Wow, this is really a "must visit" if visiting Hanoi. Free entry, you pass through security and then follow the one way route upto and through the Mausoleum. Make sure you dress appropriately or you won't be allowed in; no shorts and wear long sleeves. This building is austere and imposing, it commands your respect and reverence. Entering the chamber you must continue moving around the three sides on silence. His body is amazingly preserved and clearly viewed through the glass sided coffin. Four guards stand motionless in their pristine white uniforms at each corner of the sunken pit where the coffin resides, and another five guards attend the walkway and ensure you keep moving. No headwear allowed in the chamber and obviously no photos/video.

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is one of the most famous spots. It attracts a large number of local residents and international tourists. You can learn more about Ho Chi Minh's life and its significance in Vietnamese history here. Ho Chi Minh is regarded as a visionary leader who played a significant role in Vietnam's history. In May 1975, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum was inaugurated. Dress appropriately while visiting the Mausoleum. Avoid shorts, sleeveless dresses, etc. otherwise your entry might be denied. You need to pass through a security check before entering the Mausoleum. The visiting time is from 5 AM to 10 PM. There is no entry fee. In the backside of the mausoleum, there is a pagoda (One pillar pagoda)

Really cool free activity in Hanoi. The guards are all dressed in parade white, and the way to mausoleum itself is has beautiful gardens and views. Ho Chi Minh's body looks peaceful and well preserved. You must wear long pants and covered shoulders. There is a security checkpoint to get in where you must pass a metal detector. You can't take pictures inside the mausoleum.

Very much worth going with a guide who can walk you around and explain everything and the history ( one sided as it may be ). They put dress codes on people so watch out and if you look like a western tourist you are scrutinised heavily. You get a feel for different architectural styles from the yellow French buildings to the grey and very communist mausoleum structure built by the Russians. Our party chose not to see the dead body but I understand it can be very interesting. It certainly is a very interesting and effective price of propaganda and well worth a visit !

Although the entire "square" may be open during the hours listed on Google Maps, the entrance to the Mausoleum itself is only open until 10:30am or something like that. I went with a small group of fellow tourists and I think I was literally the last person they let in before they closed it. It is very similar to Lenin's Mausoleum in Moscow (gee, I wonder why?) in that once you enter there are guards everywhere and you better not stop walking, even as you pass the wax-looking figure in a glass case. Once you are through the mausoleum you can slow down and enjoy some of the other nearby sites like the single-pillar pagoda or Ho Chi Minh's stilt house.

It is impressive and you get a feeling about how much this outstanding leader did for Vietnam. Absolutely worth to go there!

Sadly despite researching this attraction on various websites there was no mention of it being closed for maintenance mid June until mid August 2022?. There were at least 4 guards outside the gate but none spoke enough English to inform the large group of tourists outside why they couldn’t go in. After much more googling I came across an article that explained the problem. There should be better signage and updating of the website. I am hoping to save someone else the trouble I had after walking a half hour there in the heat and humidity. I was very disappointed as it was one of the main attractions I wanted to visit in the city.

Nice way to start your morning in Hanoi. Come here early as it closes sharp @ 11:30 am. Have to leave your baggage at the entrance., it’s safe and free. They will give you a token. Long pants and decent attire a must. Whole place has a very solemn vibe and rightly so, please respect that by keeping your voice low and phone on silent. Entry is free and it’s a nice walk around a vast complex

