Writing Brush Tower (30 August 2006)
Thap But Pagoda, also known as
Writing Brush Tower, is a obelisk standing on a small mound of stones to the left of the
The Huc. The tower has five tiers, with a steeple at the top. On the side of the tower are the words
ta tien qing in Chinese, which translated means "written on the blue sky". There is what looks like an ink slab beside the tower. This is the Dai Nghien, a metaphorical take on an ink pot, while the tower itself is supposed to resemble an ink brush.
Getting there
The Writing Brush Tower is centrally located, on the northeast bank of
Ho Hoan Kiem in the centre of Hanoi. It is on the left side of the Sunbeam Bridge which leads to Den Ngoc Son, the Temple of the Jade Mound.
Writing Brush Tower (1 September 2006)
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