Ho Chí Minh's legacy inspires tourists to walk his path on sandals made from old tyres


Ho Chi Minh's sandals displayed at the Ho Chí Minh Museum. - File photo

HANOI: President Ho Chí Minh, a cultural icon of Vietnam and a revered figure worldwide, is remembered for his simple lifestyle and powerful legacy.

In 1947, he received a pair of sandals made from the rubber tyre of a French car - a humble yet symbolic gift. He wore them for 20 years and they became an enduring symbol of his lifelong revolutionary journey.

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