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Temple of the Jade Mountain

4.3

om shinde

16:32 10 Sep 19

It's near to old quarter, best part is to visit Friday to Sunday.. Its happening place.. Plls are dancing, playing, singing, live concert.. I can't add Video here.. Else its awesome.. लई भारी

Leone Lelen

02:48 09 Sep 19

On of the most touristic place in Hanoi. If it's not raining, normally on weekend there would be a lot of couples, old ladies and old men dancing, some young people plays juggling, and street ice cream with local flavour, such as coconut cream, green sticky rice flavour. My fav is green sticky rice flavour.

Pham Le Phu

07:54 23 Aug 19

A nice backdrop to Hanoi. They often close the surrounding streets, particularly during the weekends, so that people can stroll. It feels Ike people just walk and talk around the lake which is quite fun to people watch! The template itself cost money to go inside. The bridge is beautiful and picturesque.

Ivan Ceballos

19:30 28 Jul 19

For me this is the highlight of visiting the lake, specially going at night when the red bridge glows and reflections are so beautiful. So many people around but it is a good feeling of being in Hanoi.

jade lortie

12:19 28 Jul 19

A beautiful serine place in the middle of Hanoi! The area is well lit at night and offers a gorgeous view from the shore! Stunning to look at while out for a walk. If you're in Hanoi and you haven't seen the Temple of the jade mountain than your missing out

Eric Flynn

11:12 11 Jul 19

An interesting temple and legend from the early times of Vietnam. It is worth a visit and doesn’t take long. This is a great area to visit early in the morning or evening as sitting by the lake side or having a coffee at a nearby cafe is quite nice. I really recommend concentrating your hotel search to this area. The re is much to see and do within an easy walk from here.

David Murphy

05:16 11 Jul 19

Temple was nice to see and easily accessible within the centre of Hanoi. Very crowded and touristy, which made it hard to enjoy. The Temple of literature, although further out of the centre, is just as beautiful a temple, with half the crowd size.

Alex Yang

05:49 03 Jun 19

They should market as temple of the largest turtles you’ve ever seen. They’ve done a bit of taxidermy on the legendary turtles that used to live in this lake and after 400 years you can see where the stories and obsessions have come from. Other than that there’s a couple nice viewpoints for photo opportunities. Staff here are not strict about shorts vs long pants from my experience.

jared lee

14:19 02 Jun 19

Great place to stroll, take a few shots of photos or relax on the benches. A popular spot for travellers as it's near Hanoi Old Quarters. Near the lake are food centers, cafe with great Vietnamese coffee. This place is easily accessible by public transport - taxi or local buses.

Mihir Joshi

18:58 22 May 19

Nice lake..to stroll around.. hang a little bit.. you'll find many locals.. old and young roaming, biking, relaxing, exercising.. you name it.. Since it is around a busy area.. there's o problem in finding multiple things to eat drink shop around.. feel free.. even in late nights.. the stroll feels safe.. advantage on that side.. the structure in the center with all it's night glow looks fantastic

Vinayak Bhardwaj

08:43 14 May 19

A small but nice temple bang in the middle of Hanoi. Very close to the old quarters and water puppet theater, you have to buy a ticket to go inside. There is a friendly cat inside the temple for cat lovers. I noticed a local person meditating among the chatter of tourists and was quite impressed by his devotion and the ability to concentrate.

Oliver

16:57 03 Feb 19

Was only made worth the entrance fee by the look on this tortoises face. The rest of the temple was very average. On the day of our visit they were burning lots of paper that was coated in ink and plastic. Yumm a deep breath of cancer while you try and appreciate a temple.

Marina de la Fuente

04:29 31 Jan 19

Nice temple built in a small island over the lake. The red bridge that connects it to the mainland would be really pretty if not for the crowds of tourists taking selfies. It’s free to get till the end of the bridge, 30,000 if you want to visit the temple. It’s nice to see it lighted at night from the other side of the lake as well.

Peter Davies

14:08 12 Jan 19

Beautiful building and amazing grounds. The intricacies of the construction is amazing. It was busy when we were there but well worth the stop along the river. The coffee hut on the outside of the temple was a nice spot to relax and cool down.

Andrew Terlizzi

04:17 27 Nov 18

Very interesting temple built on an island in the middle of the lake! This temple is under renovation but don’t let that stop you. Make sure you find the legend of the giant turtles in the lake! One is enshrined on the grounds of this temple! Worth a quick visit when exploring the old quarter of Hanoi!

Mark Maynard

04:56 20 Nov 18

Entry to the temple costs 30k and you access it over a wooden bridge that is full of tourists taking scenic selfies. The temple is being renovated as of November 2018 so doesn't look pretty from the outside. Inside is a colourful Confucian temple which is still used by locals for prayer. So be mindful when taking pictures.

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