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The One Pillar Pagoda's wooden hall on its stone pillar above a lotus pond, with steps leading up to it.
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One Pillar Pagoda

The One Pillar Pagoda is a small Buddhist shrine to the bodhisattva Quan Âm in Hanoi's Ba Đình district, first built by Emperor Lý Thái Tông in 1049. Its wooden hall rests on a single stone pillar rising from a square lotus pond. Blown up in 1954, it was rebuilt in 1955 to its earlier design and belongs to the Diên Hựu pagoda complex.

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Is One Pillar Pagoda free?

Yes. Entry to One Pillar Pagoda is free.

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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