Bái Đính Temple, perched on the slopes of Bái Đính Mountain in Vietnam, is a remarkable complex that blends spiritual and cultural significance. It is renowned for being the largest complex of Buddhist temples in Vietnam, consisting of both an ancient temple area and a newer, larger temple. The site is a prominent destination for pilgrimages and tourists alike, offering a rich tapestry of traditional Vietnamese architecture and artisanal works from local villages. The temple complex also hosts a vibrant festival on the sixth day of the first lunar month, drawing visitors from across the country to partake in the festivities.