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At the intersection of one block from Ba Dinh Square, there is the Imperial City of Thang Long. Its entrance is not very easy to find, but fortunately, I have seen an essay, from the internet when I follow Google Maps. It is the entrance to the door like the parking lot. It can stop the open space inside, and the parking fee is not expensive.

Located in the Imperial City of Hanoi, Vietnam. The park is listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO. Many Vietnamese dynasties (Li Chao, Chen Chao, Hou Li Chao) established their own capital here. 

Built in the 11th century during the Li Dynasty of Vietnam, the Imperial City of Thang Long in Hanoi is a symbol of the independence of Daewoo and the 900th World Heritage of UNESCO. This building project was built in different historical stages of different dynasties and became a very important part of the Vietnamese heritage system.

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After coming out of the gate of Imperial Citadel of Thang Long, turn left and turn left. You can see the gate of the Vietnam Military Museum and the most famous flag tower inside

The Hanoi Flag Tower is an ancient pagoda in Hanoi. It is one of the symbols of the city and is part of the world heritage "Temporary Dragon City", which is 33.4 meters high. 

The Hanoi flag was built between 1805 and 1812. Many other buildings in Hanoi were destroyed by French colonial authorities (1896–1897), but the tower survived and used as a military post.

It is now located in the Vietnam Military History Museum. The Hanoi flag platform consists of a three-story building and a pyramid-shaped tower with a spiral staircase leading to the top of the tower. The first floor is 42.5 meters wide and 3.1 meters high. 

The second floor is 25 feet wide and 3.7 meters high. The third floor is 12.8 meters wide and 5.1 meters high. The second floor has four doors. On the east gate, the plaque reads "Welcome to the Sun". On the west gate, the plaque reads "Return to Light", and the plaque on the South Gate reads "Xiang Ming". The tower is illuminated by 36 flower shapes and 6 fan windows. The top of the tower is the Vietnamese flag.

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The last trip in the morning is to go to the Temple of Literature. It is the best and most beautiful monument in Hanoi. It was built in the 1070 Li Dynasty.

To sacrifice Confucius and his four disciples (Zengshen, Zilu, Yanhui, Zigong)

I feel very familiar with seeing the traditional Chinese.

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Finally, I came to the railway in Hanoi, which is a very strange place.

The railway crossing the downtown area Vietnam's railway track is one meter (meter), and people used to call this narrow-gauge railway a "meter rail." In Hanoi, Vietnam, trains pass through the old residential and commercial areas twice a day, day and night, and roar past the residents' houses.

 It is reported that in Hanoi, there is a railway trunk line that directly penetrates the local old residential area and commercial area. The distance between the railroad track and the residential building is only a few tens of centimeters. This crowded downtown area greets two train visits every day. This spectacle has surprised foreign tourists, but the locals have clearly regarded it as part of their lives and are very skilled at dealing with this incredible visitor.

“ The locals are familiar with the train time. Every day at 3:30 and 7:30 pm, you will notice that everyone suddenly ran into the house. The children playing, the women who cut vegetables, the noisy front yard, were immediately occupied by the roar of the train.” When the train passed, people began to resume normal work, business continued to do his business, children continued to play on the railway, the old man continued to lift the low table, continue to drink tea chat on the track.

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Then there is Ô Quan Chưởng. Today, visiting these monuments is like reading the history of Vietnam. These monuments in the urban area give people a feeling of mining treasures.

Ô Quan Chưởng , located in the ancient street of Hanoi, was built in 1749 in the Li Dynasty. It is one of the few passes of the ancient city of Thăng Long.

Ô Quan Chưởng, also known as " Guanzhangge '' , is located in the east of Thăng Long City, and was built in Jingxing 10 years (1749). It was rebuilt and preserved in Jialong three years (1817). This is the only remaining one of the 21 gates of the Old Thang Long City. According to legend, the origin of the name of Ô Quan Chưởng began in the French colonial period. 

On November 20, 1873, when the French colonial army attacked Thang Long City, a "handheld (Vietnamese official)" and a hundred soldiers stood at the gate until The last moment. In order to commemorate them, the people called this gate " Guanzhangge ".

