Again, the history and age of this place is what makes it special, as well as being quite unique in its own right. Close to the exit once you follow the path from the mausoleum and stilt house. Beautiful area to just be from the chaos of the city.

the pagoda is cool to see, I didn't bother to go up the steps due to the heat and the line. in the vicinity is another temple which is very ornate and great for some pix. don't miss these since it's right in the area with the mausoleum.

In the same area as the mausoleum and worth a visit if you are there. It is very small and my husband called it the pagoda on a stick. Had a squirrel in a tree that my son was more interested to watch. It is cute and has a line of people waiting to go up the stairs to pray. Had to go through the security and they take lighters and cigarettes off you and they had a huge pile on the counter. My husband went back in to get his when we were leaving and they just smiled.

They tell us this is one of Vietnam’s most iconic Buddhist temples. The structure is built of wood atop a single, four-foot-wide stone pillar and designed to resemble a lotus flower. The temple’s origins date back to the year 1049. This is located close to the Mausoleum of Ho Che Min.

With in the ho chi min museum square is this quaint little temple. It's so beautiful and requires legs to be covered till knees and for women no sleeveless. The pagoda is beautiful ly designed and a must visit