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After a long journey from New Delhi, on the morning of May 2, the Buddha relic - a priceless spiritual treasure, arrived at Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh City by Indian military plane.

This is the opening event for a series of international activities within the framework of the United Nations Vesak 2025 held in Vietnam. At 7:45 a.m. on May 2, the Buddha Relic - the national treasure of India and also the ultimate sacred treasure of the world Buddhism - came to Vietnam for the first time through Tan Son Nhat International Airport. In a solemn atmosphere, Venerable Venerable Thich Tri Quang and Venerable Venerable Thich Thien Nhon, The Venerables and leaders of the Governments of the two countries paid homage to the relics in the sound of chanting the Buddha echoing reverently and majestically.

Accordingly, from the afternoon of May 1, at the National Museum of India (New Delhi), the delegation of the Vietnamese Buddhist Church solemnly celebrated the dedication ceremony of Buddha Shakyamuni - the opening event for a series of international activities within the framework of the United Nations Vesak 2025 held in Vietnam. Accompanying them were Minister of Ethnic Affairs and Religious Affairs Dao Ngoc Dung, Minister Kiren Rijiju and high-level delegates from India - Vietnam. From the airport VIP lounge, Xa Loi was transferred to the ceremonial flower car, on the way to the Vietnam Buddhist Academy in Ho Chi Minh City - where the solemn ordination ceremony will be celebrated, opening the UN Vesak Day 2025.

After that, the relics of the Buddha will solemnly procession to Thanh Tam Pagoda. This is the opening event for a series of unique spiritual and cultural activities of the United Nations Buddha's Day 2025 in Vietnam. The United Nations Vesak Day 2025 will take place from May 6-8 at the Vietnam Buddhist Academy in Ho Chi Minh City, and the welcome activities will take place from May 2. The festival has many programs, in which the event of contemplating the relics of the Buddha palace invited from India and the contemplation of the relics of the Bodhisattva Thich Quang Duc in Vietnam Quoc Tu is welcomed by a large number of people and Buddhists.

This is the fourth time Vietnam has hosted the United Nations Vesak Festival, but the first time the festival has been held in Ho Chi Minh City on the 50th anniversary of the country's reunification.

Archaeologists, scientists, and doctors have examined and tested DNA, proving that the relic belongs to the Sakya family. This is the true relics of Shakyamuni after he had nirvana and his disciples burned them at Kushinagar and divided them equally among the 8 countries of worship that India still has today.

All people who come to worship the Buddha relics must follow the instructions of the organizers, line up in order, take turns moving in a line, do not run or take shortcuts through the flow of people who are moving. People need to be absolutely silent, do not arbitrarily take pictures and videos inside the relics as well as areas to worship the relics.

Within the framework of the United Nations Vesak 2025, the Buddhist Church of Vietnam will honor the relics of the Buddha (India's national treasure) in Vietnam for 20 days. Specifically, at Thanh Tam Pagoda, Vietnam Buddhist Academy, Lang Le Park (Binh Chanh District, Ho Chi Minh City) from May 2-8, at Ba Den Mountain (Tay Ninh) from May 8-13, at Quan Su Pagoda (Hanoi) from May 13-16, at Tam Chuc Pagoda (Ha Nam) from May 17-21, then the relics were brought back to India.

Ms. Huynh Tuyet Mai (67 years old, Long An province) said that she asked her son to take her to the pagoda from 2 am. "The relics of Buddha Shakyamuni are a treasure of Buddhism, Buddhists who want to worship have to spend a huge amount of money to fly to India. Therefore, when I heard that Xa Loi was present in Vietnam, I was very eager to worship and pray with my own eyes," Ms. Mai said.

Venerable Thich Tam Hai said that the number of volunteers mobilized from students, monks and nuns, people, Buddhists in pagodas can serve 100,000 vegetarian meals for people and 3,000 delegates on each holiday.

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