(Translated by Google) Uncle sit there immense Heaven - wide sea - fields - water Mausoleum is the place where the remains of President Ho Chi Minh. When Uncle died in 1969, the body was mummified and placed at the President Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. Lang is one of the important places in the spiritual life of the people of Vietnam and is one of the attractions can not be ignored in Hanoi. Uncle Ho - the great old father of the nation - who led the revolution of independence of Vietnam. The tomb is located at the old station between Ba Dinh Square - where Uncle read the Declaration of Independence after the Japanese surrender in 1945. Although people waiting in the tomb always stretched but moving quite fast, mainly because visitors can only see Uncle Ho in the glass coffin without stopping inside the tomb. Guests also can not chat, take pictures, carry bags, eat or leave the ear in the bag when entering the tomb. The police officers are always on duty to ensure that everyone follows these principles as the highest respect for Uncle Ho. After visiting the mausoleum, visit the museum to understand more about Uncle Ho's revolutionary life and career or to visit a small, simple house to learn more about Uncle Ho's simple life instead of living in the old French government. right next to. All of them are located in the mausoleum, with lawns and flowers carefully carved all year round. If possible, return to the tomb at night and watch the ceremony take place at 9pm every day. Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is located to the north of the center of the capital, near the West Lake. It is possible to take a bus or taxi to get to the mausoleum. Mausoleum is open in the morning, there are closed hours for lunch and closed both Monday and Friday. Free entry. Be sure to check the opening hours and arrive early so that you do not have to wait too long to visit Uncle Ho. (Original) Bác ngồi đó lớn mênh mông Trời cao - biển rộng - ruộng đồng - nước non Lăng là nơi đặt thi hài của Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh. Khi Bác qua đời vào năm 1969, thi hài Người được ướp và đặt tại Lăng Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh. Lăng là một trong những địa điểm quan trọng trong đời sống tinh thần của người dân Việt Nam và là mọt trong những điểm tham quan không thể bỏ qua tại Hà Nội. Bác Hồ - vị cha già vĩ đại của dân tộc - là người đã dẫn dắt cuộc cách mạng giành độc lập của Việt Nam. Lăng được đặt tại vị trí lễ đài cũ giữa Quảng trường Ba Đình - nơi Bác đã đọc Tuyên ngôn Độc lập sau khi quân Nhật đầu hàng vào năm 1945. Tuy hàng người chờ vào lăng luôn kéo dài nhưng di chuyển khá nhanh, chủ yếu vì khách viếng chỉ được đi ngang ngắm Bác trong quan tài kính mà không được dừng chân phía trong lăng. Khách cũng không được trò chuyện, chụp ảnh, mang túi xách, ăn uống hoặc để tai trong túi khi vào trong lăng. Những chiến sĩ công an luôn túc trực để đảm bảo mọi người tuân thủ các nguyên tắc này như một sự tôn trọng cao nhất với Bác. Sau khi vào lăng, hãy tham quan bảo tàng hiểu thêm về cuộc đời và sự nghiệp cách mạng của Bác hoặc thăm ngôi nhà nhỏ, đơn sơ để biết thêm về cuộc sống bình dị của Bác, thay vì sống trong phủ chính quyền Pháp cũ ngay cạnh bên. Tất cả đều nằm trong khuôn viên lăng, với những bãi cỏ và khóm hoa được chăm tỉa cẩn thận quanh năm. Nếu có điều kiện, hãy trở lại thăm lăng vào ban đêm và xem lễ hạ cờ diễn ra vào lúc 9 giờ tối mỗi ngày. Lăng Bác nằm về hướng bắc của trung tâm thủ đô, gần Hồ Tây. Có thể đi xe buýt hoặc taxi để đến lăng. Lăng mở cửa vào buổi sáng, có giờ đóng cửa nghỉ trưa và đóng cửa cả ngay Thứ Hai và Thứ Sáu. Vào cổng miễn phí. Nhớ kiểm tra giờ mở cửa và đến sớm để không phải đợi quá lâu để được viếng Bác.

(Translated by Google) Resting place of dear President Ho Chi Minh (Original) Nơi an nghỉ của chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh kính yêu

I have visited the mausoleum to visit President Ho Chi Minh many times. Every time I visit Uncle Ho's mausoleum, it gives me a lot of emotions and boundless respect for the Father of the Nation.

Be there early in the morning to get in line to get in unfortunately I didn't know this but maybe tomorrow. Some facts wear t-shirt and trousers, they raise the flag in the morning around 0530 and lower at 2030 playing the national anthem. So would be worth seeing of course. The guards don't let you take photos of them but you can sneak it. They also change guards every hour so you get to see the goose march.

This is one of the most historic sites in Hanoi. The testing place of uncle Ho! Be careful cause they will not let women in if the knees and arms are not covered, so make sure you get a light jacket on top and long pants. This is only for woman, no idea why. Also to avoid huge crowds I recommend that you visit on a Friday morning that the museum is closed! Great experience overall!

It was amazing to see the preserved body of Uncle Ho, thats how he's addressed in Vietnam. The Mausoleum is really beautiful and the rooms, cars being used by him shows the history of Vietnam

Not much of a history lesson. Recommend to read up before coming. Great display of the peoples affection for HCM. Magnificent structure. Take note of their hours and they close during lunchtime (I had to wait in the unbearable weather for an hour).

When you take in the magnitude of what this 1 man means to these people, this is a very special place. Go between 07:00 and 10:30 as otherwise you cannot enter. Free but very strict, organised, no photos, you follow a path, there is no waiting inside but you will see his preserved body, almost glowing. The path takes you out to the stilt house and the pagoda is not far from the exit.

Wow, this place really is a must-visit. It’s a bit weird in that you can’t use your phone or even have your hands in your pockets. But it’s crazy to see Ho Chi Minh’s body up close. I’d recommend spending another hour exploring the rest of the grounds, including the museum. The luggage staff told me it closed at 11am so I had to rush back, even though I saw them still open at 11:30. So they made my experience worse for no reason.

This the final resting place of Ho Chi Minh. His body is very well preserved and there quite a long que. It is well worth a visit and should not be missed. There are beautiful gardens and interesting places around the site. Nice areas to eat and drink

The entrance/ process is confusing because the premises is so large. For the mausoleum tours you must park and enter at the corner of Ngoc Ha and Le Hong Phong. They will walk you through security and corral you through to the mausoleum. Well worth the visit. The area is very peaceful and calm and you can see Ho Chi Minh’s old cars, home, meeting places, and the stilt house. There are souvenir shops at the end and an additional museum and temple. Free admission, dress as if you’re visiting a temple. The tours are only 7:30-10:30am T-Th and weekends. The area is open in the evening for walking and exercising.

