From here, you look out on to Hanoi’s most opulent building, the beautiful, Beaux-Arts, Presidential Palace , constructed in 1906 for the Governor General of Indochina. It’s now used for official receptions and isn’t open to the public. Visitors may wander the grounds if you stick to the paths.
There is a combined entrance gate to the stilt house and Presidential Palace grounds on P Ong Ich Kiem inside the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Complex. When the main entrance is closed, enter from Ð Hung Vuong.
The whole complex has one route you should follow, and there's no benches till the very end, so take care in a hot day. And there's a lost of goldfish in the pool, which you can try feeding
Together with Ba Dinh plaza, Hochiminh mausoleum, One Pillar pagoda, Presidential palace, Hochiminh museum & Uncle Ho's stilt house. All belong in Hochiminh Complex.
Be sure to be w/ someone that knows who to pass all the blocks and understands the roads. walked several kilometers, people (government official) directing us to different sites and never got there.
Ho Chi Minh lived and died here during period 1946-1969,a pool nearby and have many gold fish
ホーチミンが晩年を過ごした自宅。2階建てで建物内を通路から見学することができます。部屋の中に入ることはできません。意外にとてもこじんまりとしていて質素な造りであり、ホーチミンの人柄を忍ばせます。
Simple life choosen by uncle Ho.
