The entrance to the citadel is rather imposing and majestic, and acts nowadays as an entrance to the whole complex. Behind these gates are several temples that people still visit today. As you can see in the photos above, the practice of having elevated doorways with steps is prominent here, as they believe it prevents negative energy from flowing through.
Sacrifices and offerings that are found on this temple are unsurprisingly similar to the rest of the items we saw in other temples. They offer round food, money, and incense.
We explored this temple complex for quite a while, but after an hour or so, we covered everything. There's a part of me that thinks that Vietnamese temples aren't so memorable, since every temple we visited had similar if not the same features. There's always a large statue inside, and in front of it are offerings. And architecturally speaking, they aren't visually stunning either. In any case, it was interesting to check them out for a bit.
