Liên hệ: Liên hệ với chúng tôi!
Kết nối với chúng tôi trên Zalo, WhatsApp hoặc Messenger để liên lạc nhanh chóng.
NEWS
“BA VANG TEMPLE” IN MUI NE
Situated atop a hill just a couple of kilometres from the Pandanus Resort at the tip of Mui Ne Cape is Ba Vang Temple, one of the oldest Buddhist temples built to reflect the beliefs of fishermen.
Ba Vang was Princess Ra-Xa-Ma-Ha, born in 950 A.D. While on a humanitarian mission, her boat was caught in a storm and sank in the waters of Mui Ne Bay, leading to her tragic demise. People from the local community buried her, established a temple in her honour, and revered her as a deity who blesses their lives.
The exact date that the original temple was built is unknown, but it was restored in 1812 and again in 1860. It is evident that Ba Vang Temple has been a part of the spiritual life of many Mui Ne people for generations. Fishermen often come here to pray for peace and good fortune before each fishing trip.
From the Pandanus Resort, visitors can either borrow one of our complimentary bicycles and cycle to Ba Vang Temple or they can walk to the temple.
OTHER NEWS
THE WOMAN HONOURED BY THE HUE COURT WITH THE TITLE “HAO NGHIA KHA GIA”
A highlight of the Morning Tour is a visit to the home of Mrs. Luc Thi Dau, arguably the most famous resident of Mui Ne. As a successful fish sauce entrepreneur, she embodied resilience and vision.
BRINGING HOPE FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR THE OCEAN
The more we pollute the ocean with trash and manmade chemicals like plastic waste, the more we denigrate the future of all living things.
DISCOVERING MUI NE
Not many people know that the origin of the name Mui Ne is historically linked to a bay and small harbour that has long served as a shelter for boats seeking refuge from storms.
Creating vibrant colours in Pandanus tropical garden
Protecting the environment and promoting sustainable development are our core values here at the Pandanus Resort.