Jianzia’s change after 5 years confused doctors, because her eyelashes are now even close to the chin. However, the woman is only grateful because this is a “gift from God” after 1 and a half years of going to the mountain to practice. “The first time I noticed my eyelashes growing long was in 2015. They just kept getting longer and longer.” she said. “I went to the therapist, but they couldn’t say anything more than exclaim that this is amazing. I tried to understand the problem from a scientific perspective, such as genetics, but there was no one there. My family has long eyelashes like me. I can’t explain it.” “While pondering, I remembered that I had spent 480 days of meditation in the mountains many years ago. Therefore, this could be a gift from heaven to me.” Jianzia admits she believes in spirituality more, and says that long eyelashes help her look younger and healthier. “My health is very good now, while I was weak when I was young. Not only have I gotten stronger, but I have also been praised by many people for being young.” , she said happily. Unique long eyelashes make makeup more convenient. “Thanks to the long eyelashes, I don’t need eyeshadow or eyeliner. And because they are natural, washing my face or living is easy. Sometimes I carelessly break a few strands, but they are still growing, even long. more than five years ago,” she shared.

Huong Tich Pagoda, full name Huong Tich Co Tu, also known as Thom Pagoda, is a famous temple located in Thien Loc commune, Can Loc district, Ha Tinh province. The pagoda is located at an altitude of 650m above sea level, located on the top of one of the most beautiful and majestic mountains in the Hong Linh range. Huong Tich Pagoda, Ha Tinh Province. This is one of the oldest pagodas in Vietnam, dating back thousands of years. The ancient landscapes of Vietnamese Buddhism now have two landscapes with the same name, which is “Perfume Pagoda” one in Can Loc district, Ha Tinh province, the other in My Duc district, Hanoi city. Both Huong Tich pagodas are named in a rustic way with Vietnamese cultural style as Thom pagoda. Vietnamese historians are trying to find documents about the original Huong Tich pagoda in Can Loc district, Ha Tinh province, which has a history of more than 7 centuries.
Huong Tich Pagoda in Ha Tinh is a complex of many traditional Vietnamese cultural and religious relics, with many temples worshiping Buddha, a few temples worshiping Gods, including temples carrying agricultural and religious beliefs. model worship. The Perfume Pagoda complex is divided into three main parts: Upper Palace, Thien Vuong Temple and Thanh Mau Am. In addition, there are forest gate temple, Phat Ba resting station, Giac Pho am, Quy Khoc slot, Giai Oan waterfall, market beach, Thuong pagoda, Ancestral church, Thanh Mau palace, Dieu Thien am, Duoc Su am, Trang Vuong background. , am Bat Canh…
Behind the pagoda are countless large rocks, around many ancient trees reaching out to cast moss on the roofs of the pagoda, making the scene more melancholy, contemplative, sacred, fanciful… The pagoda also has wonderful scenery. beautiful links such as: Tien Nu cave 36 doors, Phun May am, Tien Bath stream…
From behind the pagoda, go up about 28 stone steps to Huong Tich cave, also known as Am Quan Am, Am Phat Ba, which still retains the old structure. Inside the deep cave, there is a statue of Lady Buddha sitting on a lotus throne and some statues of a mother holding a child holding a willow branch… People consider Am Phat Ba a sacred place and it was in this place that Princess Dieu Thien practiced. practice Buddha.
Legend has it that: “About 500 BC, King Trang Vuong of Chu (in China) gave birth to three daughters. When they grew up, the two sisters followed the king’s will and married their father to become a mandarin in the court. In turn, the youngest princess Dieu Thien, the king forced her to marry a martial mandarin, was a cruel and cruel person. She was frustrated and went to the Buddha’s door to practice, the martial officer set fire to the temple, but Dieu Thien and the monks and nuns were protected and saved by the Buddha.
“Walking along to the south, Dieu Thien stopped at Huong Tich cave, Hong Linh mountain, the land of Viet Thuong where he built a monastery and was famous as a compassionate and compassionate nun. In the meantime, Chu Trang Vuong fell seriously ill, the doctor advised to have the irises and hands of a volunteer daughter to save.
“When listening to the story, Dieu Thien invited compassion and compassion to save sentient beings, poked out his eyes and cut off his hand to give to the messenger to save his father. Trang Vuong recovered from illness, sent someone to repay the favor, only to know that it was his son. The Buddha was touched by Dieu Thien’s heart, so he allowed her eyes to shine again and her hands to grow back. Dieu Thien attained enlightenment and turned into a thousand-eyed, thousand-armed Guanyin Buddha.
The top of the mountain has Huong Tich pagoda, which was once mentioned in the famous poem of La Son Phu son Nguyen Thiep: “Huong Tich Tran Trieu Tu/ Hong Son first Phong/ Di Am not Bach Thach/ Ancient only Dan Thanh Tung” The temple of the Tran dynasty / Built on the most beautiful mountain of Ngan Hong / The old Am remains white stone / In the past, only green pine trees remain).
