The film is part of a project to restore and promote “The Path of the Patriarchs of Truc Lam Yen Tu Buddhism” for the 2023–2030 period.

Special national relic Vinh Nghiem Pagoda in Tan An ward.

It aims to highlight Bac Ninh’s tourism potential and cultural strengths, while attracting investment in infrastructure and developing distinctive spiritual and ecological tourism products.

The documentary will showcase the historical, cultural, and spiritual values of Truc Lam Zen Buddhism through both tangible and intangible heritage sites.

These include Vinh Nghiem, Cao and Minh Duc pagodas; Suoi Mo ecological site; Than Nong temple; Son Thap and Yen Ma pagodas; and Tay Yen Tu – Chua Dong tourism complex. It will also feature traditional festivals, customs, and rituals that embody the spiritual heritage of the region.

With a runtime of 8–10 minutes, the film will be produced with high-quality visuals (4K, drone footage and 3D graphics), bilingual Vietnamese-English narration, and a soundtrack blending traditional and modern music.

Once completed, the documentary will be broadcast on national and local television channels, promoted at international tourism fairs, and distributed on digital platforms. The project is scheduled for completion in the fourth quarter of 2025.

Culture-Tourism Week and Tay Yen Tu Spring Festival spreads cultural identities, promotes Bac Giang’s tourism development

BAC GIANG- The provincial People’s Committee of Bac Giang province on the morning of February 9 solemnly held the opening ceremony of the 2025 Culture-Tourism Week and Tay Yen Tu Spring Festival themed "Sacred Tay Yen Tu" at the Tay Yen Tu spiritual- ecotourism complex (Son Dong district).

Bac Giang ready to open Culture-Tourism Week and Tay Yen Tu Spring Festival

BAC GIANG- On February 6, Mai Son, permanent Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee of Bac Giang province and Head of the Organising Board of the Culture-Tourism Week and the opening of the Tay Yen Tu Spring Festival inspected the preparation for the opening ceremony at Tay Yen Tu spiritual- ecotourism complex.

More than 25,000 visitors flock to Tay Yen Tu spiritual and ecotourism complex

BAC GIANG - According to Tay Yen Tu Service Joint Stock Company, from January 30 to February 4, 2025 (or lunar January 2-6), Tay Yen Tu spiritual and ecotourism complex welcomed more than 25,000 visitors.

Nhan Ly - the ancient village at the foot of Tay Yen Tu

BAC GIANG – According to archaeologists, along Provincial Road 293 (also known as the Tay Yen Tu spiritual route), there are many ancient villages that have existed since at least the Tran dynasty (13th-14th centuries) or the post-Le dynasty (15th-18th centuries), with visible remnants of temples and shrines dating back to around the 18th century that still stand today. One of the ancient villages in the Mai Suu region is Nhan Ly.