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Kim Lien Pagoda
Location: Kim Lien Pagoda is located in
Quang An Village, Tay Ho District, Hanoi.
Characteristic: Kim Lien Pagoda was originally built on Nghi Tam
Peninsula, on the bank of West Lake. The pagoda was part of the former Tu Hoa
Palace of the Ly Dynasty.
Princess Tu Hoa is daughter of King Ly Than Tong. He ordered to built Tu Hoa
Palace then sent his daughter and her imperial maids to this area to help them
understand and venerate their position in the society. Formerly, it was Dong
Long Pagoda and built in the 13th century. In 1771, the pagoda was renovated and
changed its name to Kim Lien, which has been used since then. Kim Lien is
composed of three pavilions, each of which has 2 roof layers and the appearance
of being slightly curved and supple. Apart from its nice disposition, the pagoda
has a gate of sophisticated and intricate architecture.
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