Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum

"Chairman Ho Chi Minh, the great Vietnamese leader, built the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in memory of him and permanently preserved the remains of Ho Chi Minh for future generations to see. Located in the main part of Bak Tin Square in Hanoi, the square is lined with a huge internal observatory, with a huge observatory extending on both sides."

I can't read Vietnamese characters, and I don't have a guide. It's just a break to go out and walk around. I just walked here. The square looks bigger and the flag on the flagpole is slightly oscillating in the wind.

Worth a visit! It's very interesting to see, and they're quite strict about moving you along, no hands in pockets, etc. Don't come right when it opens, as there's a queue of tourists, to my surprise. When I left the queue had vanished and people could walk straight in.

The weather was extramely hot and every friday n monday closed, so we didnt have chance to visit inside.

Ho Chi Minh city's mausoleum is a very important place for all Vietnamese. I didn't regret getting up in the morning and visiting the Ho Chi Minh mausoleum. The main thing is to find the entrance. It is located on the back side of the complex. The queue moves very quickly. In Russia, I saw Lenin's mausoleum and I was interested to see the Ho Chi Minh mausoleum. I think they are even a little similar. Next to the mausoleum there is a memorial Museum with a house of Ho Chi Minh city and a large Museum of Ho Chi Minh city. Visiting the mausoleum is free of charge. Museums for a fee. Photo and video prohibited.

Very interesting to visit such a sightseeing which is an important thing for the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. And these are my photos.

Located on the main square of the city, it's a great place to see Ho Chi Minh's body as well as the ceremony of duty guards securing it. It is only open for visiting in the morning, so to come inside one must check on the schedule before hands.