(Translated by Google) Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is open 5 days a week, some mornings on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays, "hot season" from April 1 to October 31: from 7:30 to 10:30, cold season from November 1 to March 31 of drunken year, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.; Holidays, Saturdays, and Sundays open for an extra 30 minutes.Closed annually to do periodic maintenance tasks. on October 2 and November 2. On May 19, September 2 and the 1st of the Lunar New Year, if it falls on a Monday or Friday, a visit to the President's mausoleum is still held. Uncle Ho's mausoleum does not charge visitors on This place needs to be properly dressed, not allowed to bring cameras, phones, food, and keep the area clean. Thank you for bringing freedom to the Vietnamese people. (Original) Lăng chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh mở cửa 5 ngày trong một tuần , vài các buổi sáng thứ ba , thứ tư, thứ năm, thứ bảy và chủ nhật , mùa nóng " từ 1 tháng 4 đến 31 tháng 10 : từ 7 giờ 30 đến 10 giờ 30 , mùa lạnh tùe 1 tháng 11 đến 31 tháng 3 năm say , từ 8 giờ đến 11 giờ ; ngày lễ , thứu bảy, chủ nhật mở cửa thêm 30 phút . Hằng năm đóng cửa để làm nhiệm vụ tu bổ định kì vào 2 tháng 10 và tháng 11 . Ngày 19/ 5, 2 tháng 9 và Mùng 1 Tết Nguyên Đáng nếu trùng vào thứ 2 hoặc thứ 6 , vẫn tổ chức lễ viếng thăm lăng Chủ tịch .Lăng Bác không thu phí ngưới viếng thăm vào đây cần phải ăn ặn mặc chỉnh tề, không được mang máy ảnh , điện thoại thức ăn vào đây và giữ sạch sẽ khu vực. Xin cảm ơn bác người đã mang đến tự do dân tộc Việt Nam.

(Translated by Google) It was very emotional to go to His mausoleum (Original) Thật xúc động khi đến lăng của Người

No sefull signs at all. Less in English, police and army persons are not friendly and don't speak (Even) basic English. Place is Nice but, thanks to not friendly people they visit turn into a innecessary experience.

Crazy snaking queue to even enter during my visit there on 20Aug. Walked on the outskirts of the place then saw the queue was insanely long. Probably around 2km. Don’t wanna waste time to queue for so long.

finally found HO CHI MINH in the glass cabinet. It's so happy and proud to be a Vietnamese.Visiting the houses and workplaces of Ho Chi Minh in the past

It is one of the most visited tourist spots in Hanoi. It is home to Vietnam's first founder shrine, pagoda, leader house, souvenir shops, and museum. Local entry is free but foreigners need to pay. Check the timing for the shrine visit and no shorts are allowed here. It is usually guarded by royal guards, so be careful in your action near the shrine. One time visit is recommended.

We were not able to see Ho Chi Minh’s body since it was under maintenance, but the rest of the place is nice to walk around. There was no big wait to enter, probably because of maintenance. You need to wear appropriate clothing, shoulders covered and trouser at least touching the knees.

I didn’t really know what to make of this but I suppose that it’s something you have to do if you visit Hanoi. It’s only open early morning from about 7.30 to 10.30. It gets busy so get there early otherwise the queues get long. You can’t take photos and they put your camera into storage and give it back at the end. You eventually get to the mausoleum and file into the room and he’s laying there. It’s all a bit strange really. He looks like a wax work really. It’s over as soon as it’s started. Every year or so the body is sent to Russia for revamping so there are times the whole place is closed. Check before going.

Difficult to get into. Queue is very long and a lot of restrictions: no water, no chewing gum, don't keep hands at pockets. Quite cold into mausoleum. However, it had strong impression. Uncle Ho looks exactly as is depicted at every banknote. Entrance is free of charge. You have to pay only if you want to go to palace. Visiting mausoleum is free of charge.

(Translated by Google) Go to the Capital to visit Uncle Ho's mausoleum ❤️ The atmosphere is truly sacred & solemn 🙏 (Original) Về Thủ Đô thăm lăng Bác ❤️ Không khí thật sự thiêng liêng & trang nghiêm 🙏

I was here with my friends, we enjoyed our time here without visiting Ho Chi Minh. The mausoleum closed on Monday. It rained but anyway nice to visit here. If you want to get inside the mausoleum, you should check the schedule carefully. It doesn't open on Monday and some special days. Some months it is closed to be maintained

This site is really worth to see it if your are in the area. The mausoleum is historic place for Vietnamese people so behave adequately and follow the rules because there is a lot guards. For small entrance fee you can visit near by museum with artifacts from life of Ho Chi Minh.

