The Ho Chi Minh Complex is one of the most important historical and cultural landmarks in Vietnam. It serves as a memorial to President Ho Chi Minh – the founding father of independent Vietnam. We believe that one of the most exciting parts of this experience is being accompanied by professional local tour guides who are passionate about history and culture, and who will provide you with fascinating insights into Vietnam’s history that are difficult to find elsewhere.
This trip also gives you the opportunity to explore one of the most interesting places in Hanoi: B-52 Lake, a lake that still contains a piece of a U.S. B-52 bomber as a historical relic from the period when Hanoi was bombed.
The trip will end at Hoa Lo Prison, the most famous prison in Hanoi, known for its historical connections with the French colonial period and American pilots.
Note: The Mausoleum is closed in the morning. In the afternoon, you will visit the exterior of the Mausoleum and other sites.
The meeting point is at the gate outside Phê La Café, located at 19A Ngọc Hà Street, Hanoi. NOTE: Tours booked from February 14–22, 2026 during the Lunar New Year (Tet Holiday) are subject to a holiday surcharge of 10 euros (300.000 Dong) per guest, payable directly to the tour guide
The tour will end at the B52 Museum, which is located right on Đội Cấn Street. It’s very convenient to catch a ride or walk to other destinations in Hanoi from there.
The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is the most prominent site within the complex. Inaugurated in 1975, this imposing yet uniquely Vietnamese architectural structure houses the embalmed body of President Ho Chi Minh, allowing locals and visitors to pay their respects. NOTE: HO CHI MINH’S MAUSOLEUM IS ONLY OPEN TO ENTER IN THE MORNING. IN THE AFTERNOON, WE WILL VISIT THE EXTERIOR OF THE MAUSOLEUM ALONG WITH THE OTHER SITES.
The Presidential Palace was the workplace of President Ho Chi Minh from 1954 to 1969. Originally built in a French colonial architectural style, this building once served as the Governor-General’s Palace of Indochina.
Located within the Presidential Palace grounds, Ho Chi Minh’s Stilt House was his residence and workplace from 1958 to 1969. The house features a simple yet traditional Vietnamese architectural design, reflecting President Ho Chi Minh’s modest and humble lifestyle.
The One Pillar Pagoda is an iconic Buddhist temple with a distinctive architectural design. Built on a single stone pillar in the middle of a lotus pond, it symbolizes a blooming lotus flower. Originally constructed in 1049 during the Ly Dynasty, the pagoda holds deep historical and spiritual significance for the Vietnamese people.
The Ho Chi Minh Museum showcases thousands of artifacts, documents, and images depicting the life and revolutionary career of President Ho Chi Minh. More than just a tribute to his legacy, the museum also highlights key events in modern Vietnamese history.
The B-52 Victory Museum displays various artifacts related to the 12-day battle in December 1972, when the Vietnamese people and military successfully defended Hanoi against massive U.S. bombing raids. The museum features wreckage of downed B-52 bombers, anti-aircraft weapons, historical documents, and photographs showcasing the bravery of Vietnamese air defense forces.
Hoa Lo Prison: A dark prison used by the French to detain Vietnamese revolutionaries, later holding American pilots during the Vietnam War, famously nicknamed the "Hanoi Hilton Hotel" by U.S prisoners.
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