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LatestEdition of Uncle Ho's Mausoleum - A sacred place where children from all over the world always want to visit!

Uncle Ho's Mausoleum - A sacred place where children from all over the world always want to visit!

Uncle Ho, the great president of our nation, a world cultural celebrity. His whole life is a shining example for us to follow. Uncle passed away, but his soul, thoughts, personality, and way of life remained forever. In memory of Uncle Ho, remembering his merits, the Vietnamese state and people built the mausoleum of President Ho Chi Minh as a mark for that great man.

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is located in Ba Dinh district, Hanoi capital. Uncle Ho's mausoleum was built on September 2, 1973, which is also the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. This is also a place that leaves many imprints associated with historical events. Here took place many important events associated with Uncle Ho's work and also where Uncle read the Declaration of Independence giving birth to the Republic. Uncle Ho's mausoleum was built over 2 years, was inaugurated on August 29, 1975. Uncle Ho's Mausoleum - A sacred place where children from all over the world always want to visit.

Uncle Ho's mausoleum has a height of 21.6 meters and a width of 41.2, composed of three layers. The bottom layer is the three-step terrace, the middle layer is the central part of the mausoleum, where Uncle Ho slept, where his body was kept. The top layer is a triangular roof. The surrounding is delicately carved, sharp sculpture and decorated with marble. The top of the mausoleum is engraved in Braille with the words "President Ho Chi Minh". The reception area is decorated with precious stones, engraved with bold red words "Nothing is more precious than Independence and Freedom" and accompanied by Uncle Ho's gold-plated signature. The two sides of the main door are planted with blooming yellow flowers that adorn Uncle Ho's mausoleum.

A special feature is that around Uncle Ho's mausoleum are planted many kinds of trees. The most special is the 79 thousand-year-old tree, which represents the main meaning of Uncle Ho's 79-year life. On the south and north sides are bamboo groves, a tree symbolizing the intense vitality and spirit, will, and character of the Vietnamese people. We still remember the verses in the poem "Visiting Uncle Ho's mausoleum" written by Vien Phuong about the image of bamboo rows around Uncle Ho's mausoleum extremely meaningful and moving:

"I am in the South to visit Uncle Ho's mausoleum

Seen in the mist of bamboo rows

Oh Vietnamese green and green bamboo

Thunderstorms are still in line..."

Therefore, Uncle Ho's mausoleum all adheres to strict regulations and rules when entering the mausoleum such as people have to queue, go in order, send belongings and especially not use the means of filming or taking pictures. photo when entering the mausoleum while visiting his remains. It is these rules that have created the dignity of this place. All visitors are also happy to comply with this rule and regulation because everyone wants to enter the Mausoleum to visit the eminent president of Vietnam. Uncle Ho's Mausoleum - A sacred place where children from all over the world always want to visit.

Uncle Ho's mausoleum is a place to keep beautiful memories of him. Each person entering the mausoleum is filled with indescribable emotions, recollection, pity, and nostalgia. That is also the mood of poet Vien Phuong when visiting Uncle Ho's mausoleum so that when he leaves, the poet is sad and can't leave:

"...Uncle lay in a peaceful sleep

In the middle of a gentle bright moon

Still know the blue sky is forever

But why listen to the throbbing in my heart

Coming back to the South, I'm in tears

Want to make a bird sing around Uncle Ho's mausoleum?

Where do you want to be a fragrant flower?

Want to make this place bamboo tastes".

1. Specific schedule to visit the Mausoleum:

a) Opening hours of Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in summer (from early April to October):

- On every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: Uncle Ho's mausoleum will be open at 7:30 am until 10:30 am, not open in the afternoon and evening.

- On Saturday, Sunday: Uncle Ho's mausoleum will open at 7:30 am and close 30 minutes later than usual and also not open in the afternoon and evening.

b) Opening schedule of Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in winter (from November to March):

- On Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays: Uncle Ho's Mausoleum will be open from 8 am to 11 pm every day, not open in the afternoon and evening.

- On Saturdays and Sundays: Uncle Ho's mausoleum opens at 8am to 11:30am, closes 30 minutes later than weekdays and also does not open in the afternoon and evening.

- On Mondays and Fridays, Uncle Ho's mausoleum will be closed for maintenance of facilities. However, if that date coincides with the holidays of May 19, September 2 and the first day of the Lunar New Year, Uncle Ho's Mausoleum is still open to welcome visitors.

3. Mausoleum Management Board website: https://www.bqllang.gov.vn/

4. Contact address:

a) Organizing Committee of the ceremony to visit President Ho Chi Minh, No. 17 Ngoc Ha, Ba Dinh, Hanoi.

- Phone: 024 38455128

- Welcoming Board, Office of the Management Board of Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, No. 1 Ong Ich Khiem, Ba Dinh, Hanoi.

- Phone: 024 38455168 - 024 37345484

b) Relics of President Ho Chi Minh at Da Chong, Ba Vi, Hanoi.

- Phone: 069 591930 - 024 38455168 - 024 37345484

5. If you follow the group, you should contact the Mausoleum Management Board to update the latest information.

Around this area, there are also Ho Chi Minh Museum, One Pillar Pagoda, Presidential Palace, Uncle Ho's Stilt House, Uncle Ho's Fish Pond, etc.