Bich Tieu Temple

Located at No. 11, Alley 521, Truong Dinh Street, Hoang Mai Ward, Hanoi, Bich Tieu Temple is a place of folk belief practice associated with the ancient Ke Set area. The temple is also known by the names Bich Tieu Phu, Song Son Thanh Tu, or Set Temple.

According to tradition, the temple is a place of worship and practice of Mother Goddess worship – a form of folk belief that holds an important position in the spiritual and cultural life of Vietnamese people. The temple space bears the characteristics of traditional worship architecture and art, creating a familiar spiritual and cultural activity site for local people and visitors.

In addition to its belief value, Bich Tieu Temple is also associated with the history of formation and development of the Ke Set area. Over time, the temple has become a place contributing to preserving the customs, rituals, and traditional cultural beauty of the local community.

On occasions of festivals, Tet, and Saint's feast days, local people and pilgrims come to the temple to offer incense, pray for peace, and learn about the cultural and belief values preserved through many generations.

In today's urban life, Bich Tieu Temple is not only a place meeting the community's need for belief practices but also contributes to preserving traditional cultural values, creating a meaningful spiritual cultural space in the urban area of Hanoi.