Ambassador's Pagoda (Chua Quan Su)

This temple is a building for foreigners to use. The temple is very large. There are many wonderful Buddhist cultures with Vietnamese characteristics. This building is on the edge of the street. Many foreigners will worship here.

Ambassador Pagoda, also known as Quansu Pagoda, also has many pilgrims when we visit it. Originally this pagoda was specially built to welcome Buddhist ambassadors from neighbouring countries. After centuries of destruction, other pagodas have been the headquarters of the Vietnamese Buddhist Association since the mid-18th century.

Embassy Temple is a Buddhist temple in Hanoi, Vietnam, located at 73 Embassy Street. The temple is the headquarters of Buddhist Sangha Society in Vietnam. Because of historical changes, the embassy is no longer in existence, leaving only Buddhist temples. But on the first and fifteenth day of the New Year, many believers gather together.

When visiting the famous prison in Hanoi, you can visit this small temple by the way. Now it also gives the functional building organized by the Buddhist Association. There are many monks in it. If you are lucky, you can see what they are doing. Usually it is a quiet temple, and the Tour team will not enter it.

There is also a Buddhist temple near Jianhu, where the Buddhist Association works. It may belong to the office, so there are few tourists and it is a very quiet place.