern 3-wire cable car system connecting Sapa with Fansipan peak of Sun Group went into operation with the appearance of a spiritual complex on the top of Fansipan. Sun World Fansipan Legend tourist area. Not only the elderly, children, and people with disabilities have conquered the highest peaks of the three Indochina countries, but photographers have finally had the opportunity to capture magical moments here whenever they want. want. And also from here, the magnificent beauty of Fansipan four seasons has been spread to nature lovers, beauty lovers and travel enthusiasts. Photo of the legendary Fansipan tower by NAG Le Viet Khanh. Admitting that he is always excited and full of creative inspiration every time he comes to Fansipan, NAG Le Viet Khanh is one of the photographers with the most impressive works on this special mountain. Among them, the work that he is most passionate about is “Buddha statue on the roof of Indochina”, the frame that helped him win 3rd prize in the prestigious international black and white photo contest – Monochrome Awards 2020 in the Professional category. Architecture photography. “Buddha statue on the roof of Indochina” – NAG Le Viet Khanh. Sharing memories of the photo capturing the rare moment when the clouds followed the wind embracing the majestic statue’s legs on the top, Le Viet Khanh said the photo was taken on a cold day of winter, even Even his hands were stiff, no longer feeling the shutter. He believes that, in addition to the aesthetic factor, the photo also shows the unique beauty of a magnificent architecture created by human hands, blending with the magical beauty of nature, and That’s why this photo won the top prize at the world’s prestigious photo contest. Dance in the Clouds show at Sun World Fansipan Legend under the lens of NAG Hoang Ha. With NAG Vu Minh Quan (Quan Shotgun), in his huge collection of Fansipan photos, the picture of snow covered like a fairy on the Sun World Fansipan Legend complex taken on the last Lunar New Year 2021 was his favorite. Best. Beautiful snow-covered work on the Sun World Fansipan Legend complex by NAG Vu Minh Quan. “It was the 28th of Tet, it was not easy to “leave home” to Sa Pa to take pictures until the 29th of the New Year. However, when the snow fell unprecedentedly, the photos sent by friends on Fansipan made it impossible not to The snow was cold and slippery, I fell a few times, both human and machine, fortunately it was okay. And indeed my decision to go to Fansipan on that occasion was extremely right, because Fansipan every moment is not repeated, and I took a golden opportunity to compose and capture the most memorable snow photos,” said Vu Minh Quan. Another work of NAG Vu Minh Quan photographing Fansipan. As a person who has lived and worked in Sa Pa for nearly 20 years, NAG To Ba Hieu confided that he was really fascinated by the beauty and people here. NAG To Ba Hieu photographed the spiritual complex on the top of Fansipan. “In Sa Pa, there are many topics for photographers to freely compose, in addition to terraced fields, clouds, people, … Fansipan is a really great destination for tourists as well as tourists. Photographer Many people have told me why take so many pictures in Fansipan, don’t you find it boring? But for Fansipan, every time I go up is a different emotion, because Fansipan apart from the majestic natural scenery and the spiritual complex invested by Sun Group on a very large and magnificent scale, every moment is different and different. It is difficult to repeat, for example, like the clouds floating on the top of Fansipan, they are never the same, each time has its own beauty”, shared NAG To Ba Hieu. Photo of Fansipan spiritual complex by NAG To Ba Hieu. Devoted to the tourist resort on the top of Fansipan, NAG To Ba Hieu said that the most enchanting moment for him at “Roof of Indochina” is at dawn, when the sun rises under the sea of ​​clouds floating, the space is as magical as in a dream and not always have the opportunity to admire. “I’m really passionate about this place and still have to come here a lot to capture angles that I haven’t done yet.” Photo of a dreamy purple flower hill at Sun World Fansipan Legend – NAG Pham Bang. 4 shimmering seasons with colorful flowers, a series of unique festivals such as Dance in the Clouds, Horse Hoofs in the Clouds, Festival of Flowers…, the moments of nature changing every hour, Fansipan – just like the NAGs said- “never repeat yourself”. Therefore, even if they have reached this 3143m peak a thousand times in their life, for NAGs, each time is the first time, with enough excitement and passion like never before.