Since 2012, here has built a cable car system to serve tourists. The cable car route starts from Mieu Co Station and ends at Huong Tich Station with a travel time of about 4 minutes, making the ceremony more convenient. In previous years, the Perfume Pagoda festival was held on the 18th day of the second lunar month, but in recent years, it has changed to the 6th day of the first lunar month, opening the tourism year of Ha Tinh province.
In 1990, Perfume Pagoda was recognized by the Ministry of Culture and Information of Vietnam as a national cultural and scenic relic and an attractive spiritual and cultural tourist destination, attracting more than 150,000 visitors annually. Visitors from all over the world come to worship and worship Buddha.

Yen Tu relic and scenic complex is a system of more than 70 relic sites, made up of 4 special national historical clusters, including: historical relic area and Yen Tu scenic spot (Uong Bi city , Quang Ninh), Tran Dynasty Historical Relic Area (Dong Trieu Town, Quang Ninh), West Yen Tu Historic Relic Area (Bac Giang) and Con Son-Kiep Bac Monuments (Hai Duong). In the photo: Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen Monastery (also known as Chua Lan) is located on Yen Tu mountain, the place chosen by King Tran Nhan Tong as a place to practice. This is a large temple, with massive works but has been destroyed over time, now only a few traces remain on the ground. In 2002, Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen Monastery was rebuilt. (Photo: Thanh Dat / VNA) Yen Tu associated with the birth, formation and development of the Tran (1225-1400) and formed the religious space, typical culture of Truc Lam Zen sect. In the photo: The Tran Dynasty Temple in Dong Trieu is one of the most important monuments in the Tran relic complex in Dong Trieu (Quang Ninh), ranked as a National Special Relic in 2013. Thai Mieu Built in the Tran dynasty, is a special project with the architectural plan of the Vuong script seen from above. (Photo: Thanh Dat / VNA) The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has presided over and coordinated with the Vietnam National Commission for UNESCO to develop a nomination dossier for Yen Tu Monuments and Landmarks, and submit it to UNESCO for consideration and inscription on the World Heritage List. gender. In the photo: The statue of Emperor Tran Nhan Tong Buddha with a lying shape simulating the Buddha’s nirvana is placed in Am – Ngoa Van Pagoda on Bao Dai mountain, at an altitude of 600m above sea level, in the historic house Tran (Dong Trieu town, Quang Ninh). Ngoa Van is a place associated with the practice and death of the First Patriarch of the Truc Lam-Tran Nhan Tong Zen sect, along with a number of monks in the Tran and Le Trung Hung dynasties. (Photo: Tuan Anh / VNA) Am – Ngoa Van pagoda is an important relic located in the sacred area of ​​Truc Lam Yen Tu Buddhism. This is the last stop in the monastic life of Hoang Tran Nhan Tong Buddha. Ngoi Van relic today is a large temple complex arranged in 3 layers on Bao Dai mountain. The relic area was recognized as a special National monument in 2013. (Photo: Tuan Anh / VNA) Kiep Bac Temple in Chi Linh city (Con Son-Kiep Bac relic, Hai Duong province) is a place of worship for national hero Hung Dao Dai Vuong Tran Quoc Tuan. The temple leaned back on Tran Rong mountain, in front of the Luc Dau river, forming a land gathering all four spirits, five music, and six heads. (Photo: Thanh Dat / VNA) Ngoa Van Peak is located on Bao Dai mountain in the Yen Tu range, the north is covered by high mountains (Vay Dragon) all year round, creating a mysterious, mysterious scene, so this place is called Ngoa Van. (Photo: Tuan Anh / VNA) Kiep Bac Temple worships the national hero Hung Dao Dai Vuong Tran Quoc Tuan and the entire family. The temple is located in the valley of the Dragon mountain with a favorable position overlooking the Thuong River. The temple includes works of Nghi Mon, Mat Rong wells, shrines of Hung Dao Vuong, Pham Ngu Lao, Princess Thien Thanh – wife of Hung Dao Vuong and two daughters Nhi Vi Vuong Co. Currently, the temple has kept 5 bronze statues of great cultural and spiritual value. (Photo: Thanh Dat / VNA) “Chess board” on the top of Con Son mountain is a flat land. The name “fairy chessboard” is just a name that folk place to praise and admire with a beautiful and poetic historical place. (Photo: Thanh Dat / VNA)

