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The Huong pagoda festival has been around for a long time. Every year, every year, January 6, after the Chinese New Year, the festival begins and lasts almost throughout the spring. Pilgrims from all over the country, overseas Vietnamese and foreign tourists flock here to wish for a good new year and to immerse themselves in the fairytale scenery of Huong Son.
Huong Son landscape in My Duc district, Hanoi is about 70 km southwest of the center. Go by car through Ha Dong town, Van Dinh, straight to Duc station, stop. Starting from here was the territory of Huong Son. Tourists go down the boat along, glide along the clear green Yen stream flowing between the two sides is the luscious rice fields. In the immediate future, the mountains are surrounded by purple, hidden in white clouds, extremely beautiful!
It can be said that the Huong Son population is a wonderful combination between the feat of the Creator and the skillful and talented human hand. The temples were built scattered on limestone slopes, looming under the deep green forests. From the foot of the mountain, hanging upwards to thousands of rocky, bumpy steps, pilgrims will turn to light incense at Outer pagoda, then to Trong pagoda, to Giai Oan pagoda, Thien Tru pagoda with Hinh Bong cave, Huong Tich cave ...

Every pagoda is ancient and majestic, candle lights are fluttering in the mist, fading, creating a mysterious and sacred atmosphere. Each person comes to Huong pagoda with a personal mood, a wish, but the most common thing is the feeling of letting go of daily troubles of daily life, both body and soul are lightheaded and out of the world.

Quan Ho folk songs are an invaluable asset of the Vietnamese nation, they need to be nurtured, cherished, preserved and passed down to future generations, in the country and for the Vietnamese community. abroad. It is thought that functional departments should introduce deeply the characteristics of their Quan Ho folk songs, from the overview of their homeland to the traditions of Kinh Bac, about their mandarin villages, singing practices. and customs of interaction; to their lyrics with an analysis of the content of the lyrics and the art of poetry. And it is indispensable that some of the mandarin's songs, both experienced and modified, are performed by the lyrical and lyrical singing of the brothers and sisters in their homeland. .