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One Pillar Pagoda

4.3

Based on 5715 reviews

Guy Thompson

01:40 06 Mar 20

Just behind the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is a quaint, tranquil reconstructed Pagoda that also has a small temple behind. Very pretty and peaceful. The temple behind around a courtyard had a couple of altars with offerings, one had huge bouquets of flowers! Probably one of the prettier displays I've seen in Hanoi! Very worth the 10 minutes to visit!

Ronald Lanoy

14:22 15 Feb 20

Built of wood on a single stone pillar, the pagoda is designed to resemble a lotus blossom, the symbol of purity, rising out of a sea of sorrow. One of the last acts of the French before quitting Hanoi in 1954 was to destroy the original One Pillar Pagoda; the structure was rebuilt by the new government.

Steve Lodge

11:40 08 Feb 20

It is a nice little place, nice architecture & surrounding temples. Very touristy. Will take you about 5/10 minutes to walk around. Hundreds of Koi carp in the waters if you are a fish lover.

Gabriella Midles

12:21 01 Feb 20

One pillar pagoda. Beautiful treed location. Calm vibe lovely location. Do not wear shorts if you want to go up the steps to the pagoda🩳

Carlos Nunez

08:35 01 Feb 20

Pretty cute The architecture is really interesting, there is a pond around it and many cool trees There was not a ton of people there when we got there You’ll be able to walk up the steps, it’s worth it

Đồng Trần

23:43 12 Jan 20

One-pillar pagoda is also known with other names as Mat pagoda, Dien Huu pagoda or Lien Hoa Dai. According to ancient history, the pagoda was built by King Ly Thai Tong in the winter of 1049. Ly Thai Tong dreamed of seeing Quan Am Buddha meditating on a glowing lotus throne, taking his hand to lead the king on the radio. In the dream, the king set up the pagoda with a architecture like in a dream. From then on, one saw a pagoda with a unique pillar structure, resembling a lotus-like figure rising up the middle of Linh Chieu lake in Thang Long citadel. After erecting the pagoda, King Ly Anh Tong frequented and prayed. Not long after, the Queen gave birth to a handsome Prince. Assuming that the Buddha's merit was given, King Ly allowed the temple to be repaired and erected another temple next to the temple to give thanks. Chùa một cột còn được gọi với những cái tên khác là chùa Mật, chùa Diên Hựu hay Liên Hoa Đài.Theo sử xưa, chùa được vua Lý... Thái Tông cho xây dựng vào mùa đông năm 1049. Tích xưa còn lưu lại câu chuyện vua Lý Thái Tông nằm chiêm bao thấy Phật Quan Âm tọa thiền trên tòa hoa sen sáng rực, đưa tay dắt vua lên đài.Tỉnh mộng vua đã cho dựng chùa một cột với lối kiến trúc tựa như trong giấc mơ. Từ đó người ta thấy một ngôi chùa với kết cấu một cột độc đáo, dáng tựa đài sen vươn lên giữa mặt hồ Linh Chiểu ở kinh thành Thăng Long.Sau khi dựng chùa, vua Lý Anh Tông thường lui tới cầu nguyện. Không lâu sau Hoàng hậu hạ sinh một Hoàng tử khôi ngô. Cho rằng công đức Phật ban cho, vua Lý cho tu sửa lại chùa và dựng thêm một ngôi chùa bên cạnh chùa một cột để tạ ơn.read more

Greg Soliven

04:26 12 Jan 20

Both the History and Significance of this Pagoda for Vietnamese people gives you the feeling of both peace and enlightenment. Like you are one of the people who actually have experienced it's long history.

C T

06:01 05 Jan 20

One of the most famous worship place for couples who need for theirs baby. But if you are not, it is also one of the place to visit when in Hanoi. Amazing structure which stands on one pilar and surrounded by small water pond. It was a great construction if you compared to its time to built. Very impressive. Be careful, the place is always crowded.

Huynhtan Hung

05:50 17 Dec 19

Very nice and traditional place in Hanoi, it locates beside Vietnam museum, Ho Chi Minh mausoleum, Ba Dinh squre, so you can arrange half a day to visit them all

Casey Bright

14:05 11 Dec 19

Picturesque, but only takes about 5 minutes to soak it in. Most of the time the single walkway is obstructed by a tourist taking the ‘perfect’ photo despite the waiting crowd wanting to scale the staircase

Elsa Diella

05:55 03 Dec 19

Is a charming little pagoda in the middle of pond. They said many people come here to wish for children. Many people are queuing up to pray, not much to see but definitely worth a visit for the first time visiting Hanoi.

meydia x

01:12 21 Nov 19

One Pillar Pagoda is located behind Vietnam Maoselleum and dedicated for the temple one. Its location is actually in the open space garden and lots of people is going there after visiting Maoselleum. They have small stairs to climb up and there is Avalokitesvara with lots of hand in gold colour. After that u can go inside, they have 3 little houses there where u can go inside to see more statues which represents different type of God. Please open your shoes before entering the houses. U can see monks that doing the ritual in the morning and the evening (they read Holy words from Tripitaka). After they finished read it then they will ring the bell by using log of wood in the evening. U can also do prayer here and u can donate the money here. They did not put any charge for the entering fee. U can see lots of travel come here and surround it u can buy drinks or souvenirs or snacks.

