Audio Guide of Quyet Mountain

The complex is usually open every day of the week, generally from **7:00 AM to 5:00 PM**. It is recommended to go in the morning to enjoy the climb at a relaxed pace and with good light.

Entry to the temple and access to the mountain are **free** for all visitors. You might only have to pay a very small parking fee if you arrive by motorbike or private car.

Allow between **1.5 and 2 hours** for your visit. This will give you enough time to climb the steps without rushing, explore the temple at the summit, and enjoy the panoramic views over the city of Vinh.

This place honors **Emperor Quang Trung**, a national hero who chose this sacred location to build the capital of Phuong Hoang Trung Do. It is a key site for understanding Vietnam's pride and military history.

It is best to go **early in the morning or at sunset** to avoid the midday heat and take better photos. The Tet season (Lunar New Year) is especially lively, although more crowded.

It is not recommended, as the main access requires climbing a **long stone staircase**. Unfortunately, the site's topography makes access difficult for wheelchairs or people with serious mobility issues.

From the summit you can see the **Lam River** and Ben Thuy Bridge; once back down, you can head to Cua Lo Beach (about 15 km away) or visit Ho Chi Minh's hometown in Kim Lien.

Wear **comfortable sports shoes** for the steps and bring water to stay hydrated. Also, dress respectfully (covering shoulders and knees), as you will be entering a sacred place of worship.