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Chinese Temples in Vietnam

Vietnam's Confucian, Taoist and spirit temples belong to the old Chinese cultural sphere: red lacquer, incense smoke and inscriptions in classical characters.

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Thai Vi Temple

Ninh Binh, Vietnam

Thai Vi is a village temple honouring the kings of the Tran dynasty, set at the foot of limestone peaks in the Tam Coc…

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Bach Ma Temple

Hanoi, Vietnam

No ticket is sold for Bach Ma Temple, and none is needed: the doors open onto the street during the day, entry is free,…

No online ticket

Dinh Cau Shrine

Phu Quoc, Vietnam

There is nothing to book for Dinh Cau. The shrine stands on a rocky outcrop at the mouth of the Duong Dong River in Phu…

No online ticket

Quan Thanh Temple

Hanoi, Vietnam

There is no online ticket for Quan Thanh Temple. Foreign visitors pay a small entrance fee at the gate on Quan Thanh…

No online ticket

Thien Hau Temple (Cholon)

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

There is nothing to buy in advance for the Thien Hau Temple: the gate on Nguyen Trai Street is open to anyone during…

No online ticket

Hanoi has the best of them. The Temple of Literature, founded in 1070, housed the country's first university, and its courtyards keep stone steles naming successful doctoral candidates, set on the backs of tortoises. Ngoc Son sits on an islet in Hoan Kiem Lake, reached by the red The Huc Bridge, Quan Thanh guards the north of the old capital with a great bronze statue of Tran Vu, and Bach Ma hides among the shop houses of the Old Quarter. Come early.

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