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1 Nguyen Tat Thanh Street
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam -
+84 8 829 9749
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Neighborhood :
District 4
- Mon to Sun from 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM
It was from this old customs house, known as the “dragon house,” in 1911 that Ho Chi Minh set sail for 30 years in exile. Now a museum, the eclectic collection features many of the leader's possessions including the Uncle's sandals and his beloved Zenith radio (ironically made in the United States). Most of the signs are in Vietnamese. The museum can be reached by taking a ferry across the Saigon River from the pier at the end of Ham Nghi Avenue or using the bridge on Nguyen Tat Thanh Street.
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Respects to Uncle Ho
You have to visit, if only for the experience of the Museum and mausoleum. We took a tour of the city and tickets were included in the price. ...
So beautiful!
it's a beautiful place that i've ever been. I hope that i will have many chances to visit there again! It's maybe quite simple, but now that it...
Nothing Much
I went there out of curiosity. Upon entering ther museum guess what? I'm the only visitor inside. The display there is rather ok but the inform...
SAI GON VIETNAM
(Khu Luu Niem Bac Ho). A mix of Vietnamese and French styles, this structure, nicknamed the Dragon House (Nha Rong) for its architectural desig...
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