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Beautiful Entrance At The Temple Of Literature (Van Mieu) Hanoi

Hanoi, Vietnam - May 28, 2017:

Temple Of Literature (Van Mieu Quoc Tu Giam), a Confucian temple with shrines and front gate at Van Mieu, Dong Da, Ha Noi, Vietnam

The Temple of Literature in Hanoi, founded in 1070 during the Lý Dynasty, is Vietnam’s first national university and a major symbol of learning. Dedicated to Confucius, it later became the Imperial Academy where scholars were trained for royal examinations.

Shot in color detail on the facade of this historic building representing some character, animal or flower. Set at Hanoi, Vietnam, Asia

view of Van Mieu Quoc Tu Giam or The Temple of Literature was constructed in 1070, first to honor Confucius and In 1076,Quoc Tu Giam as the first university of Vietnam, in Hanoi city, Vietnam

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Hue, Vietnam: the ceramic roofs of the Hall of Thái Hòa (Throne Hall) in the Imperial City of Hue, are an example of Nguyen dynasty architecture. Built in 1805 and restored several times. the roof ridges and eaves are richly decorated with intricate ceramic mosaics depicting dragons, phoenixes, and floral motifs, crafted from broken porcelain and glass. This elaborate ornamentation not only displays fine craftsmanship but also reflects the hall’s ceremonial importance as the site of imperial coronations and official receptions.

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Chinese Dragon Symbol on red wall

ancient Chinese stone dragon sculpture on the wall in Summer Palace in Beijing

The Temple of Literature in Hanoi, founded in 1070 during the Lý Dynasty, is Vietnam’s first national university and a major symbol of learning. Dedicated to Confucius, it later became the Imperial Academy where scholars were trained for royal examinations.

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Boat tours are famous at Trang An, near Hanoi, Vietnam.

Dog-shaped sculpture at the Buddhist pagoda Thien Tru, also called Perfume Pagoda, near My Duc in Vietnam

Hanoi, Vietnam: the steles and turtles at the Temple of Literature (Văn Miếu – Quốc Tử Giám) commemorate scholars who passed the royal exams from 1442 to 1779. Each of the 82 remaining stone steles, placed on the back of a carved turtle symbolizing longevity and wisdom, records the names and birthplaces of laureates. Erected under the Lê dynasty, these monuments honor Vietnam’s Confucian tradition and scholarly excellence. Recognized by UNESCO as part of the Memory of the World Register.

Temple of literature, Hanoi, Vietnam

This image showcases an exquisitely detailed wooden carving of a dragon, a symbol of power, strength, and good fortune in many cultures. The dragon is depicted with a fierce expression, its body coiled in a dynamic pose that conveys movement and energy. The carving is rich in texture, with each scale and feather-like appendage meticulously rendered to create a lifelike representation. The warm, golden-brown tones of the wood enhance the depth and dimensionality of the carving, highlighting the artist's skill in manipulating the material to bring the dragon to life. This piece likely serves both a decorative and a symbolic purpose, embodying cultural heritage and the reverence for mythical creatures. It may be part of a larger architectural structure or a standalone piece intended for contemplation and admiration of the artisan's work.

Around the multiples pagoda of Ninh Binh there are dragons protecting those places. Those stones sculptures are often colored and inspire respect and mybe fear.

Buddist temple incense burner, Vietnam.

Entrance to red wooden Temple of Literature, Hanoi, Vietnam: a cultural beacon steeped in history and wisdom

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The Temple of Literature in Hanoi, founded in 1070 during the Lý Dynasty, is Vietnam’s first national university and a major symbol of learning. Dedicated to Confucius, it later became the Imperial Academy where scholars were trained for royal examinations.

Hanoi, Vietnam: censer with dragons at the Temple of Literature (Văn Miếu - Quốc Tử Giám) - bronze incense burner featuring intricate dragon motifs, located in the temple's courtyard. Crafted in traditional Vietnamese style, it has two dragon heads with coiled bodies forming handles, symbolizing power and protection. The body is adorned with carved dragon and floral reliefs, reflecting Confucian and cultural values. Used for burning incense during rituals, part of the spiritual ambiance of this 1070-founded site, Vietnam's first university.

Vietnam has numerous ancient historical sites, but there are only a few within Hanoi city. Remnants of the historical sites established by the Ly Dynasty nearly 1000 years ago in Hanoi can be found scattered throughout the area.

A dragons head on a wall of nine that brings good luck.

Dragon Sculpture On The Roof Of A In Lam Kinh, Vietnam.

Vietnam , Kien Giang Province: Part of the facade with myth figurine in front of the Temple. Chinese culture. WA-rooftiles

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