Tram Pagoda (Chua Tram), official name: Vo Vi Tu (Vo Vi pagoda) founded by Dai Si (Bodhisatva) Vo Vi of the Tran dynasty (1225 – 1400). In Phung Chiem village (Hoai Duc district, Ha Noi). According to the Annals, a King of the Le built a Palace (as stopover during his tour) on TO Tram Mountain.
People dug a canal at the foot of the mountain to facilitate transportation. According to popular beliefs, there are on the mountain two rocks: the male one (da duong) announces good weather and the female one (da dm) forecasts rain, each by their sounds. The pagoda is built on top of a grotto. A recon-struction took place in 1696 (with 48 new stone statues). The latest construction dates back to 1913.
