Vien Giac Gate Review

The most special thing is that there is a small pavilion on the small pool. This pavilion is a one-foot pavilion. What you say is that the Dujiao Temple is actually this Yanyou Temple. Just walk around, Buddhist believers can worship.

Just opposite the Ho Chi Minh Museum, super beautiful, there is no cave, the outer door is already very Buddhist, I didn't expect the incense inside, I didn't expect it to be so lively, very good, you can come and see, free.

Yuanjuemen is located opposite the Ho Chi Minh Museum. I didn't expect that there is also a Chinese-style archway. It is written in Chinese characters. The meaning and history are unknown. It is estimated to be related to Chinese culture. There is also a small temple next to the archway, where many locals burn incense.

The gate is located in front of the Ho Chi Minh Memorial Hall and is a free temple. The main entrance of the temple is a Chinese classical archway with the Chinese characters written "Yuanjuemen". The temple is small in size, but the incense is very strong. Many locals come here to burn incense and pray.

Yuanjue Gate is on the right hand side of the Ho Chi Minh Memorial Hall, a small temple. Many locals will come here to burn incense and worship Buddha. Generally, if you go to the Ho Chi Minh Memorial Hall, you can visit it by the way. The temples in Vietnam feel so small, but the incense is still quite strong.