After walking around Ho Chi Minh
Mausoleum, we headed off to get our cameras. One can simply breathe
into the photogenic sights all over the compound.
I was also very excited to pay tribute
to an architectural landmark called One Pillar Pagoda. At first, I thought
it was just another overhyped touristic area where goods are
alternatively sold. I wasn't prepared that locals flock to the place
to actually pray there!
Despite the throngs of tourists, the
place is well-maintained and the place kept to its solemn atmosphere.
Also, the guidebooks were correct in saying that it truly is an
architectural landmark.
And by the way, I only spent around 15,000 dong for entry and some drinks.
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