This population is being presided over by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, in coordination with the Vietnam National Commission for UNESCO and the three provinces of Quang Ninh, Hai Duong and Bac Giang to develop a nomination dossier to submit to UNESCO for consideration. inscribed on the World Heritage List. Yen Tu associated with the birth, formation and development of the Tran (1225-1400) and formed a religious space, typical culture of Truc Lam Zen sect. In the photo: Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen Monastery (also known as Chua Lan) is located on Yen Tu mountain, the place chosen by King Tran Nhan Tong as a place to practice. This is a large temple, with massive works but has been destroyed over time, now only a few traces remain on the ground. In 2002, Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen Monastery was rebuilt. The Tran Dynasty Temple in Dong Trieu is one of the most important monuments in the Tran Dynasty relic complex in Dong Trieu (Quang Ninh), ranked as a National Special Relic in 2013. Thai Mieu was built. from the Tran dynasty, is a special project with the architectural plan of the Vuong script seen from above. The statue of Emperor Tran Nhan Tong Buddha with a reclining shape simulating the Buddha entered nirvana is placed in Am – Ngoa Van Pagoda on Bao Dai mountain, at an altitude of 600m above sea level, in the historic Tran Dynasty (town Dong Trieu commune, Quang Ninh). Ngoa Van is a place associated with the practice and death of the First Patriarch of the Truc Lam-Tran Nhan Tong Zen sect, along with a number of monks in the Tran and Le Trung Hung dynasties. Am – Ngoa Van pagoda is an important relic located in the sacred area of ​​Truc Lam Yen Tu Buddhism. This is the last stop in the monastic life of Hoang Tran Nhan Tong Buddha. Ngoi Van relic today is a large temple complex arranged in 3 layers on Bao Dai mountain. The relic was recognized as a National Special Monument in 2013. Ngoa Van Peak is located on Bao Dai mountain in the Yen Tu range, the north is covered by high mountains (Vay Dragon) all year round, creating a mysterious, mysterious scene, so this place is called Ngoa Van. Mot Mai pagoda was originally Thanh Long cave, it is said that Article Ngu Giac Hoang Tran Nhan Tong established Ly Tran am (out of the mundane world) to serve as a place for reading and composing scriptures. After Duc Dieu Ngu passed away, in the past, it was built into Bo Da pagoda, half of the temple roof was a cave dome, half of the roof of the pagoda was outside so the pagoda was named Ban Thien, Ban Mai, today it is called Mot Pagoda. Roof. This is the only place of Yen Tu today that still retains the system of worshiping statues and worshiping objects in the pagoda which are all made of white stone dating from the late Le and early Nguyen dynasties. Dong Pagoda is located at the highest peak of Yen Tu range. This is the largest bronze mountain top temple in Asia. The pagoda is also considered by folk as a “new wonder” at Yen Tu scenic spot. Dong pagoda is located at the top of Yen Son with an altitude of 1,068 m above sea level, weighing 70 tons, length 4.6 m. , 3.6 m wide, 3.35 m high The pagoda was built in the seventeenth century in the post-Le period, the original pagoda was just a small bronze cast in 1740. In 1740, the reign of King Le Canh Hung, a storm The storm overturned the roof of the pagoda, and the intruders took the rest, leaving traces of pits and columns on the cliff. Since its reconstruction, Dong Pagoda is considered one of the most unique structures in the Southeast. ASIAN. Kiep Bac Temple in Chi Linh city (Con Son-Kiep Bac relic, Hai Duong province) is a place of worship for national hero Hung Dao Dai Vuong Tran Quoc Tuan. The temple leaned back on Tran Rong mountain, in front of the Luc Dau river, forming a land gathering all four spirits, five music, and six heads. Kiep Bac Temple worships the national hero Hung Dao Dai Vuong Tran Quoc Tuan and the entire family. The temple is located in the valley of the Dragon mountain with a favorable position overlooking the Thuong River. The temple includes works of Nghi Mon, Mat Rong wells, shrines of Hung Dao Vuong, Pham Ngu Lao, Princess Thien Thanh – wife of Hung Dao Vuong and two daughters Nhi Vi Vuong Co. Currently, the temple has kept 5 bronze statues of great cultural and spiritual value. “Chess board” on the top of Con Son mountain is a flat land. The name “fairy chessboard” is just a name that folk place to praise and admire with a beautiful and poetic historical place. Tay Yen Tu is located on the west and north slopes of Yen Tu mountain range, in Bac Giang province. This is where there is a system of pagodas, monuments and the majesty of forests and mountains related to the formation of Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen sect such as Vinh Nghiem Pagoda (Yen Dung), Am Vai Pagoda (Luc Ngan). , Dong Thong (Son Dong), … In the photo: Panoramic view of the lower West Yen Tu tourist area. On the left is the cable car station and on the right is the Ha pagoda. (Source: CAND) The system of relics of Tay Yen Tu together with Dong Yen Tu and Tran Dynasty historical relics in Dong Trieu form the Yen Tu Monuments Complex. In the photo: The bridge between the cable car station and Ha pagoda. Below are the stone walls that are meticulously carved in the image of the ancient scholar and poinsettia. (synthetic)