Visited here last year,first i thought it is another famous bac ma temple, but it is not, it is Quan De the Taoist Temple. Quan De is famous in China, many people worhip Quan De.tempke nit big, still something to see.after that,I bought a book about hanoi here as souvenir.

Located within the Old Quarter in Hanoi, this is a nice historical temple that stood of time of test telling about the history and religion of Hanoi. This is akin a Chinese temple worshiping the Chinese Generals who became deities. Comparing to the bustling and noisiness of the streets outside, it's quite serene and quiet here, where one could walk around, seeing the artifacts, wall displays and the altars. And it was a Saturday night that we happened to be here, there was a live musical performance just outside the temple, where tens of young musicians playing folk and modern music with the traditional Chinese musical instruments and it was quite interesting and nice performances that attracted a lot of passers by to stop and watch! And so if you happen to be in the Old Quarter, it's nice to dropby for a visit to get a deeper understanding about Hanoi and her history and religious practises!