Hanoi Flag Tower

It has a different exotic style, I don't know what it is used for, it looks like the building looks good.

This tower was built in 1812 as an observation post. Unlike many other buildings in Hanoi, it was not destroyed during the French invasion (1896-1897), but has been used as a military base. It is now located in the Vietnam Military History Museum. As the stairs are steep, it will be difficult to climb to the top of the tower, so please be careful when going up and down the top of the tower. Once you climb the tower, you will have a bird's eye view of the Military History Museum. It is worth seeing when you visit the Vietnam Military History Museum. You can visit this military museum. This building tower is located in an impressive place. The tower itself is not that high. There is a flagpole and national flag on the top. It is worth seeing. If you want to visit the museum, but not Recommend everyone to come here.

An integral part of Hanoi's ancient city wall, this tower is also a place with a very wide view. It is a place for military observation to be able to see the seat. You need to buy tickets for the military museum to visit.

The flag stand is okay, in the Military History Museum. The day I went was Friday, and the indoor exhibition hall was not open! There are some equipment used by the U.S. military during the Vietnam War around the flag tower. It's okay. It's closed at noon from 11:30 to 13:00!

The Hanoi flag stand is located in the Vietnam Military Museum. It is a famous tower-style ancient building. It was a royal flag stand when Hanoi was the imperial city. This vermilion building was completed in 1812. The tower is more than 30 meters high and has a hexagonal carved pattern on the top. The base has three floors. Today, the old cannons can still be seen on the base.

Hanoi Flagstaff is an ancient tower in Hanoi, Vietnam, and is one of the symbols of the city. It belongs to the part of the World Heritage Shenglong Imperial City, which reaches 33.4 meters.