Antonieta Ponce de Leão

13:59 29 Oct 19

It functions as a place of worship, but it is full of tourists. The temple is very small and cute! To enter this area cover shoulders and legs going into this area! Also you go through a metal detector!

Papa Chiang

16:19 24 Sep 19

Interesting architecture. Although “short clothes” are not allowed to step up to the temple, one can still see all the details from the pond side. Worth a visit if you are nearby and have an extra half an hour to kill.

Dhennver Ng

15:34 22 Sep 19

This is one of my favourite places in Hanoi. I wasn't sure how to get in there but you have to go through security check points. They'll stop you if you are not dressed appropriately.

Matt Bloxham

02:51 22 Sep 19

This is more a tourist attraction for both locals and foreigners than it is a temple. However, it still functions as a place of worship so it's best to dress appropriately. The place is peaceful and beautiful and the atmosphere is friendly.

Catharina Marie Azur

14:29 15 Sep 19

Definitely must visit/see if when you’re already within this area along with museum, mausoleum. Have to remember that wearing shorts is forbidden to enter the pagoda. So either you stay outside and take photos or wear some Long pants or covered it with sarong or Long shawl.

Pragnesh Dham

12:57 28 Aug 19

Single Pillar Pagoda made by the late king in Hanoi marks to keep evil out from the city. Temples next to Pagoda is worth visiting. Also there is Communist party museum to be checked by people having that inclination. Overall the place can be avoided if you dont have interest in both of the two things above.

William Zujkowski

09:59 26 Aug 19

Lovely temple behind Ho Chi Minh's tomb. Quite full of tourists, but beautiful. Several interesting things to see nearby as well so it's worth doing in conjunction with the other sites.

Chathuranga Pathirana

11:30 07 Aug 19

It was heavy rain when I was there. But design of temple is nice. Its next to ho chin min museum. Calm place.

Kimberly Berger

08:39 24 Jul 19

This is within a park that has Ho Chi Minh's tomb and you have to wear clothing that covers shoulders and knees. The pagoda is quite small and it's supported only by one pillar. It's pretty cool.

Nga Phạm

14:16 04 Jul 19

I had some difficulty getting here due to a visit from the President of India but it was definitely a highlight of my self guided walking tour of Hanoi. Be sure to read about the lore of this temple...it's a beautiful story.

Emirati Nomad

23:59 03 Jul 19

Beautiful place and next to it there is a lady selling fruits. I bought 2 packs of fruits and she gave me 3 extra for free and refused to take any money for it. I was shocked and I wish I can do something to make that lady happy. Kind people still exist. I pray she always be happy and blessed.

KWA Men

16:31 03 Jul 19

One Pillar Pagoda is an interesting architecture, can be quite beautiful with the right lighting given the pond it sits on at nigh time.Definitely something to see. Worth a visit.

Sean Simpson

08:14 02 Jun 19

I don’t really understand this places popularity. It was pretty but we were not allowed to get very close to the shrine. Worth a stroll if you’re in the area

nisha singh

11:47 09 Mar 19

As the name says the pagoda is on top of one pillar and is small but beautiful...Pillar stands around and one is allowed to go up few stairs to pray... quite a popular tourist place..lot of greenery around and one can spend time enjoying walk in nature. Nice ambience

Tommaso Bramuglia

03:45 02 Feb 19

Nice building but not that special if you are not a believer. If you go to the mausoleum you'll see it anyways on your way back out of the area. Plenty of shops around it where you can but everything. Looks nice at night regarding the other pictures here.

Amar Shah

13:19 22 Jan 19

By name you'll amaze how come an entire pagoda structure could stand on one pillar, but it is in reality. Situated by the lake it has a pleasing ambiance and aroma of sandalwood sticks.

jen d

15:58 09 Jan 19

I had some difficulty getting here due to a visit from the President of India but it was definitely a highlight of my self guided walking tour of Hanoi. Be sure to read about the lore of this temple...it's a beautiful story.

Ananth G

14:21 03 Jan 19

A beautiful little shrine. You can spend a few minutes in the chairs overlooking the structure admiring it.

Linda Gabriel Tokyas

03:13 30 Dec 18

This is a very good place. This is just beside the end or exit of Ho Chi Minh palace so it is very accessible if you visit this after visiting the palace. Yes it is small but very nice inside and out. It is worth visiting.

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