(Translated by Google) Seen only from the outside ... Particular place where you live the devotion towards Ho (Original) Visto solamente da fuori... Luogo particolare nel quale vivi la devozione nei confronti di Ho

(Translated by Google) I love you so much (Original) Yêu Bác lắm

(Translated by Google) Great President Ho Chi Minh (Original) Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh vĩ đại

This place is for locals to go and respect their great leader. The queues are peninsula long stretching for many kilometres but take this as part of the experience. You will be surrounded by crowds of locals and enjoy the journey inside as everyone's anticipation grows. The queue moves quickly and you will only be inside for a few moments. The building itself is a beautiful piece of brutalist architecture and this is set inside a large complex with a few other interesting buildings and trees where 'uncle Ho' spent his time working

Central square of Hanoi with mausoleum and parks around located. it takes 3-4 hours to walk around seeing sights. Several famous place are available by walk. The minus is that the lack of places to eat. Coffee and tea are terrible at nearby cafes. Food is critical for sensitive european stomack which used to quality of food. To drive by taxi here is also comfortable, don't use public wild transport.

The sacred feeling when standing in front of Uncle Ho's Mausoleum, looking at the big yellow star red flag fluttering in the starry sky, I went here for the first time, the weather in November in Hanoi is cold so I like it, there are guards Strict guard so very safe.

Very interesting place. Sadly it was closed so we could not pay our respect to Uncle Ho. Please still dress well or you will be denied entrance to the area.

After many times of visiting Hà Nội, I was finally able to visit the inside to see Ho Chi Minh himself. It is a very important place for the Vietnamese people who come to pay their respects to such a distinguished leader. Dress respectively and don’t bring any bags as these will not be allowed in. On days when visitation is allowed, the Mausoleum will be open 07:30-10:30, with queuing starting before this. Check in advance if it will be open to avoid disappointment. After visiting the Mausoleum, you should visit the Uncle Ho Stilt House and the various other sites in the square.

Impressive, pretty busy too but even then it goes pretty fast. Don't forget not to wear too short shorts, otherwise you won't get in.

Great place to visit in Hanoi. The complex consists of Ho Chi Minh mausoleum which is open only in the morning except for monday and friday. If you want to see the body of Ho Chi Minh president, check time. You also can see the square, national assembly, presidential palace, Ho Chi Minh houses and one pillar pagoda. Highly recommend!

The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum that I visited is one of Vietnam's symbolic tourist attractions, and I was impressed by the beauty of the building and its decorations. Inside the building, I was able to learn about Ho Chi Minh's unknown facts along with the sanctity of the place. When entering the mausoleum, I was required to check my physical condition and was warned to pray quietly. In the surrounding park, you can reflect on your experience at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum while taking a break. However, it can get very hot and crowded with tourists during summer, so I recommend visiting on weekdays in the late afternoon. To understand the history and culture of Vietnam, please be sure to visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum.

Very interesting place to visit. A must see. The general area is very rich in history. Entry is free. Entry closes at 11.30am The entry procedure is well organised, and you have to leave your larger bags in a storage area (safe and reliable system), while your cameras specifically aren't allowed in the Mausoleum. You have to give them to a separate storage area, and they'll give it back to you once you exit. Remember to dress appropriately and show your respect.

A well maintained sacred place. A bit of queue for the entrance but worth it. No pictures allowed inside the mausoleum. No entrance fee for the mausoleum. The president’s palace, stilt house is inside the compound itself. You are not allowed inside the presidential palace.

Excellent visit to the mausoleum. Lots to see and well shaded walk ways. The buildings and content are extremely well preserved and you are able to enjoy the site with English translation.

If you visit Hanoi, this place is a must. This is a very important place for Vietnamese people. Ho Chi Minh is a hero. In order to enter the mausoleum you need to pass a security check. The area around has some flowers and pay huge respect. Place can get very crowded so plan your visit.

Le Loi Died here in 7 September 1433. Campaign rather challenging.

Main attraction in Hanoi. There is bag inspection facilities in the entrance. If you're backpacking,it is recommended not to bring the bag into the Mausoleum. Nice visit!

One of the tourist attraction in Hanoi. The place is magnificent. I did not visit inside because it was already noon (closed by 11 am). The next morning we saw the lines of people wanting to get there, my tour guide said it takes 2 hours in line to get inside. We took nice pictures just outside

(Translated by Google) IN LIFE, there was a Tale of LAY THAN, CHI NUN FROM NORTH MINH to SOUTH. WHERE IS THIS FORM, HYDRAULIC FACTS PER FIVE PART. THERE IS HOUSING HO HERE, WHEN TO TRAIN THE MOUNTAIN FULL KIA SEA. $ **** TPHOCHIMINH **** $ SIGNED NAME 》 SINGLE PAINT 《 (Original) Ở ĐỜI CÓ CHUYỆN LẠ THƯỜNG, CHÍ NẰM MIỀN BẮC MINH THÀNH MIỀN NAM. VẬY LÀ HÌNH CHÍ Ở ĐÂU, THỦY TINH CHIẾN LẤY MỖI NĂM MỘT PHẦN. CHẮT CHẮN HỒ Ở ĐÂY RỒI, KHI NÀO ĐÀO NÚI LẮP ĐẦY BIỂN KIA. $****TPHOCHIMINH****$KÝ TÊN 》 SƠN TINH TINH 《

