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One Pillar pagoda, formally known as Diên Hựu tự or Liên Hoa Đài, is a pagoda that is typical for the architecture of Buddhism. It is situated in the center of Hanoi, a stone’s throw from the Ho Chi Minh Museum and Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. This pagoda was built in 1049 by Ly Thai Tong – the second king of the Ly dynasty. Legend has it that in his dream, there was a bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara sitting on a lotus flower, guiding him on it. Waking up, he told the story to everyone. A monk advised him to build a pagoda, a stone pillar, and a lotus pond similar to his dream. Also, another one was built next to the pagoda in order for the monks to look after it conveniently. This is a 4 – meter high pagoda that was made of wood. Erecting on a stone pillar with a diameter of 1.25 meters, it was designed to resemble the lotus flower. Inside a pagoda worships a Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara. When the French withdrew from Vietnam in 1954, they completely destroyed this structure. Fortunately, the new one was reconstructed afterwards. One pillar pagoda is recognized as the most unique architectural pagoda in Asia.

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One of the famous tourist destinations in Hanoi cannot mention the One Pillar Pagoda. One Pillar Pagoda was built in the Ly dynasty, up to now more than 970 years. With a lotus-like shape combined with unique architecture, One Pillar Pagoda has made many people excited about it. Over the years of history, the One Pillar Pagoda has also gained a great reputation as the temple with the most unique architecture. With the combination of carvings and paintings, One Pillar Pagoda deserves to be an impressive tourist destination.