Yen Phu Temple lies quietly within Hanoi’s old alleyways, unassuming yet deeply sacred. Step through its gate, and the world falls silent—the golden Buddha statues gaze calmly, as if saying: 'Don’t rush. Life doesn’t have to be a sprint.' Just sit. Breathe. Remember. You’re home.

This hotel is your perfect choice in Hanoi! Located in the city center, just 15 minutes to Hoan Kiem Lake and West Lake. Enjoy the outdoor pool, fitness center, and spa massage to relax. Two restaurants offer authentic Vietnamese cuisine, plus 24-hour room service. Free WiFi and complimentary breakfast make your stay effortless. Whether for business or leisure, the concierge service and 24-hour business center have you covered. 149 cozy rooms with all amenities await your visit!


















Everything you need to know about Yen Phu Temple
Thang Long Hotel is a top choice just a 5-minute walk from Yen Phu Temple, blending traditional Vietnamese architecture with modern comforts. Its courtyard-facing rooms offer serene views of temple rooftops and ancient trees, perfect for morning coffee rituals. The hotel provides complimentary shuttles to the Old Quarter metro station and features a tranquil garden space ideal for reflection. Stay here to immerse in Hanoi’s centuries-old spiritual ambiance.
Yen Phu Temple is centrally located in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, making it highly accessible. Take the Hanoi Light Rail to "Sai Gon Station" (5-min walk), or use ride-hailing apps like Grab or Be for a 5-minute electric moto ride. For an authentic experience, rent a bicycle along the Red River embankment—perfect for exploring local life, morning joggers, and traditional bamboo houses while avoiding traffic congestion.
Participate in daily morning blessing ceremonies at 6:30 AM led by local monks—a profound insight into Vietnamese Buddhist tradition. Nearby, the Hanoi Craft Market (open weekends) offers hands-on workshops to make traditional paper umbrellas or spiritual talismans, plus basic Sanskrit chants. For history lovers, guided tours reveal exquisite 17th-century wooden Buddha carvings within the temple, rich in religious symbolism and craftsmanship.
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