We walked from our hotel to Tran Quoc Pagoda, had a quick lunch and visited this temple. We were both most impressed with the large bronze Buddha and the Temple itself was also interesting with several Buddhas at the side and the immediate entrance has...More

Near Ho Tay (West) Lake, so worth a visit if you're in this district. A gated entrance from the street opens up into a lovely courtyard with grapefruit trees. The temple is small, but atmospheric. Unfortunately our visit was somewhat marred by having just been...More

Another wonderful older temple that is a treat to visit and enjoy, easy access near the centre of the city

I liked this temple. It was very quite and the garden had some beautiful carvings and mosaics on the walls. The enclosure have high walls so you forget that you are right next to a very traficated road. There's a very large bronze statue in...More

Amazing temple with a zen atmosphare. Really interesting once seeing the big buddha which was settle before building the temple.

It overlooks the water and it is a really nice place to walk around. A bit far from the old quarter but worth the tuc-tuc ride.

Never cared for paying to visit a temple.Not expensive,but really a fee.Old place,15 minutes are enough,a few good photos,but nothing special

Good place to start a walking tour of Hanoi as its just a short stroll down to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. It is a large Temple and has the second largest bronze statue in Vietnam.

I went to Quan Thanh Temple during the weekend when I had some spare time, nice place, well worth a visit should be in the area

Next to West Lake, it is the best temple I've visited in Hanoi. It was very crowded because I visited during Lunar New Year Period. There're beautiful gardens.