Tây Ninh

Tay Ninh sits near the Cambodian border in southern Vietnam, best known as the seat of the Cao Dai Holy See, the vast, brightly colored cathedral that serves as headquarters for Cao Daism, a home-grown Vietnamese religion blending Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity, and Confucianism. Visitors can watch the midday prayer from the upper gallery. Nui Ba Den, the Black Virgin Mountain, rises abruptly from the flat delta plain outside town, its cable car and hilltop pagodas drawing pilgrims and day-trippers from Ho Chi Minh City. The town itself stays modest and agricultural beyond those two landmarks. Other Cao Dai temples trace their design back to this original complex. Talent covering Tay Ninh lists here on a subscription basis, and the platform handles the booking and the payment.