Tram Huong of Khanh Hoa is famous in Viet Nam as well as the world over. It has a long-standing cultural and historical features. According to the legend of Cham, Agarwood was created by Lady Po Nagar or Leiou Ye, the goddess and founder of Cham nation. Lady Po Nagar is symbolic of a happy and prosperous life in Cham civilization. In the halo of the Goddess Po Nagar, there was always the spiritual scent of Agarwood.
Khanh Hoa is a place near the sea, full of sunshine, wind, and rich of mystery, culture and history. Aquilaria of this land is the best. Aquilaria of Khanh Hoa not only connects closely to the legend of the Goddess Po Nagar, to the mountains, the sky and the sea of Nha Trang – one of the most beautiful bays in the world, but is also handed down from generation to generation among the common people:
“Khanh Hoa is the land of Aquilaria.
Come here, you and your folks absolutely should…”
In Khanh Hoa province, there is also salangane’s nest (yen sao). It is as valuable as Tram Huong. Both Tram Huong and salangane’s nest represent the distinctive features of Khanh Hoa province. They symbolize the nobility and faithfulness of the province. Although salangane’s nests are always available, but not many families use them to celebrate the Lunar New Year (Traditional Tet). On the contrary, Tram Huong is always used to worship Gods and ancestors.
Tram Huong (Aquilaria) is the resin leaking from the wounds of agarwood trees. It is considered a sacred product of Heaven and Mother Earth, nourished by time, sunshine, wind, and other natural factors.
In the old days, Vietnamese people believed that Aquilaria was a precious creation of Nature containing holy energy. Whenever burned or worn, it brought luckiness and happiness. In addition, it was an efficacious medicine. Tram Huong was really a sacred product usually used to offer to Kings, ancestors, and burned in ritual festivals Chinese people kept it in house as a Standard; Indian, Jappanese, and Malaysian people kept it as a Family Heirloom; in Muslim countries, Agarwood was used in many Ramadan ceremonials.
Our forefather often said:
“Although hundreds of flowers blossom in spring,
If there is no scent of Tram Huong, the atmosphere of spring is still insufficient.”
Today, scientists have proved that Aquilaria has many miraculous uses including removing bad vitality from the body, encouraging rotation of vitality and blood, harmonizing heart rhythm, helping to have deep sleeps, preventing and treating many diseases including cancer, and so on. Also, the scent of Aquilaria helps people to ease up and think of holy things!
Agarwood is also used to make valued handicraft products such as bracelets, necklaces, statues of Buddha, and other sculptures. Incense, round-shaped incense, powder incense, etc. made from Tram Huong are essential sacred worshipping products to Khanh Hoa people and pilgrims.
Today, scientists have proved that Aquilaria has many miraculous uses including removing bad vitality from the body, encouraging rotation of vitality and blood, harmonizing heart rhythm, helping to have deep sleeps, preventing and treating many diseases including cancer, and so on. Also, the scent of Aquilaria helps people to ease up and think of holy things!
Agarwood is also used to make valued handicraft products such as bracelets, necklaces, statues of Buddha, and other sculptures. Incense, round-shaped incense, powder incense, etc. made from Tram Huong are essential sacred worshipping products to Khanh Hoa people and pilgrims.
Aquilaria of Khanh Hoa, the most precious quintessence of Heaven and Mother Earth, will bring luckiness and happiness to you and your family.
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