(Translated by Google) President Ho Chi Minh lives forever in the hearts of the Vietnamese people (Original) Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh sống mãi trong lòng dân tộc Việt Nam

(Translated by Google) Hello Uncle Ho from Buon Ma Thuot City, Dak Lak ❤️🙏 (Original) Hello Uncle Ho from Buôn Ma Thuột City, Đăk Lăk ❤️🙏

(Translated by Google) One of the best and historical tourist sites in Vietnam (Original) Salah satu lokasi wisata terbaik dan bersejarah di Vietnam

(Translated by Google) The mausoleum was inaugurated on August 29, 1975, consisting of 3 layers with a height of 21.6 meters and a width of 41.2 meters. The lower layer creates a three-level steps, the middle layer is the central structure of the mausoleum including examination room comedy and corridors, stairs. The outside of the mausoleum is covered with gray granite, inside is made of polished red and gray stone. Around the four sides are square columns of marble, the top layer is a three-level tomb. On the main side, there is the words: "CHAIRMAN HO-CHI-MINH" made of pink plum-colored stone. Around the mausoleum are gardens where more than 250 species of plants are grown from all parts of Vietnam. In his will, President Ho Chi Minh wanted to be cremated and laid ashes in three regions of the country. sympathy of the people, decided to preserve Ho Chi Minh's body for a long time so that later on the people of the country, especially the people of the South, and international visitors can visit. (Original) Lăng được khánh thành vào ngày 29 tháng 8 năm 1975, gồm 3 lớp với chiều cao 21,6 mét, chiều rộng 41,2 mét lớp dưới tạo dáng bậc thềm tam cấp, lớp giữa là kết cấu trung tâm của lăng gồm phòng thi hài và những hành lang, những cầu thang. Bên ngoài lăng được ốp bằng đá granite xám, bên trong làm bằng đá xám và đỏ đã được đánh bóng. Quanh bốn mặt là những hàng cột vuông bằng đá hoa cương, lớp trên cùng là mái lăng hình tam cấp. Ở mặt chính có dòng chữ: "CHỦ TỊCH HỒ-CHÍ-MINH" bằng đá hồng màu mận chín. Xung quanh lăng là các khu vườn nơi hơn 250 loài thực vật được trồng từ khắp mọi miền của Việt Nam. Trong di chúc, Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh muốn được hỏa táng và đặt tro tại ba miền đất nước.Tuy nhiên, Bộ Chính trị Ban Chấp hành Trung ương Đảng Cộng sản Việt Nam khóa III, với lý do tuân theo nguyện vọng và tình cảm của nhân dân, quyết định giữ gìn lâu dài thi hài Hồ Chí Minh để sau này người dân cả nước, nhất là người dân miền Nam, khách quốc tế có thể tới viếng.

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Ho Chi Minh (disambiguation). Hồ Chí Minh (/hoʊ tʃiː mɪn/;[1] Vietnamese: [hò cǐ mīŋ̟] (listen), Saigon: [hò cǐ mɨ̄n]; Chữ Hán: 胡志明; 19 May 1890 – 2 September 1969[a]), born Nguyễn Sinh Cung,[4][b][6] also known as Nguyễn Tất Thành, Nguyễn Ái Quốc, Bác Hồ, or simply Bác ('Uncle', pronounced [ʔɓaːk̚˦˥]), was a Vietnamese revolutionary and politician. He served as Prime Minister of North Vietnam from 1945 to 1955 and President from 1945 until his death in 1969. Ideologically a Marxist–Leninist, he served as Chairman and First Secretary of the Workers'

A must see attraction in Hanoi. You're only allowed to enter the mausoleum at certain times of year, but the cultural significance is worth going inside the complex and walking around.

It was interesting to see a bit of Vietnamese history. 40K entry each to the museum and the yellow house museum. Trousers need to be worn to enter the main area

Was not able to get inside as I went on a weekend afternoon, and apparently it is already closed at the time of my visit. Nonetheless, I had a great time taking photos around the mausoleum as I love seeing good architecture. Hanoi has lots of that.

Great piece of history and well maintained. Entry is cheap, and while security here is high, they will guide you if you walk in the wrong spot and can also be friendly and say hello. Beautiful location worth the cheap entry

It is a nice place to walk around and see, there are really no many things to see or anything very interesting. It’s just a place you have to visit in Hanoi.

It's a very nice and huge place for tourists with tight security measures. Local people walk for physical exercises. And huge tourists visit the place everyday.

After entering you follow the path to the museum, foreigners pay 40k vnd per person, Vietnamese people enter without being charged which is a good thing 😄😄 u will see many belongings of HO CHI MINH his clothes, office, tools and books he used when he was alive, very interesting way of life, he loved children and his family, ha had a great way of life following great principles. He was a man of power and gained people’s hearts and respect. The museum closes at 16.30 😄

At the heart of the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is the marble stone chamber where President Ho Chi Minh's body is enshrined. Very nice place. We took pictures here. I had the opportunity to see the parliament of Vietnam. Nice place to take photographs & very nice view during evening.

