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Back to Hai Duong, visit Con Son relic in the middle of green mountains and forests

Con Son scenic area is located in Chi Linh city, Hai Duong province. Along with Kiep Bac temple relic, Con Son scenic relic is an attractive tourist destination in Hai Duong.

Con Son scenic area is located in Chi Linh city, Hai Duong province. Along with Kiep Bac temple relic, Con Son scenic relic is an attractive tourist attraction in Hai Duong.

Con Son scenic area is in Chi Linh city, Hai Duong province.

Featured in the relic area. Con Son Pagoda was built during the Tran Dynasty. The pagoda still preserves architectural imprints from the 14th - 19th centuries and many inscriptions, including the "Thanh Huung" stele in the Tran Dynasty (14th century), the "Con Son Thien Tu Phuc self-bi" stele from the Tran Dynasty (14th century). Later Le (17th century)…

 

Along with Kiep Bac temple relic, Con Son scenic relic is an attractive tourist destination in Hai Duong.

According to Hai Duong newspaper, the beauty of Con Son relic is crystallized. full of three main elements: landscape, architectural works and ancient artifacts. Con Son belongs to Yen Tu mountain range. This mountain range originates from the Dong Trieu bow, runs to Con Son, then stops the circuit, creating a majestic landscape.

The beauty of Con Son relic is fully crystallized with three main factors: wind and wind. Scenery, architecture and ancient artifacts.

Con Son mountain looks like a unicorn (also known as Ky Lan mountain) 231m high, on the top is Ban Co Tien (Am Bach Van). Opposite Con Son mountain is Ngu Nhac mountain, 4.3km long, 238m high, looks like a dragon.

The entire Con Son relic site rests on these two mountain ranges. In front of Con Son pagoda is Con Son lake nearly 1 square kilometer wide, the water is cool all year round.

Since 1995 until now, the relic has been invested to embellish many more works.

Since 1995, the relic has been restored. invested in embellishing many more works, including the temple of the great monk Tran Nguyen Dan, the temple of national hero, famous world culture, Nguyen Trai…

                  The green forest surrounds the relic.

To In Con Son, visitors can not only admire Buddhist works, learn about famous people, sages and history of the relic site, but also immerse themselves in the immense green space.

According to the Forest Management Board. In Hai Duong, currently the Con Son - Kiep Bac relic site has about 1,500 hectares of forest, of which about 600 hectares are old pine forests, the rest is new plantations. The forest is actively preserved and restored, the additional planting area is 10-20 ha per year…

According to Hai Duong Forest Management Board, the Con Son – Kiep Bac relic site currently has about 1,500ha of forest.

Cong with the Kiep Bac temple relic, the Con Son scenic relic is an attractive tourist destination in Hai Duong. Coming here, visitors have the opportunity to experience various types of tourism such as spiritual tourism, eco-tourism, convalescence, medical treatment, sports tourism... Con Son - Kiep Bac relic is recognized recognized as a special national relic in 2012.

Con Son – Kiep Bac relic is recognized as a special national relic in 2012.

To visit Con Son scenic site, visitors go from Hai Duong city. , follow Highway 37 about 35km to the North to Chi Linh city, turn left from Highway 18, continue 4km to the Con Son scenic area.

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Source : Sài Gòn Tiếp Thị

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