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Chua Ly Trieu Quoc Su
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Closing in 34 mins Open from 8:00am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1 hour
Address: 50 Ly Quoc Su, Hang Trong, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi, Vietnam
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The Li Guoshi Temple is a very old building. The buildings here are preserved from ancient times. There are many good ancient things inside the temple. The streets outside here are very living areas.
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The Li Guoshi Temple is a very old building. The buildings here are preserved from ancient times. There are many good ancient things inside the temple. The streets outside here are very living areas.
This is a Chinese-style building built in the 12th century. At that time, a Buddhist monk from the Li Dynasty in Vietnam, Ming Kong, was named a national teacher because he cured the emperor’s illness. Later, he built this temple to commemorate the Li Guoshi.
A small temple with many Chinese characters.
Li Guoshi Temple is a Chinese-style building in the Middle Ages, a temple built to commemorate a Taoist monk.
There can be many such temples in March, if you want to take a stroll, you might as well visit