Exploring the Ho Chi Minh museum on my final day in Vietnam 🇻🇳 was truly captivating. Immersing myself in the rich history of Vietnam added depth to my travel experience. Highly recommend checking it out for a glimpse into the country's fascinating past.

Ho Chi Minh is a hero, a man who defended Vietnam from western powers and colonization. He united Vietnam and because of his contributions and legacy to the people he is rightfully memorialized here in Hanoi. The flag ceremony is worth the wait, we watched it at 9 p.m. The guards were very friendly and helpful in guiding us. This memorial is probably one of the most beautiful modern buildings I've seen in Vietnam. The design and attention to detail represents Ho Chi Minhs legacy very good. RIP great leader.

good event to check-off the list. i wanted to see the body of the comrade. the lines are usually long, but they go fast, thanks to the military guard that give you an experience of communist discipline. advisable to go early; we went around 9.30 am, so better prepare if you plan to also check out the museum. they’ve a break from 11-2 pm, and it closes at 4 pm. not sure of the mausoleum timings though. but the premise has many artifacts related to ho chi minh’s life. has loads of eating and shopping opportunities.

Great place to visit. It is an important and historical landmark in Vietnam. Sleeveless tops are not allowed so make sure you bring a jacket or shawl to cover your shoulders and arms. Too bad we went on a Friday as the museum was closed. Nonetheless, it was still a must place to see.

- Completely dedicated to the hero of nation: Ho Chi Minh. - Entire Mausoleum as well as adjoined museum reflects his journey from pre independence to that of existing state of country. - The museum also reflects the growth of communism throughout the era of Indochina region. - Suggest taking a guide for better understanding of various monuments and u said tales of Vietnam war and about other war heroes.

Its the place of importance for all Vietnamese. Its place where Vietnam leader Ho Chi Minh (Uncle Ho) body is on display. You can see change of guard every hour. Clothing Restrictions kindly check before you go. Always crowded with Local and Tourists.

Definitely a landmark in Hanoi that is by far worth a visit; Expect this to take most if not an entire day; it can get extremely busy. I would suggest going early as the line for entry can get very long and access is limited. When I was there, photos were prohibited inside

It was close when I was there. My friend/guide did not check the hours so we were not able to see his preserved body. No wonder there's not so many tourist on the grounds. Weather was humid and very hot. It's another reason to go back to Hanoi. Surroundings are clean and lots of securities. Nice facade.

Rất tiếc khi đến tham quan lăng bác, khi đang tu sửa

Bác hồ một tình yêu bao la.

lần đầu gặp bác

(Translated by Google) I've been to the neighborhood many times, but when I look at the lineup of people, it's quite ... It is lit up at night and has a taste (Original) 近くまでは何度もいったことはあるが、人のならびをみるとなかなか、、、 夜はライトアップされて風情がある

(Translated by Google) I want to visit this place (Original) Tôi muốn đến thăm nơi đây

(Translated by Google) Uncle Ho! Mighty Leader (Original) Bác Hồ! Vĩ Đại Lãnh Tụ

(Translated by Google) Peaceful place of President Ho Chi Minh (Original) Nơi yên nghĩ của chủ tịch nước Hồ Chí minh

(Translated by Google) so beautiful (Original) quá đẹp

(Translated by Google) The relic area of ​​Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is really worth a visit to experience <3 (Original) Khu di tích Lăng Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh thực sự rất đáng để chúng ta đến thăm quan trải nghiệm <3

(Translated by Google) Thank you forever (Original) Mãi mãi nhớ ơn Người

(Translated by Google) The mausoleum was inaugurated on August 29, 1975, consisting of 3 layers with a height of 21.6 meters and a width of 41.2 meters. The lower layer creates a three-level steps, the middle layer is the central structure of the mausoleum including examination room comedy and corridors, stairs. The outside of the mausoleum is covered with gray granite, inside is made of polished red and gray stone. Around the four sides are square columns of marble, the top layer is a three-level tomb. On the main side, there is the words: "CHAIRMAN HO-CHI-MINH" made of pink plum-colored stone. Around the mausoleum are gardens where more than 250 species of plants are grown from all parts of Vietnam. (Original) Lăng được khánh thành vào ngày 29 tháng 8 năm 1975, gồm 3 lớp với chiều cao 21,6 mét, chiều rộng 41,2 mét lớp dưới tạo dáng bậc thềm tam cấp, lớp giữa là kết cấu trung tâm của lăng gồm phòng thi hài và những hành lang, những cầu thang. Bên ngoài lăng được ốp bằng đá granite xám, bên trong làm bằng đá xám và đỏ đã được đánh bóng. Quanh bốn mặt là những hàng cột vuông bằng đá hoa cương, lớp trên cùng là mái lăng hình tam cấp. Ở mặt chính có dòng chữ: "CHỦ TỊCH HỒ-CHÍ-MINH" bằng đá hồng màu mận chín. Xung quanh lăng là các khu vườn nơi hơn 250 loài thực vật được trồng từ khắp mọi miền của Việt Nam.

