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Gam Mountain before the opening ceremony

(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of April 4th, at the foot of Gam Mountain (Yen Thanh district), the foundation stone laying ceremony for Truc Lam Yen Thanh Zen Monastery and the groundbreaking ceremony for the An Quoc Great Buddha statue took place. From early morning, a large number of visitors, Buddhists, and people from within and outside the district flocked to the site, eagerly awaiting the start of the main ceremony.

(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of April 4th, at the foot of Gam Mountain (Yen Thanh district), the foundation stone laying ceremony for Truc Lam Yen Thanh Zen Monastery and the groundbreaking ceremony for the An Quoc Great Buddha statue took place. From early morning, a large number of visitors, Buddhists, and people from within and outside the district flocked to the site, eagerly awaiting the start of the main ceremony.

Gam Mountain, also known as Phuong Mountain, is a sacred symbol of Yen Thanh district. To ensure the success of the ceremony, preparations began well in advance. A team of reporters from Nghe An Newspaper was present at the ceremony, capturing some images before the official opening.

Đông đảo chư tôn đức giáo phẩm và Phật tử kính lễ tại lễ đài chính
Numerous venerable monks, religious dignitaries, and Buddhist followers paid their respects at the main altar.
Phật tử muôn phương về với Lễ đặt đá Thiền viện Trúc Lâm Yên Thành
Buddhists from all over the world gathered to attend the foundation stone laying ceremony of Truc Lam Yen Thanh Zen Monastery.
Lễ đài chính được đặt dưới chân Rú Gám linh thiêng - biểu tượng của quê hương Yên Thành
The main ceremonial platform is located at the foot of the sacred Ru Gam mountain - a symbol of Yen Thanh homeland.
Quang cảnh địa điểm diễn ra Lễ đặt đá
Scene at the site where the foundation stone laying ceremony took place.
Đông đảo Phật tử đọc báo trước giờ khai lễ
Buddhists read newspapers before the ceremony begins.
Quang cảnh huyện Yên Thành nhìn từ đỉnh Rú Gám
Yen Thanh viewed from the top of Ru Gam mountain.

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