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The Ho Chi Minh Quarter contains some of city’s most historic and culturally fascinating sights, which give a great overview of not just Hanoi’s recent past but further back in time as well. Centred around the imposing façade of Ho Chi Minh’s mausoleum, there is no better place to learn about the life and beliefs of the man still much revered in modern Vietnam, affectionately known as ‘Uncle Ho’.

You can also catch a glimpse of a Vietnam of days-gone-by amongst the tranquil courtyards and gardens of the Temple of Literature, one of the country’s best preserved temples.

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