The paintings of thousands of years white clouds fly As one of the world’s largest religions, throughout history, Buddhism has left mankind with millions of magnificent works. Among them, the “thousands of years of white clouds flying” paintings always have a very special position. In the world, there can be names like the Four Great Buddhist Mountains of China, Rongbuk Monastery, Tibet or the mountains like Taktsang Palphug (Bhutan), Golden Stone Pagoda (Myanmar) or Huyen Khong Temple (Myanmar). China)… In Vietnam, the holiest temples often have a similar location. Typically in the North, there is Dong Yen Tu pagoda located in Truc Lam Yen Tu complex located on Yen Son peak with an altitude of 1,068 m above sea level. As the “holy land” of the Truc Lam Zen sect, Yen Tu’s pure and secluded space is an ideal place for Zen practitioners to attain the Way. Further south, Linh Son Tien Thach Tu on the slopes of Ba Den mountain in Tay Ninh – the roof of the South is also a destination not to be missed. The 300-year-old temple is associated with the legend of Ba Den’s epiphany not only naming the whole land but also associated with the local residents’ belief in worshiping the Holy Mother Linh Son. Spiritual complex on the top of Fansipan The most prominent is the spiritual complex of Fansipan on the roof of Indochina, with an altitude of more than 3,000 m above sea level. Including 12 works bearing bold architecture of the ancient Vietnamese temples of the North of the 15th-XVI centuries, the complex makes visitors feel like they are lost in a pure region. The Arhat Street was silent and majestic in the mist; The great compassionate Amitabha Buddha statue covers all worlds or amazing natural phenomena such as Buddha light, sea of ​​clouds … all make Fansipan a sacred and peaceful destination. Decoding the sacred circuit of the mountain According to researchers on history – culture, the reason why high monks often choose high mountains to build pagodas is rooted deeply in the original Buddhist beliefs. Accordingly, Theravada Buddhism inherently advocates “out of the world”. Those who go to practice are called monastics, which means letting go of everything that belongs to the world. Buddhism believes that: If you want to practice, the mind must be pure, if you want to be pure, the six senses (eyes, nose, ears, mouth, body and nerves) should not have too much contact with the world. Therefore, the ancients often chose deserted places, away from the temptations of dusty places to study to quickly attain enlightenment. From a feng shui point of view, the terrain on the mountain is one of the ideal places, with good feng shui, receiving a lot of energy from heaven and earth, converging spiritual energy, creating a solemn and solemn atmosphere. If you build a pagoda next to the sacred gas gathering points, you will always get prosperity, the pagoda will be sacred and last for years. That is also the reason why the spiritual population on Fansipan peak is agreed by many feng shui researchers that: The peak of 3,143 m in Vietnam is one of the landmarks on the meridian line starting from the roof of the world to the top of the world. to the Gulf of Mindanao Philippines, converging in itself full of the quintessence, the spirit of heaven and earth. Venerable Thich Duc Thien, Secretary General of the Central Executive Council of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha also commented: Fansipan – the highest mountain in the thousands of thousands of mountains in the majestic Hoang Lien Son range, the great blood vessel of the country, the source of spiritual energy… Cultural and spiritual complex, including a system of pagodas such as Bao An Thien Tu , Bich Van Thien Tu, Kim Son Bao Thang Tu, Great Buddha Statue of Amitabha, Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara… have enhanced the magical spiritual realm of the majestic Fansipan… continue to arouse abundant spiritual resources, bringing to the well-being of everyone and will further promote the development of Lao Cai “. Located on that “great vein”, each building in the complex has an almost perfect harmony with nature and is especially suitable for feng shui elements. Prominent as Kim Son Bao Thang Tu is designed to adhere to the mountain position, like a mountain. Seen from afar, the shape of the pagoda blends with the great blue color, hidden in the mist, as beautiful as a fairyland. Walking in the spiritual space and feeling the peace between heaven and earth in the place of the national bloodline, Fansipan peak is not only a tourist destination but also becomes an address to worship the sacred Buddha, a heritage for thousands of people. next life.

Looking at this outfit, one can think of terraced fields in places such as Fansipan peak, Mu Cang Chai high hill, Hoang Su Phi … or in Sapa is one of the 11 ranked terraced fields. in the most beautiful rice terraces in the world. Miss Khanh Van and the special outfit “Terraces”. (Photo: FBNV) Khanh Van said that the accompanying accessories are also individually crafted in the image of terraced fields by young designer Tran Quoc Dung. Before that, in the first days of meeting at the common house of Miss Universe 2020, Khanh Van also chose a pink outfit inspired by the water lily of Dong Thap Muoi, or a blue outfit representing the young women. Vietnamese tea hills. Currently, the Vietnamese representative is actively practicing with beauties from other countries for the official competition rounds in the coming days. Her confidence, positive energy and initiative can be seen when coming to this year’s competition. Recently, Khanh Van also shared a video about the journey of doing charity during the past time. She confided, “Through volunteering trips, social work for the community during her tenure and journey, Van has grown a lot, loves more, shares more and listens more. than with difficult circumstances, those who still have many disadvantages in life… Because love and giving is forever”. Let’s admire Khanh Van’s special outfits at Miss Universe : (Photo: FBNV) Khanh Van is charming in design inspired by terraced fields. She also impresses in an outfit called “Water lily”. Khanh Van with a suit inspired by the green of the tea hills combined with a bag made from traditional sedge fibers. An outfit with a charming design called “Black Rose”. Khanh Van has also revealed some evening dresses that she chose in the upcoming official competition days. Charming costumes show Khanh Van’s perfect body. An outfit full of personality was chosen by the Vietnamese representative on the day of catwalk practice. The Vietnamese representative is being highly appreciated by a number of beauty websites and has the prospect of entering the next rounds of Miss Universe 2020.