(Translated by Google) very beautiful (Original) rất đẹp

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Đẹp lắm

(Translated by Google) Love Uncle! (Original) Yêu Bác!

(Translated by Google) so beautiful (Original) quá đẹp

(Translated by Google) beautiful (Original) đẹp lắm

(Translated by Google) History of Vietnam, therefore a historical sight. (Original) Geschichte Vietnams, deswegen eine historische Sehenswürdigkeit.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful, ancient (Original) Rất đẹp, cổ kính

(Translated by Google) Inside, it is a place where Ho Chi Minh is asleep in a glass tube. Currently it is not possible to enter. However, high-ranking people say that condolences are possible. (Original) 내부에 호치민이 유리관안에 잠 들어 있는곳입니다.현재는 입장을 할 수 없습니다.단 높은 분들은 조문이 가능하다고 합니다.

(Translated by Google) Accessed February 9, 2019 (Original) Visitato 9 febbraio 2019

historic place

So great a experience for travling

(Translated by Google) I have come here (Original) tôi đã tới đây

Important historical place to visit

(Translated by Google) so beautiful (Original) quá đẹp

(Translated by Google) great place (Original) nơi tuyệt vời

(Translated by Google) Uncle Ho's mausoleum is famous for keeping the body of President Ho Chi Minh, but only Hanoians can understand what it is like to stand in front of the Mausoleum of the National Anthem and the solemn flag-raising ceremony. (Original) Lăng Bác nổi tiếng là nơi cất giữ thi hài Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh vĩ đại, nhưng chỉ có người Hà Nội mới thấu hiểu được cảm giác đứng trước Lăng nghe Quốc ca cùng với lễ hạ cờ và thượng cờ trang nghiêm là như thế nào

(Translated by Google) The entrance to the mausoleum of the Vietnamese leader is at the rear, with no entrance from ten sides. Get around the back. If you want to see the mummy, you can go early in the morning and walk in the garden alone in the afternoon. You can't see the ho chi minh mummy (Original) Vietnam'in liderinin mozolesi giris kapisi arka tarafda on tarafdan giris yok. Arka tarafina dolanin. Mumyasini gormek istiyorsaniz sabah erken saat de gidin ogleden sonra yanliz bahcede gezebiliyorsunuz. Ho chi minh mumyasini goremezsiniz

(Translated by Google) sacred (Original) Linh thiêng

(Translated by Google) Uncle is always in the hearts of the people (Original) Bác luôn mãi trong lòng nhân dân

(Translated by Google) Due to coronaviruses, you cannot get close to the mausoleum. (Original) Из-за коронавирусов к мавзолею подходить близко нельзя.

(Translated by Google) Make sure to visit Hanoi's Mausoleum (Original) Đến Hà Nội chắc chắn phải vào thăm Lăng Bác

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and spacious every day. (Original) Tươi đẹp và khang trang từng ngày .

(Translated by Google) beautiful ideal travel (Original) đẹp du lịch ly tưởng

(Translated by Google) Tourist attractions (Original) Địa điểm tham quan du lịch

(Translated by Google) Historical sites of Lang Son (Original) Địa danh lịch sử của Lạng Sơn

(Translated by Google) Ancient Citadel in Lang Son (Original) Di tích Thành cổ tại Lạng Sơn

(Translated by Google) An ancient architecture .. (Original) Một công trình kiến trúc cổ kính..

(Translated by Google) I worship devotion, freedom and weekends through the ruins of the city gate to come to the strong sacred world culture. (Original) Tôi tô sùng tín ngưỡng ,tự do và những ngày cuối tuần đi qua di tích cổng thành để đến với sự linh thiêng mạnh mẽ văn hóa thế giới .

The south gate of ancient LAng SOn citadel which is believed to be builed in 14th century , locates in the heart of Lang SOn city

(Translated by Google) Located in Chi Lang ward, the ancient citadel with a perimeter of about one kilometer was the political, economic and cultural center of Lang Son province. Thanh has an important position in guarding the military defense at the gate of the country (Original) Nằm ở phường Chi Lăng, thành cổ với chu vi khoảng một km từng là trung tâm chính trị, kinh tế, văn hóa của tỉnh Lạng Sơn. Thành có vị trí quan trọng trong việc trấn giữ phòng thủ quân sự nơi cửa ngõ đất nước

So Good

The ancient ruins in Lang Son

don't cross the yellow line. that is a visitor-free area. you are can only approach from the front building up to the yellow line. to enter it, there must be a special agreement. you are also not allowed to bring a camera or other recording equipment. inside the building stored Ho Chi Minh's body which is very valuable for the Vietnamese.

I wouldn't say i was particularly impressed. In any case it's one of the city's landmarks which overall doesn't have that many.

