| Trinh Vuong Catholic preschool in Da Lat | Trinh Vuong Catholic preschool under Da Lat Congregation of Holy Cross Lovers founded in 1990 is currently has seven classrooms, one medical room, one functional room and an outdoor playground, with an average of from 30 to 35 kids for each class. | |  | |
| Truc Lam Zen monastery in Lam Dong | Truc Lam Zen monastery located in Lam Dong province’s Da Lat city under Truc Lam Zen school was built in 1994 on area of 24ha by Most Venerable Thích Thanh Từ. This Buddhist complex is not only the largest Buddhist monastery in Lam Dong, but also an attractive destination for domestic and foreign tourists. | |  | |
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| Linh Son pagoda in Da Lat | Linh Son Pagoda is located on top of a small hill at 120 Nguyễn Văn Trỗi Street, in Ward 2, approximately 700m northwest of the centre of Da Lat city. | |  | |
| Pagodas with over 200 years old in HCMC | In contrast of the construction of new and modern buildings in Ho Chi Minh City, there have survived centuries-old pagodas with histories dating back more than 200 years, still standing across the city. | |  | |
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| Preparation of Vesak celebration in HCMC | Amid the joyful atmosphere ahead of the upcoming the Buddha’s Birthday celebration 2017 (Vesak), Buddhist monasteries in Ho Chi Minh city decorated their celebrating stages as well as raised Buddha posters, religious flags and flowers along many streets. | |  | |
| Celebration of Hope: Yazidi New Year in Iraq | Iraqi Yazidis light candles and paraffin torches outside the 4,000-year-old Lalish temple in northern Iraq on April 18, 2017, during a ceremony to celebrate the coming New Year. | |  | |
| Do Temple Festival 2017 | In the morning of April 11 (March 15 in Lunar Calendar), thousands of people attended the opening of the Do Temple Festival, and celebrated the 1007th emperor enthronement anniversary of King Lý Thái Tổ - Lý Công Uẩn. | |  | |
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| Buddhist temples in the border of Vietnam | For Vietnamese people, going to Buddhist pagodas on early days of the traditional New Year festival has become an unique spiritual and cultural feature. On occasion of the Lunar New Year 2017, let’s look at Buddhist temples in Vietnam’s bordering areas. | |  | |