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Quan Thanh-Northern Guardian temple of Thang Long ancient citadel

Famous as one of 4 sacred temples of Thang Long ancient citadel, Quan Thanh is the temple of “The Guardian of the North” and built over a thousand years ago during the reign of Emperor Ly Thai To.

Quan Thanh Temple is one of the charming tourist destinations in Hanoi with a large number of tourists coming here because of its unique meaning and history.

Quan Thanh Temple formerly known as Tran Vu Temple was constructed in the 11th century. The Temple is located on the corner of Quan Thanh Street and Thanh Nien Street in Hanoi. 

Famous as one of 4 sacred temples of Thang Long ancient citadel, Quan Thanh is the sacred temple of “The Guardian of the North” and built over a thousand years ago during the reign of Emperor Ly Thai To./.

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