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<p>Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is a sacred place built to keep Ho Chi Minh&rsquo;s body remained after he passed away so that he can somehow find contentment in seeing Vietnam united. The place had millions of tourists as well as Vietnamese people from every part of the country visiting each year.</p>

<p>The building was inspired by Lenin&rsquo;s Mausoleum in Moscow. All the materials used for building the mausoleum were collected from many parts of the country, which expresses Vietnamese people&rsquo;s love for their dearest Father.</p>

<p>The area of the mausoleum has nearly 250 different species of plants and flowers, all from different regions of Vietnam.</p>

<p>It&nbsp; is open from&nbsp;7:30 AM - 10:30 AM&nbsp;</p>

Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum

<p>Tran Quoc Pagoda is known as the oldest Pagoda in Hanoi it&nbsp;was constructed in 541 and completed in 545 under the reign of King Ly Nam De.&nbsp;After 1615, the pagoda was moved to Kim Ngưu, inside Yen Phu dike, due to a landslide.</p>

<p>Pagoda is a good place for you to recharge your energy and get back peace of peace in your mind after the hustle and bustle of daily life.</p>

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<h2><b>What to explore at Tran Quoc Pagoda</b></h2>

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	<h3>The Front Hall</h3>
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	<h3>The Ancestor House&nbsp;</h3>
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	<h3>The&nbsp;Stele House</h3>
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	<h3>The Stupa Tower</h3>
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	<h3>50-year-old Botha Tree&nbsp;</h3>
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Tran Quoc Pagoda

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