At 5:00 a.m. on May 21, the Khong La Phat Khong ceremony took place at Tam Chuc Pagoda. After the solemn ceremony until 8:00 a.m., the Khai Phuoc Duc Phat was led to Bai Dinh Pagoda (Gia Sinh Commune, Gia Vien District, Ninh Binh Province) for the people and Buddhists to continue to attend the ceremony and worship.
The Buddha's rewards will be honored at Tam The Temple, Bai Dinh Pagoda from May 21-22. The time for people and Buddhists to worship is from 5:30 to 10:00 every day.
According to the roadmap for worshiping the Buddha's benefits announced by the Organizing Committee, on the morning of May 21, people and tourists can travel by road or by electric car.
If traveling by road, Buddhists move from the parking area of Bai Dinh pagoda, passing the service house to the tam Quan gate. Going straight to the Three Gate of the Noi Quan, Buddhists turned left and went along the palace seeming to the La Han corridor to the Huu Vu receptionist house. Here, Buddhists turn right and then go 1 more segment to the three -world palace, where the Buddha's relics.
When leaving, Buddhists travel by another route according to the instructions, to the Conference Center to receive free meals provided by the pagoda, and continue to go through Bat Chinh Dao's house to leave the Bai Dinh pagoda grounds.
If traveling by electric car, people and Buddhists will go to Bai Dinh pagoda parking lot, get on a bus to the gate of the Foreign Tam Quan gate. From here, Buddhists travel by road to worship the Buddha's hand and then go out. Electric vehicles will pick up people at Bat Chinh Dao's house and then take them to the service house outside Bai Dinh pagoda.
Buddhists park their vehicles in the parking area of the pagoda. During these 2 days, the pagoda will organize free electric vehicles for people and Buddhists to worship.
On May 22, the Buddha's protection will be presented from Bai Dinh Pagoda to Phuc Son Pagoda (Phuong Hoang Mountain, Cao Xa Commune, Tan Yen District, Bac Giang Province).
During the time of the Phatistic Worship, the Organizing Committee requires people, Buddhists and visitors to strictly comply with the regulations. The Organizing Committee does not collect fees, does not accept wreaths or offerings, and does not perform offerings at the Xoa Phong decoration ceremony. Everyone must line up in order, move according to instructions, stay silent and not take photos or film at the Buddha's protection area.
Children under 2 years old and those wearing inappropriate clothes will not be allowed to enter the Xua 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In case the elderly, people with poor health or disabilities will be guided by the Organizing Committee to follow the appropriate priority lane.
