Temple Of Literature Review

There are many Vietnamese girls (probably high school graduates) wearing Hanfu and taking photos here. The Temple of Literature is not only the largest Confucian temple in Vietnam, but also an ancient educational institution. The architectural style is unique. For friends who like history and culture, this place is definitely not to be missed.

Temple of literature is the place where Vietnamese pupils often go to pray for success in their high school graduation and university entrance exams. The temple was free before, but since there are many exhibitions and events are held here, you need to buy tickets to go inside. You can also go there to ask for/buy calligraphy for the words of your choice as well.

Temple of Literature in Hanoi, VietnamThe place is really nice and a lot of historical facts to be learned. Downside was there were a lot of people as it was the last day of Tet holiday and it's Sunday as well. Would definitely visit again, when there are less people to enjoy the place even more. ☺️

1. The ancient Vietnamese people are also religious and have to take the examination, so like China, the custom of the Wen Temple praying to bless the exam has been long since; 2. Hanoi Confucian Temple has three entrances, the scale is not small, the garden temple is available; 3. There are fewer cultural relics exhibitions, and it is estimated that a lot of them have been lost in the war years; 4.Half an hour can be visited, and the tickets are 30,000 dongs, about 9 yuan.

The Hanoi Confucian Temple was built in 1070 and is dedicated to Confucius, the founder of Chinese Confucianism. It was the central university of higher learning in Li Dynasty. The days we purchased tickets for 30,000 VND were at the traditional local festival in Vietnam. The temple was full of lights and flowers, which was very festive. There is also a group of young male and female students in a variety of beautiful Audrey or suits, taking collective graduation photos, which is very memorable, and we tourists have joined their full-time photographers to shoot and capture a few souvenirs.

More local characteristics of Vietnam, it is worth a visit.

it has gone through lots of repair. unfortunately there was not much of explanation