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Explore the Ancient Temple in the Heart of Hanoi

Tran Quoc Temple, located on a small island in Hanoi, is a must-visit. Inside, you'll find a Chinese-style main hall, a Thai-style building, and a shrine dedicated to the Goddess of Wealth and Fortune, Lady Ruby. Tran Quoc Temple was built in the 6th century and was registered as a Vietnamese cultural heritage site in 1988. How to get there: You can call a Grab, Taxi, or take a bus. Open: Daily from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM. Free entry.
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