• Bach Ma Temple - In the middle of the Old Quarter, Bach Ma Temple is one of the oldest and holiest temples in the city, which was originally founded in the 9th century.
  The translation of Bach Ma is White Horse and this refers to a story behind the construction of the Temple. King Ly Thai To had been struggling to build the temple as its walls kept collapsing. It is said that a white horse delineated the best area to build the temple with its hooves to help the king in constructing the temple.
  Entering the temple through some ancient wooden doors after which you will be able to see the beautifully decorated interior and a red-lacquered funeral palanquin. Inside the temple, you will find a statue of the white horse, a shrine to Confucius, and a Phoenix Altar for offerings to the four seasons. Bach Ma Temple is still actively used by worshippers who come here to burn incense and pray.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Tea and coffee

• Gratuities

With a history spanning over a millennium, the Old Quarter occupies the most ancient part of Hanoi. A stroll through this historic neighborhood can transport you to another era.

In Hanoi, you will encounter a mix of beautiful, pleasant, surprising and sometimes jarring sights. From atop the city’s tallest sky bar, you can get a panoramic glimpse of Vietnam’s past. Descend to visit the small alleyway, the popular Ta Hien beer spot, a local shrine, a family-owned doughnut store, a clandestine view of Dong Xuan market, and the busy Long Bien bridge—your key to deciphering the city’s complex traffic, if it puzzles you.

You are sure to return with a wealth of stories!

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