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Black Virgin Mountain (Ba Den Mountain)
At 986 meters, Black Virgin Mountain in Tay Ninh province is the tallest mountain in the South. The “roof of the Southeast” is a well-known spiritual tourism attraction that draws visitors from anywhere. Black Virgin Mountain is the location of numerous ancient temples and historic sites. Visitors will be able to take in the breathtaking panoramic view of Dau Tieng Lake and the magnificent natural surroundings that accentuates the beauty of the surrounding area from the summit of the mountain.
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Tay Ninh Holy See (Cao Dai Temple)
Constructed in 1933, spanning up to 12 hectares, the site is situated in the heart of Tay Ninh City. Tay Ninh Holy See is regarded as a masterpiece of architecture and a representation of the Cao Dai faith. Travelers are drawn to this location by its majesty, beauty, and unique spiritual and cultural significance.
Among these is the Cao Dai religion, which was established in Vietnam in 1926 and is a synthesis of the world’s major religions. As a result, by going here, guests can also learn about this unique religion’s culture and beliefs.
A vital component of the Tay Ninh people’s cultural life are their local marketplaces. In addition to being a place to buy, sell, and trade products, this location also serves as a meeting, exchange, and exhibition space for the locals’ rich cultural diversity.
Here, visitors can find a wide range of goods, including handcrafted goods, souvenirs, and fresh food and agricultural products from the area. The most well-known include Trang Bang soup cake, Rice paper, Tay Ninh salt, etc.
Several well-known traditional marketplaces include those in Long Hoa, Tay Ninh, and Ma Thien Lanh, etc.