Hanoi: In the joyful atmosphere welcoming the Year of the Horse, on the evening of February 16, State President Luong Cuong offered incense to pay tribute to President Ho Chi Minh at House 67 in the relic site dedicated to the late leader within the Presidential Palace grounds, and at the headquarters of the Presidential Office at Bac Bo Phu (Tonkin Palace).

According to Vietnam News Agency, the incense offering was part of the traditional activities to honor the legacy of President Ho Chi Minh, a revered figure in the nation's history. The event took place on the last day of the lunar year 2025, marking a significant moment of reflection and respect for the contributions of the late president.

House 67, within the Presidential Palace grounds, holds great historical importance as it was a place where President Ho Chi Minh made many important decisions for the country. The annual tribute is a poignant reminder of his enduring influence on Vietnam's path and the values he championed.

The ceremony at Bac Bo Phu, also known as Tonkin Palace, further underscored the significance of the tribute, as it is a key location associated with the administrative functions of the presidency. The act of offering incense is deeply symbolic in Vietnamese culture, representing respect and remembrance for those who have passed.