The mausoleum of the founder of modern Vietnam is a 'must visit' place in Hanoi. The architecture of mausoleum is similar to that of the Mao's mausoleum in Beijing. There are guards in mausoleum - mind it and behave.

A place to visit. AM is the best time. Soldiers marching and Honor Guardian is a must to see. A huge space full of trees and historical descriptions. The Ho Chi Minh museum is also close by. The museum offered historical perspective as well personalized memories. Places to visit during you visit to Hanoi. Taxis or motor bike will help to reach the destination.

Là 1 địa điểm nên đến khi ghé thăm Hà Nôi

(Translated by Google) Want to visit Uncle's mausoleum? (Original) Muốn đến tham quan lăng bác

loved him! he looked so cute! shame i couldnt get up closer; i wanted to give him a soft lil kissy. that makes it 4 stars. let me kiss him and it will be 5

A place where uncle Ho sleep forever. He was a great man inside the heart of every Vietnamese. Beware of visiting time, it start from 8am to 11am. Your have to queue as early as possible to enter the mausoleum. We have been waiting almost 2.5hours.

Respectable and peaceful place. Tip: 1. Due to luggage limitations, no food, water, drink, or tumbler No camera is included. Go pro - Do not bring that stuff with you. Otherwise, you must wait 20 minutes in a crowded and chaotic line in hot weather and poor logistical conditions to collect it. Experience: After visiting, I had to wait 15 minutes to take my gopro back, then walk 10 minutes back to the entrance gate to take my tumbler - The officer or local people may not know which gate is open. We hardly understood it closed today. 30 minutes later, I saw they were open for guests. Experience: Check the opening time on Google and be patient to observe what is going on by yourself.

Go early and miss any queues. No one in front of us or behind us but still we were told to "keep moving." Would have liked to stayed a bit longer.

The Mausoleum is an impressive display with beautifully kept gardens, but the museum has poor opening times and there lacks an overall reading or Audio experience to learn about him. I’d recommend visiting if you’re in Hanoi for a few days. If you’re keen to learn, it’s best you go with a guide There is a strict dress code, otherwise security won’t let you in. Cover shoulders and past the knees

I would say this is one of the highlights of my trip as I get to see the preserved body of Ho Chi Minh. It was a quick walk inside but you can feel the solemnity and respect the locals give to their leader. You would need to come early as this place closes at 11:00am. Security is very tight and you cannot take pictures which is totally understandable.

You can visit the complex during daylight except Mon and Fri due to maintainance. But if you want to go inside, please arrive in the morning before 10:30, make a long queue especially in holidays. If you go later or afternoon, dont worry, still alot of things to do. The recommended journey: after security checkpoint => Ba Dinh square (front of Mausoleum) => check point to Ho Chi Minh wooden house => exit to back of Mausoleum => one-pillar pagoda => Ho Chi Minh Museum => start security gate

If you have time free than you can spend it for a visit. Waiting time might be long and might be hot on the huge square in front of the mausoleum. No beverages allowed in the area no mobile or camera for taking photos inside. Only few seconds to see Ho Chi Minh in the glass sarkopharg.

A large field with many guards. Lots of local doing excercise. Guards forbid using selfie sticks.

The only public site in North Vietnam with quite a security presence and strict protocols to be followed till one exits the premises, the HCM Mausoleum as the site name suggests is where the body of the founder rests. One is required to be on apposite habiliments, and items like water bottles are not allowed and will have to be dropped at the entry point. One will walk on the red-coloured carpet, go around the room under the monitoring of the site staff, and will exit the premises. The whole thing takes less than 15 mins.

This is a multiple attraction you can cover museum, one pillar pagoda, presidential palace with a long walk, usually takes couple of hours.

It was closed when we visited as they have maintenance checks inside. It was really hot and humid when we went here. Be ready to pack light as there is a security check before you can come inside. It would be nice to also bring a fan or water.

One of the greatest leader of the world now rests here. It was a sheer experience and honor to visit Ho Chi Minh's mausoleum. Read so much about him. The nearby museum and Ho Chi Minh's stilt house are also must watch.

It is said to be the shrine of Hi Chi Minh. But the entry was closed when we visited. Check the timings for entry to the shrine. Other than that we have a few temples, shops and a big garden area. There was no entry fee.

I did not get to meet Mr. Ho Chi Minh, but I did get a taste of the sacred air. Tourists who come here, especially white people, should respect him and Vietnam. This is a sacred place, it is normal to dress well and cover your tattoos. I am Japanese and I respect him and his achievements. He saved Vietnam from the riffraff who have no respect for other cultures like you.

Beautiful place to visit during the day or at night as the space gets lit up well. There was a really quick security check when entering and not too busy. Very impressive to see the guards changing, although I'm not sure at what time they do it.

I was really surprised by how interesting this visit was. I was amazed by the state of the body and really impressed with how good of a condition it was in for being 54 years since his death. We went on the audio self guided walking tour of the palace and grounds and only wish we could have gone inside the space.