One Pillar Pagoda - Hanoi, Vietnam - Buddhist Temples and Public Shrines on Waymarking.com

The pagoda was first built in 1049 under the Ly dynasty, on the west side of the ancient Thang Long capital. Its original name was Dien Huu, expressing the wish for longevity for the second Ly King. The pagoda is built in the shape of a lotus blooming on its stem.

A small shrine with a statue of the Goddess of Mercy stands inside the pagoda.

Open to visitors?: Yes Photography Permitted Inside?: Yes Statue of the Buddha present?: No Related Website: [Web Link]

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