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Khanh An Monastery (District 12) has a history of hundreds of years, restored with architecture like Japanese temples, attracting many visitors. Khanh An Monastery (An Phu Dong Ward, District 12, Ho Chi Minh City) was originally a small pagoda built by Patriarch Tri Hien in 1905. At that time, a wealthy family in the area donated 6 hectares to the monk. land for the temple.   At that time, Khanh An small temple was located between An Loc Dong and Hanh Phu (later An Phu Dong), where many patriotic soldiers gathered to fight against the French.   The temple was destroyed many times by the French colonialists. After the break, the vestiges of the pagoda are sometimes only small bamboo or brick plaster.   In 2006, the pagoda was rebuilt, almost built and completed as it is in 2016, renamed Khanh An monastery.   The largest building is the majestic hall was built with four floors of material mainly wood and stone. Khanh An monastery has the styl...

According to Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Vietnam, Umeda Kunio: "Vietnam is attracting great attention from young Japanese tourists". The assessment was made at a conference on investment promotion and tourism between Hanoi and Japan on March 23. Umeda Kunio, the lead investigator on the internet, said two The top cities in the world are preferred by Japanese students when traveling abroad, such as Ha Noi and Da Nang, in which Hanoi is second and Da Nang is third. The total number of members of the Japanese business association in Hanoi, up about 26% from five years ago.   According to Umeda Kunio, Japan's recent investment projects are diversified across all sectors.   Investors in the country have seen the appeal of Vietnam as a potential market with increasing consumer spending.   In particular, the investment of Japanese enterprises in the service sector increased rapidly. Nguyen Duc Chung, Chairman of the Hanoi People...