Around half-a-million people congregated at the Nghia Linh Mountain Sunday to offer incense tributes to the founders of Vietnam, the Hung Kings, on their death anniversary.
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Vietnamese people commemorate the Hung Kings (2879-258 BCE), the nation’s founders, on the 10th day of the third lunar month, which falls on Apr. 10 this year. |
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Palanquins and offerings are carried ceremoniously to the temple. |
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A delegation of Party and State leaders led by President Nguyen Xuan Phuc (center) joined the ceremony at the temple Sunday morning. |
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Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims flocked to the temple. |
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As the commemoration day fell on Sunday, the three-day festival began a day earlier and all routes leading from Viet Tri Town to the temple area were packed with vehicles since Saturday. |
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A youth volunteer adjusts the face mask sitting on an adult’s shoulders. |
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Two women carry offerings on their heads as they tried to weave their way through the crowd. |
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A police officer helps a woman with kids to get through the crowd. |
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Groups of pilgrims outside the temple Sunday morning. |
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On Saturday night, thousands gathered at the lakeside Van Lang Park in Viet Tri Town, more than 12km from the temple, to enjoy fireworks that lit up the skies. |
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