[2025 Hanoi Attraction] Travel Guide for Chùa Mía (Updated Jun)

#VietnamTravel #Hanoi #SonTai #SungEomPagoda Miao Pagoda is located in the old village of Duong Lam in SonTai District, Hanoi, and is a place of historical significance with a traditional atmosphere. Next to the temple is the Miao Market, which is crowded with locals, and you can feel the liveliness of daily life. When you pass through the gate, a large banyan tree standing in front of you welcomes visitors, allowing you to feel the quiet atmosphere of the temple. This temple is famous for being "the temple with the most Buddha statues in Vietnam", and in the main hall of the temple, there is an altar dedicated to the Three Jewels, and there is also an altar of Madam Nguyen Thi Di, known locally as "Madam Miao". We recommend that you enjoy a quiet time at Miao Pagoda, where history and faith intersect, and get in touch with the traditions and hearts of Vietnam.

Mia Temple is a place where history and art breathe, and it is an important Buddhist temple located in Son Tay, Hanoi. The three-story bell tower is particularly eye-catching, and the bell made in 1743 exudes a solemn atmosphere. Nearby, the 13-meter-high Nine-Rank Lotus Tower, which enshrines the relics of Buddha, stands tall, creating a mysterious landscape with the ancient trees around it. The temple grounds also house 287 Buddha statues, captivating visitors with the beauty of wooden and clay sculptures. The Bodhisattva statues are especially impressive, meticulously carved down to the finest details. This precious temple, where ancient sculptures and traditional architecture harmonize, heals the mind and makes one feel the weight of history.

Mia Temple (Chinese name: Sung Uam Temple) is one of the oldest and most beautiful temples in northern Vietnam, located in Duong Lam Village, Son Tay District, Hanoi. Its history is deeply connected with the Later Le Dynasty. It was built during the Tran Dynasty in the 14th century and was expanded and restored during the Later Le Dynasty in the 17th century with the support of Nguyen Thi Due, a local intellectual and the lady of Dinh Chu Thuan. She is respected by the local residents as 'Madam Mia' for her efforts in gathering the villagers to rebuild the temple upon her return to her hometown. Mia Temple is famous for its unique architectural style and rich collection of Buddha statues.