As one of the world’s largest religions, throughout history, Buddhism has left mankind with millions of magnificent works. Among them, the “thousands of years of white clouds flying” paintings always have a very special position. In the world, we can mention the four great Buddhist famous mountains of China. These are the four sacred mountains where many unique spiritual populations are concentrated. For example, the Marble Mountains in the Shanxi province of this country. With an altitude of 3058m, Ngu Dai Son is known as the “World’s Thanh Luong” by the followers as it has witnessed the development of Buddhism during the past two millennia. Since the Tang and Song dynasties, monks from all over Asia have often come here on pilgrimage to offer incense. Wutaishan – China In Tibet, the most famous is Rongbuk Monastery – the monastery located at the highest altitude in the world. With an altitude of 5,000m above sea level, this is also one of the holiest destinations for Tantric Buddhists. Other famous pagodas can be mentioned as Taktsang Palphug (Bhutan), Golden Stone Pagoda (Myanmar) or Huyen Khong Tu (China). In Vietnam, the holiest temples often have a similar location. Typically in the North, there is Dong Yen Tu pagoda located in Truc Lam Yen Tu complex located on Yen Son peak with an altitude of 1068m above sea level. This is the place where the spiritual energy of Bach Van Son converges, so the clouds are rolling all year round. As the “holy land” of the Truc Lam Zen sect, Yen Tu’s pure and secluded space is an ideal place for Zen practitioners to attain the Way. Further south, Linh Son Tien Thach Tu on the slopes of Ba Den mountain in Tay Ninh – the roof of the South is also a destination not to be missed. The 300-year-old pagoda is associated with the legend of Ba Den’s epiphany not only naming the whole land but also associated with the local residents’ belief in worshiping the Holy Mother Linh Son. Spiritual complex on the top of Fansipan The most prominent is the spiritual complex of Fansipan on the roof of Indochina, with an altitude of more than 3000m above sea level. Including 12 works bearing bold architecture of ancient Vietnamese temples in the North of Vietnam in the 15th and 16th centuries, the complex makes visitors feel like they are lost in a pure region. The Arhat path is solemnly silent in the mist; The great compassionate Amitabha Buddha statue covers all worlds or amazing natural phenomena such as Buddha light, sea of ​​clouds … all make Fansipan a sacred and peaceful destination. Decoding the sacred circuit of the mountain According to researchers of history – culture, the reason why high monks often choose high mountains to build pagodas is rooted deeply in the original Buddhist beliefs. Accordingly, Theravada Buddhism inherently advocates “out of the world”. Those who go to practice are called monastics, which means letting go of everything that belongs to the world. Buddhism believes that: If you want to practice, the mind must be pure, if you want to be pure, the six senses (eyes, nose, ears, mouth, body and nerves) should not have too much contact with the world. Therefore, the ancients often chose deserted places, away from the temptation of dusty places to practice and learn to quickly achieve Enlightenment. Fansipan peak is considered the place Full convergence of the quintessence and spirit of heaven and earth From a feng shui point of view, the terrain on the mountain is one of the ideal places, with good feng shui, receiving a lot of energy from heaven and earth, converging spiritual energy, creating a solemn and solemn atmosphere. If you build a pagoda next to the sacred gas gathering points, you will always get prosperity, the pagoda will be sacred and last for years. That is also the reason why the spiritual population on Fansipan peak is agreed by many feng shui researchers that: The peak of 3143m in Vietnam is one of the landmarks on the meridian line starting from the roof of the world to the end of the world. Mindanao Bay Philippines, full of the quintessence, the spirit of heaven and earth. Most Venerable Thich Duc Thien, General Secretary of the Central Executive Council of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha also commented: Fansipan – the highest mountain in the thousands of thousands of mountains in the majestic Hoang Lien Son range, the great blood vessel of the nation, the source of spiritual energy… Cultural and spiritual complex, including a system of pagodas such as Bao An Thien Tu , Bich Van Thien Tu, Kim Son Bao Thang Tu, Great Buddha Statue of Amitabha, Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara… have enhanced the magical spiritual realm of the majestic Fansipan… continue to arouse abundant spiritual resources, bringing to the well-being of everyone and will further promote the development of Lao Cai “. Fansipan spiritual complex in snowy season Located on that “great vein”, each building in the complex has an almost perfect harmony with nature and is especially suitable for feng shui elements. The pagoda was built on a superficial surface, but most of the work items are of limited size to suit the landscape and terrain of the high mountains, and at the same time, create a harmonious landscape architectural complex. . Prominent as Kim Son Bao Thang Tu is designed to adhere to the mountain position, like a mountain. The temple is therefore like a part of the natural landscape available at this place. Seen from afar, the shape of the pagoda blends with the great blue color, hidden in the mist, as beautiful as a fairyland. Today, when reaching the top of Fansipan, visitors will not only conquer the roof of Indochina but also get lost in the sacred spiritual domain. There, it seems that all the dust and dirt has stopped outside the meditation door, only the joys of joy, the sincerity of many tourists and Buddhist followers from the ten directions come here to worship. , pay homage. The moment Buddha’s light appeared at the Great Amitabha Buddha statue on the top of Fansipan Walking in the spiritual space and feeling the peace between heaven and earth in the place of the national bloodline, Fansipan peak is not only a tourist destination but also becomes an address to worship the sacred Buddha, a heritage for thousands of people. next life.