Chùa Quán Sứ

A beautiful and peaceful place to visit. It's a large site and if you wander down towards the far end you soon forget about the chaotic traffic outside. It's an oasis of calm. One of the attendants there kindly let me into the inner area of the Buddhist shrine. This place is not far from Hao Lo prison so makes for a good contrast if you do these two places together.

Nice size temple and peaceful. There are multiple shrines to pray to. Has shops inside to buy some charms and burning paper/money and incense. Everyone seems really nice. I did not leave offerings but donated instead tho you are not pressured to at all! There are also vendors outside the temple which you can buy slightly cheaper.

Chua Quan Su Temple. Located right on the center of the city, it's an oasis of peace in a sea of noisy streets. Of course you get the gold Buddha and others. What I find particular of this temple is their use of flowers, plants and fruit trees. Short but fascinating visit.

A beautiful (peaceful) Buddhist temple set amidst the frenetic traffic and chaos of the Hanoi streets outside!! Not many westerners visit so best to be mindful of national customs and let the locals in front as they conduct their prayers at each of the alters and settings.

Quán Sứ Pagoda is a 15th century established Buddhist Pagoda in Hanoi City Centre, beautiful and peaceful building to worship! The campus is large, neat & clean with full of trees, has a small shop to sell books related to religious texts of Buddhism.. There’s no entry fee and its open from 7.30am-11.30am and 1.30pm-5.30pm all days of the week, doors are closed between 11.30am-1.30pm every day.. They conduct worship celebrations around 2pm everyday, timings differ due to local or Buddhist festivals.. Worth visiting site!!

Peaceful oasis which located in middle of a busy city. Near some grim reminders of inhumanity. It was a good size building with lots of greenery everywhere. Large urns with burning incense with statues and more plants filled the middle of the stairs. It’s a majestic temple with a lot of history to it. My heritage Buddhist traveling companion lit joss sticks for lost family members. It is the most holy temple that local person make ceremonial offerings the infants and children died early

Cool please for worship..

Stop by if you’re in the area. We went past 2pm and there was a service/ceremony going on so we didn’t enter the main building. It’s one of the more preserved pagodas we’ve seen in Vietnam and definitely the most photogenic by far.

A beautiful and peaceful place to visit. It's a large site and if you wander down towards the far end you soon forget about the chaotic traffic outside. It's an oasis of calm. One of the attendants there kindly let me into the inner area of the Buddhist shrine. This place is not far from Hao Lo prison so makes for a good contrast if you do these two places together.

Nice size temple and peaceful. There are multiple shrines to pray to. Has shops inside to buy some charms and burning paper/money and incense. Everyone seems really nice. I did not leave offerings but donated instead tho you are not pressured to at all! There are also vendors outside the temple which you can buy slightly cheaper.

Chua Quan Su Temple. Located right on the center of the city, it's an oasis of peace in a sea of noisy streets. Of course you get the gold Buddha and others. What I find particular of this temple is their use of flowers, plants and fruit trees. Short but fascinating visit.

A beautiful (peaceful) Buddhist temple set amidst the frenetic traffic and chaos of the Hanoi streets outside!! Not many westerners visit so best to be mindful of national customs and let the locals in front as they conduct their prayers at each of the alters and settings.

Quán Sứ Pagoda is a 15th century established Buddhist Pagoda in Hanoi City Centre, beautiful and peaceful building to worship! The campus is large, neat & clean with full of trees, has a small shop to sell books related to religious texts of Buddhism.. There’s no entry fee and its open from 7.30am-11.30am and 1.30pm-5.30pm all days of the week, doors are closed between 11.30am-1.30pm every day.. They conduct worship celebrations around 2pm everyday, timings differ due to local or Buddhist festivals.. Worth visiting site!!

Peaceful oasis which located in middle of a busy city. Near some grim reminders of inhumanity. It was a good size building with lots of greenery everywhere. Large urns with burning incense with statues and more plants filled the middle of the stairs. It’s a majestic temple with a lot of history to it. My heritage Buddhist traveling companion lit joss sticks for lost family members. It is the most holy temple that local person make ceremonial offerings the infants and children died early

Cool please for worship..

Stop by if you’re in the area. We went past 2pm and there was a service/ceremony going on so we didn’t enter the main building. It’s one of the more preserved pagodas we’ve seen in Vietnam and definitely the most photogenic by far.