Continuing
the Truc Lam Zen spirit

At the foot of the mountain, the Truc Lam Zen Commons embodies “the Vietnam spirit, the Tran dynasty epitomes and the Truc Lam Zen philosophy” offering visitors a meaningful bridge between history and modern life.

Located in Yen Tu ward, Quang Ninh province, Yen Tu is a revered spiritual complex where mountain majesty meets the essence of Vietnamese Buddhism. With ancient pagodas, stone stupas, and relics hidden in the mist, Yen Tu is often called an open-air museum of living heritage. In 2025, the Yen Tu – Vinh Nghiem – Con Son, Kiep Bac complex was recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage site.

Where culture
and serenity meet

From archery and horseback riding to traditional crafts and local cuisine, every experience at Yen Tu invites travelers to slow down, reconnect, and find peace within a living heritage.

An Ancient Palace inspired by the Tran Dynasty,
13th century

A resort creating an image of Vietnamese traditional village

With the desire to preserve & develop Vietnamese traditional values, Yen Tu Village has recreated ancient Vietnamese craft villages and folk games such as: making conical hats, making incense, woodblock printing, grinding rice, making clay firecrackers, making toy figurine, etc.

Yen Tu is famous for its many precious herbs that have been used in traditional Vietnamese medicine for a long time. This is also the foundation for herbal healthcare services in Yen Tu.

Nestled in the fresh mountain air, Yen Tu organic farm spreads across a wide, fertile area with gardens of vegetables, herbs, and flowers, as well as small farms of chickens, ducks, and bees. Visitors can join hands-on experiences such as learning how organic vegetables are grown, collecting eggs, boiling them fresh, discovering honey-making, or planting their own small crops — simple joys that bring you closer to nature and the spirit of Yen Tu.