This is the pagoda's unique, mystical highlight. The cave features the natural rock formation where the original Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva (Lady Buddha) statue was found—a truly spiritual experience as the statue is naturally formed by stalactites. Exploring this thạch động (stone cave) offers a glimpse into the natural geological beauty typical of the Marble Mountains' extensive cave systems. It’s cool, atmospheric, and a wonderful contrast to the sunny outdoors. The Legend & Founding: Learn the fascinating story of how the pagoda was founded in 1957 based on a monk's dream, leading to the discovery of the natural rock formation resembling the Bodhisattva. This adds a profound layer of local legend and spirituality to your visit. The Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva Statue: Marvel at the serene and imposing statue of the Bodhisattva, a central figure in Mahayana Buddhism, which embodies compassion.

We will come to the vegetable village next to the marble mountains and pagoda. We will talk and work with local people and take photos of the hills and peaks.

The Cổ Cò River, flowing through the fishing village of Cẩm An, is a serene waterway that embodies the rustic charm of Central Vietnam's countryside. Lining its banks are lush water coconut groves, small wooden boats at rest, and the genuine local people deeply connected to their fishing traditions. Paddling along the tranquil Cổ Cò River is an ideal experience to immerse yourself in a rustic, peaceful setting, where you can feel the slow pace of life in the fishing village. Guided by the steady hands of Cẩm An locals, you’ll hear their everyday stories, admire the simple beauty of the countryside, and connect with the authentic, heartfelt warmth of the people, making for a meaningful and unforgettable journey.

This is a local farming where you will be shown by a farmer in a family garden for doing as farmers in Vietnam.