"Follow the White Horse The oldest temple in Hanoi , this small structure in the heart of the Old Quarter was built by King Ly Thai To in the 11th century to honour a white horse that led him to the site. There's a statue of the legendary horse inside the pagoda as well as a beautiful and ornate shrine. Photo by Prince Roy/Flickr ."
Absolutely incredible. The history is amazing. I highly recommend you get a guided tour for all the amazing historical information
PJ Tan
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Nice and unique temple. The horse eyes are full of expression and charm.
Tonquin Travel
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Historical records indicate that although the temple has been renovated many times, it has stood in this location for nearly 1,000 years. There have been numerous fires and bombings during wartime, yet the temple remains unharmed. When you step through the gate of the temple, it feels as though you are entering a different dimension, untouched by the hustle and bustle of the city's busiest area, the Old Quarter.
Liên Lê
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Michael McGill
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Free to enter. Well worth a visit. Amazing temple in the middle of town. If you have 20 minutes and in the area make sure you visit
Boon Kok Lee
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A very happening temple with many devotees. Interestingly they have a plaque in Chinese describing hanoi as a province of (presumably) China.