Constructed on September 2, 1973, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is a famous tourist destination that you cannot miss when visiting Hanoi. For a smooth trip to the Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum, please refer to the following experiences first.
Experience to visit Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum for visitors from far away
Where is Uncle Ho’s mausoleum?
Uncle Ho’s mausoleum is located at: 2 Hung Vuong Street, Dien Ban Ward, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi City.
Contact information for the management of Uncle Ho’s mausoleum:
For domestic and foreign friends who want to know specific information about the opening schedule, the schedule to visit the Uncle Ho’s mausoleum, you can contact the following:
- The Organizing Committee visited President Ho Chi Minh
– Address: No. 17, Ngoc Ha ward, Ba Dinh district, Hanoi city.
– Phone: 024 38455128
2. Reception Board, Management Board Office of Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
– Address: No. 1, Ong Ich Khiem ward, Ba Dinh district, Hanoi city
– Phone: 024 38455168 – 024 37345484
You can visit the Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum by private vehicle
Transportation to Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum
– For those who want to visit Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum by private vehicle, you can choose many routes to move. However, it should be noted that there are 2 parking spots around the mausoleum: Ong Ich Khiem Street is located opposite the Tomb Command or No. 19 Ngoc Ha Street at the entrance to Ho Chi Minh Museum.
– For those traveling by bus, you will not need to wonder about the route and wonder where Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum is. Currently, some bus routes have stops near Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum: 9, route 18, route 22, 33, route 45, route 50.
Photo: Tuan Dao
What days is Uncle Ho’s mausoleum open?
Uncle Ho’s mausoleum welcomes millions of tourists
– Opening days
Every year, the Uncle Ho’s mausoleum welcomes millions of tourists, agencies and organizations from all over the world to visit. To meet that demand, at present, Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum is open in the mornings of the week except Monday and Friday for people to visit Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum .
– Open time
In the summer season (from April 1 to October 31)
+ For normal days, the mausoleum is open from 7:30 to 10:30.
+ For Try Seven, Sundays and public holidays, the mausoleum is open from 7:30 am to 11am.
In winter (from November 1 to March 31 of the following year)
+ For normal days, the mausoleum is open from 8am to 11am.
+ For Try Seven, Sundays and public holidays, the mausoleum is open from 8am to 11:30.
Vietnamese people will not lose tickets to visit Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum
Admission fee
– Vietnamese people are free to visit Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum
– Foreign visitors will lose 25,000 VND tickets to Ho Chi Minh museum and 25,000 VND to visit Uncle Ho’s stilt house.
Vietnamese guests are free to visit Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum. Photo: @haii_long_
Itinerary to visit
The journey to visit Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum will start at the entrance to the Ho Chi Minh Museum (No. 17A, Ngoc Ha Street); walk here from the parking lot and it will not take much time because the distance is relatively short.
At the entrance, the staff will guide you through the queue and delivery before entering the mausoleum. You will pass through a security gate, so metal objects and any other video or camera equipment worn with you will be kept.
Uncle lake floor
Following the group of people, you will reach Ba Dinh Square. Here, the security team will guide each group to visit the mausoleum. If you go on a holiday, you will have to wait a bit.
The itinerary for visiting Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum is often tourists go from Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum to the Stilt House, then continue to move through the Uncle Ho fish pond, visit the Ho Chi Minh Museum, One Pillar Pagoda will be the last place.
– Participate in the flag-raising ceremony – lowering the flag at Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum
The special thing in front of Uncle Ho’s mausoleum is that every morning and evening there is the flag-raising ceremony and the flag-raising ceremony at Ba Dinh Square.
Chess ceremony
The chess ceremony is a national ceremony performed at 6 a.m. every day in front of President Ho Chi Minh’s mausoleum in Hanoi. The chess team departed from the back of President Ho Chi Minh’s mausoleum, leading the chess team to be the decisive victory. After that, there was an army of 34 soldiers, representing the first 34 soldiers of the Vietnamese liberation propaganda team. The delegation went around to the front according to the music of the song “Progress under the military” to reach the foot of the flagpole.
The three soldiers of the red squad will advance to the flagpole to prepare the flagpoles, at which time the Chairman’s mausoleum begins to open. When the signal is given that the flag is raised and raised in the national anthem, the flag is pulled up at the top of the flagpole. After the flag-raising ceremony, the army of soldiers went around in front of Uncle Ho’s mausoleum and finished the ceremony.
Lowering of the flag ceremony
The flag-raising ceremony takes place at 21:00 every day, with a ceremony similar to the flag-raising ceremony. The flag raising ceremony was carried out in the most solemn and sacred way by soldiers to keep the image of the national flag.
Note:
– The floor in the mausoleum is quite slippery so be careful to fall.
– Out of the mausoleum, you will receive back the item you originally sent; At this point you can take a picture.
– Leaving the floor on stilts is a beverage bar and selling souvenirs; There are also public toilets here and you must maintain the general hygiene, not littering the floor, soil and gardens.
Uncle Ho’s fish pond
Notes when visiting Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum
– Skin
Because this is a political and dignified place, visitors when visiting Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum should pay attention to the costumes. Do not wear offensive, revealing clothing, pants or short skirts. Dressing politely and neatly is a way of showing respect to the great Uncle Ho.
– Attitude
According to the experience of visiting Uncle Ho’s mausoleum , when entering the mausoleum you need to go lightly, speak quietly, line up in the right way to visit. Avoid talking loudly, pushing, or jostling because this will affect the order as well as the dignified atmosphere in the mausoleum. Before entering the mausoleum, you must take your hat off your head, do not put your hands in your pocket or pants, show a standard attitude.
– Items are brought and used
Visitors are not allowed to take photos or videos when going inside
Due to a number of reasons to ensure the safety of Uncle Ho’s mausoleum and corpse, visitors are not allowed to film or take photos when entering and going inside. Cell phones to carry with people need to mute and not make noise. In particular, to ensure the general hygiene and temperature of the shrine, when visiting, you are not allowed to bring food or drinks.
– Age to visit Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum
According to the regulations of Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, children under 3 years old are not allowed to visit.
According to the regulations of Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, children under 3 years old are not allowed to visit
Although the queue of people waiting to enter the mausoleum is always long but moves quite quickly, mainly because visitors are only allowed to pass by and watch Uncle Ho in the glass coffin without stopping inside the mausoleum. Guests are also not allowed to chat, take photos, bring bags, meals or keep their ears in their bags while entering the mausoleum. Police soldiers are on duty to make sure everyone follows these principles as the highest respect for Uncle.
Pay attention to all of the above for a memorable tour
After entering the mausoleum, visit the museum to learn more about Uncle Ho’s revolutionary life and career or visit the small, simple house to learn more about Uncle Ho’s simple life, instead of living in the old French government. right next to it. All are located on the grounds of the mausoleum, with lawns and flowers carefully manicured all year round. If possible, return to Hanoi to visit Uncle Ho’s Mausoleum at night and watch the flag-raising ceremony take place at 9pm every day and go to the entertainment venues in Hanoi on the Lunar New Year 2021 . Please!