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Chaos breaks out as millions flock to Vietnamese ancestors' temple festival
Following a worshipping ceremony led by senior Party and state officials this morning, tens of thousands of pilgrims elbowed each other in a huge crowd heading to Nghia Linh mountain in Phu Tho northern province to worship Vietnamese ancestors, Hung Kings. The small and narrow path was not able to hold such a big crowd, causing some women to faint.
Millions gather at Hung Temple to honor Vietnam’s founding Kings
Millions of Vietnamese are heading for Hung Temple in the northern province of Phu Tho, more than 100 km away from Hanoi, to honor Hung Kings, the founders of the Vietnamese nation. Many old men of nearly 80 years of age are still excited to climb more than 500 steps to worship in a temple on top of a mountain.