Ngoc Son Temple

Beautiful and scenic place, neat and clean surroundings and nicely maintained space. A few Artwork done on the walls during the exit side, got all my attention is very beautiful. Washrooms are clean. The caves are so vivid and nicely maintain that it doesn’t look real at all. It took me a moment to realise that these plants are natural. You can take a walk around the lake. If you have time, it’s a little long, but you will find a lot of souvenir shops and if you happening places around this area.

This is a small temple located on an island. Entry tickets have to be bought at the main entrance for entry. The temple is beautiful and very peaceful. It becomes more beautiful at night because of the lights. Visit this temple if you are in the vicinity of old quarters.

The Walking Street and Ngoc Son Temple in Hanoi offer a unique blend of culture, history, and vibrant atmosphere. The pedestrian street, especially on weekends, transforms into a lively hub filled with locals and tourists alike. Street performers, food stalls, and various activities create an energetic vibe that is truly captivating. Ngoc Son Temple, located on Hoan Kiem Lake, is a serene escape from the bustling city. The temple's architecture is beautiful, showcasing traditional Vietnamese design. The bridge leading to the temple adds a picturesque touch, making it a popular spot for photos. Inside, the temple is adorned with intricate carvings and statues, providing insight into Vietnam's spiritual heritage. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks around the lake, taking in the stunning views and the vibrant street life. The atmosphere is particularly enchanting in the evening when the lights reflect on the water, creating a magical ambiance. Overall, the combination of the Walking Street and Ngoc Son Temple makes for a delightful experience. It’s a perfect blend of cultural exploration and relaxation, highly recommended for anyone visiting Hanoi.

Very nice place to visit. In the center of everyday walk. Best time to visit is weekend when the road is closed for vehicles and it's changed to pedestrian zone.

Worth a visit, if going during August get there for opening as it is very hot/humid.. the site is fascinating and really interesting to look round, as part of our tickets we had a golf cart take us down to the site which was great, but we did have to walk back some of the way. Again with the heat, be prepared with plenty of water. Our guide was really knowledgeable. We booked the trip through trip advisor.

This temple is very beautiful and very historical. Located right in the heart of Hanoi I would recommend you pay the entry fee to walk across the red bridge and take in the historic and nature around you. I would highly recommend you visit this temple while in Hanoi. They also have access to toilets if you need toilet while on the go. There is also water available to drink if you are thirsty while visiting. It is 100,000 Dong to enter approximately 3.60 for two people or 50,000 Dong per adult.

We need to buy the ticket entrance (25,000 vnd for adult) it should be free. It's a pretty quick tour. I hope they can put the detail signage in the front of each turtle for easier reading rather than 2 big posters and organise more kid activities such as maps, maze, colouring, photo with turtles,etc.

Very beautiful place , calm and peaceful must visit, it's walkable distance from old quater hanoi 1. Entry ticket is 50k dong 2.you can get traditional literature art done here for 200k dong take back as soverien. 3.Has a great history.