Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is located in the suburban area of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It is a memorial and mausoleum dedicated to the revolutionary leader Ho Chi Minh. Completed in 1975, this mausoleum is designed as an underground structure for visitors to explore, showcasing the life and revolutionary achievements of Ho Chi Minh. The site features beautiful landscapes and a serene environment, allowing visitors to appreciate traditional Vietnamese culture and learn about Ho Chi Minh's life journey. Additionally, there are several other attractions around the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, such as the Ho Chi Minh Museum, the Father Pham Phu Lam Memorial Hall, and the Ethnic Culture Village, offering a deeper cultural experience for tourists.
Temple of Literature - Imperial Academy in Hanoi
The Temple of Literature in Hanoi, also known as 'Văn Miếu' (Vietnamese Confucius Temple), was built in 1070 and is one of the largest existing Confucian temples in Vietnam. It was originally the highest educational institution in Vietnam, the Imperial Academy, and also served as a shrine to Confucius and his disciples. The Temple of Literature in Hanoi features five main halls, four courtyards, and twenty-eight pavilions, with the main architectural style being classical Vietnamese wooden structures. The style is simple and elegant, with the entire building intricately carved and beautifully decorated. Today, the Temple of Literature in Hanoi has become an important tourist destination, attracting many domestic and international visitors. Additionally, the Vietnam National University has established a campus near the temple, making it a place that integrates history, culture, and education.
Train Street
'Train Street' is a unique road where many residents live with their homes right next to the train tracks. Every day, two trains pass through this road at a very slow speed, so slow that people can clearly see the gap between the train and the houses is only a few centimeters. This is a very unique sight. Riding a motorcycle on this Train Street, you can feel a mix of suppressed excitement and thrilling stimulation. When the train slowly passes by you, your mood will become extremely excited. However, it is important to note that to ensure your safety, you need to follow local traffic rules, wear a helmet, and always pay attention to your surroundings and driving route. Here, you can experience the fusion of Vietnam's historical culture and modern city life, and also get a glimpse of the local residents' lifestyle.
Hai Ba Trung Temple
It is one of the important representatives of Vietnamese Buddhist culture and architectural art. The temple was built in the 2nd century AD and has a long history, making it one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Vietnam. The architectural style is unique, with the temple built on a foundation of massive bluestone steps. Inside the temple, there are multiple buildings, with the main hall primarily made of wood, a roof of blue glazed tiles, and lavish interior decorations, including a Golden Buddha Hall and a Sutra Library, which are very spectacular. In the center of the temple, there is a sacred statue of 'Hai Ba Trung,' which is said to eliminate diseases and protect life. The temple has a strong Buddhist cultural atmosphere and unique architectural style, making it a part of Vietnam's cultural heritage.
Long Bien Bridge
Long Bien Bridge is a historic railway bridge in Hanoi, Vietnam, connecting the city center with the opposite bank of the Red River. It is one of the most iconic structures in Hanoi. Long Bien Bridge embodies history and culture, having been an important heritage of Vietnam's transportation industry and a symbol of the indomitable spirit of the Vietnamese people. Today, Long Bien Bridge has become a cultural and tourist attraction in Hanoi, widely popular among tourists and photographers. Especially at night, the stroll on the bridge and the twinkling lights on the Red River create a charming scene, allowing people to experience the tranquility and beauty of Vietnam's night.
