Van Thuy Tu Temple (Whale Temple)
Phan Thiet, Vietnam
Van Thuy Tu is a small community temple and no ticket for it is sold online.
No online ticket
By type
This type covers Taoist, Confucian, folk and imperial state temples in China, Vietnam, Taiwan, Malaysia and Korea, often with Buddhist figures sharing the same altars. Most follow a common plan: a gate with painted door gods, courtyards on a north-south axis, a great incense burner in front of the main hall and side halls for lesser deities. Look up at roof ridges crowded with dragons and figurines, at carved stone columns and, in Confucian temples, at the stelae naming scholars who passed the imperial examinations.
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Phan Thiet, Vietnam
Van Thuy Tu is a small community temple and no ticket for it is sold online.
No online ticket
Hong Kong, China
Wong Tai Sin Temple is free to enter and no ticket is sold online or at the gate.
No online ticket
Chengdu, China
The Wuhou Shrine is a ticketed site and the only thing you need is the standard entry ticket, which is bought at theā¦
No online ticket
Taipei, Taiwan
No ticket for this temple alone is sold online, and none is required.
No online ticket