Quoc Tu Giam Park

definitely a must-visit place. if you want to learn sbout Vietnamese culture, going here is the first step:)))

To visit the real picture of the 100,000 VND on hand, it is Kui Wen Pavilion, which was built later than the Temple of Literature, but it is said that the place where famous Confucian gatherings were held. It is also listed as a cultural symbol by the Vietnamese government and the symbol of the United Nations cultural and religious organization. The pool opposite Kuiwen Pavilion is the famous Tianguang Well. There are 82 stone monuments on both sides of the well, 41 on each side. These monuments record 1,306 names of the students who passed the entrance examination. And you will find that each stone monument is covered with stone turtles. Tortoises are long-lived animals, so with turtles carrying stone tablets, there is a long-lasting meaning of permanent circulation.

Right by the Temple of Literature is a beautiful and Nice public park free to visit.