Inside Ninh Binh’s over-500-year-old “Hundred-Room Pagoda”

Inside Ninh Binh’s over-500-year-old “Hundred-Room Pagoda”

VOV.VN - Luong Pagoda, a large ancient temple with 100 rooms, also known as the “Hundred-Room Pagoda,” was built in the late 15th century (1485-1500) in the former Quan Anh area, now Hai Anh commune, Ninh Binh province in northern Vietnam.

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