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The next place is the Long bian Bridge. If you want to take a good photo, it is recommended to walk on the bridge. You can find a good angle. If you ride a motorcycle on the bridge, there is no way to stop or turn around. Riding to the other side

In 1897, a French bridge colony in Hanoi, Vietnam, launched a bridge design competition. The famous Eiffel Tower designer: "Alexander Gustave Eiffel" was selected as the designer of the bridge. The bridge was designed following a sample of the Pont de Tolbiac in Paris and Orleans in the 13th arrondissement of Paris.

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entury and has a history of more than 100 years. It is one of the most distinctive buildings in Hanoi.

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and then is  Tran Quoc Pagoda

Located on the small peninsula on the west bank of the city in the north of Hanoi , the " Tran Quoc Pagoda " is adjacent to the famous West Lake and Hồ Trúc Bạch by a road. Because of its magnificent architecture, incense, tourists, and pleasant scenery. The beauty of the West Lake contrasts. Visitors come to the West Lake in Hanoi, Vietnam, and it is easy to find a red tower in the vicinity that is very eye-catching. 

This 11-story red tower is an indicative building of the Tran Quoc Pagoda and part of the gorgeous architecture of the Tran Quoc Pagoda.

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We started our schedule after we finished lunch in the restaurant next to the hotel

we go to Quan Thanh Temple first and it is in the north.

There are four major taoist temple of the town in Hanoi: the taoist temple of north is Quan Thanh Temple. the taoist temple of south is Kim Lien Pagoda, the taoist temple of east is Bach Ma Temple, and the taoist temple of west is Lang Temple. Quan Thanh Temple is dedicated to the Zhenwu Emperor, and Vietnam has widely spread the belief in the Zhenwu Emperor.

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Quan Thanh Temple, also known as trutle temple, is the largest Taoist temple in Hanoi. Although it was founded in the same age, it should be built in Vietnam during the Li Dynasty. Zhenwu Guanzheng Temple is wide and three-legged, and the ridge dragon beast is carved, which is similar to the Taoist temple in southern China.

The instrument in the hall is decorated with rich and colorful, and the Chinese character of the Chinese plaque is connected with the silver medal. The middle plaque is the Yan regular script and called  "The first place in Beibei."

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This is Kim Lien Pagoda. I like to collect all thing so I want to see the four temple.

They are distributed in different locations so I need to run around. Each temple has its own characteristics, which are similar to those of Taiwan but not identical.

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Next, The Taoist temple of east is Bach Ma Temple

It is one of the oldest temples in Hanoi, and it houses many 18th-century statues. It is located in the old town of Hanoi, and the exquisite relief decoration in front of the temple highlights the extraordinary weather. When you walk into the temple, you can see the famous white horse sculpture.

Legend has it that Li Taizu always collapsed when he built the city wall. After praying for it, a white horse appeared in the temple to guide him to successfully build the position of the city wall. Therefore, Baima Temple was also worshipped as a god of efficacies and worshipped by local people.

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Then there is the last temple, the Taoist temple of west is Zhaochan Temple. Because this temple is a bit far from the city, few people will come here.

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Then there is the North Gate Church. The reason why I went to this attraction at this time because I found that the church don't open when I passed the road. I had to go somewhere else.

Formerly known as the Church of the Martyrs (French: Église des Martyrs), built in 1932 by the French colonial authorities. Today, the North Gate Church is one of the three main Roman Catholic churches in Hanoi, Vietnam, and the other two are the Salt Dragon Church and St. Joseph's Cathedral.

In the early 1930s, French architect Ernest Hébrard began re-planning the city of Hanoi, including the construction of a new Catholic church in front of the north gate of the Imperial Dragon City. Due to its geographical location, this church is often called the North Gate Church. This eclectic building has an obvious Art Deco decoration and incorporates some traditional Vietnamese architectural elements, which is considered a good example of the mixed style of European and Vietnamese architecture.

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Today’s last trip is the Nhà thờ Hàm Long ( Xianlong  chruch ). Then I collected three churches from the collection. This church is not a famous attraction. If you pass, you can visit it.

It is a Roman Catholic church located in Xianlong Street, Hoan Kiem District, in the heart of Hanoi, Vietnam. The church was built at the end of the 19th century and is commonly known as the Salt Dragon Church for its street name. The current church was built in 1934 and designed by Vietnamese architects.