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Follow the crowd on leaving Ho’s mausoleum and you enter the grounds of the Presidential Palace via the side gate. The palace was built in 1901 as the humble abode shutters and ornate wrought – iron gates of the Belle Époque – and these days is used to receive visiting heads of state. It’s closed to the public but you can admire as you walk through the palace gardens to Ho Chi Minh’s house. After Independence in 1954 President Ho Chi Minh built a modest dwelling for himself behind the palace, modeling it on an ethnic minority stilt house, a simple structure with open sides and split –bamboo screens. Ho and his Politburo used to gather in the ground – level meeting area, while his study and bedroom upstairs are said to be as e left them, sparsely furnished, unostentatious and very highly polished. Ho lived here for garden and fishpond; tradition has it that he died in the small hut next door.