From the shape of a river-shaped mountain, it seems that heaven and earth want to give Binh Dinh a unique mark, so they arrange an extremely spectacular natural display: Looking down from the top of An Khe pass, mountain meets mountain in one battle. Majestic, the Kon River builds many rapids and waterfalls upstream, accreting and nourishing many villages before merging into the sea.
Vo Binh Dinh was formed according to village units as well as the formation of craft villages and culinary villages. products.
Coming to Binh Dinh, you will not be surprised when you see with your own eyes the ladies performing skillfully. Images that are rarely seen anywhere in Vietnam. Makes visitors suddenly remember the famous song from the past:Roi Thuan Truyen Quyen An Thai! OrBoy An Thai girl An Vinh.
Go to each dojo village in Binh Dinh and you will get Listening to martial arts masters talk about the process of formation and development of traditional martial arts, the experiences passed down by their predecessors, and witnessing with their own eyes the amazing martial arts techniques, visitors will understand more about the land of martial arts in terms of value. of traditional martial arts.
In Binh Dinh there are dozens of famous martial arts villages. Each martial arts village mentioned is always accompanied by real place names that have existed in the history of Binh Dinh village for many centuries. The oldest village is about 600 years old and the later village is also several hundred years old. And it cannot be said clearly that the red shirt of Tay Son or the mysterious face of the Binh Dinh girl flickering behind the wind-breaking whip have become a strange invitation that wraps around many people’s hearts.
Coming to the land of martial arts, you will also experience mysterious traditional martial arts through the stories of senior martial artists in the area. This. That’s the story of defeating Korean martial artists three times or once knocking down a wild boar weighing more than 100kg.
</ figure>You can even see with your own eyes martial arts masters using esoteric martial arts remedies to treat injuries that they were taught by martial arts teachers. long time ago. You will also enjoy kata exercises such as: Ngoc Tran Tien Ong Shen Dong Bat Quai Ngu Hanh Lao Mai kata; The Super Chong Thien Thuong Knife Technique The Eight Trigrams and other rare weapons are only passed down among the indigenous people, which folk call martial arts like martial arts like squirrel martial arts and cow rake martial arts..
</ p>
Coming to the land of martial arts, in addition to watching performances from professional teams, visitors can also watch martial arts training directly from people of famous localities such as Thuan Truyen (Tay Son) An Thai (An Nhon)…
With “martial arts pagoda” we must refer to the martial arts hall of Long Phuoc pagoda (Phuoc Thuan commune) Tuy Phuoc district). Tourists can not only discover the very special beauty of the ancient pagoda with over 200 years old, but also experience and enjoy traditional martial arts such as: Red Sword Oolong Tien Hoa Tien Tay Quy Kinh Mon Tien Lang Tien Lang Kinh Kim Thuong Thiet Dinh Kim Thuong Hong Mon Thuong Sa Van Sword Dang Van Kill Sword In addition, we also heard the monk Thich Hanh Hoa talk about Buddhist teachings and admonitions to guide people towards the The goodness towards purity gives visitors a relaxing, “out of body” feeling, temporarily forgetting their everyday worries.
In addition to martial arts, Binh Dinh is a land that also preserves countless priceless cultural and historical values such as Do Ban citadel (Emperor citadel), the capital of the central government of emperors Thai Duc – Nguyen Nhac, or the tower system. Cham with eight clusters of 14 mysterious towers still quite intact before all the challenges of time, in which the Duong Long tower cluster is among the tallest bricks in Southeast Asia and the most beautiful in Vietnam.
</p >
Returning to Binh Dinh means returning to the peaceful villages to read again the deep martial qualities in every forehead, every eye, every gait of Binh Dinh people.
< p>
“
