The Monument of Determination (Tượng Đài Quyết Tử)

The Monument of Determination (Tượng Đài Quyết Tử —Monument to the Dead in English), sometimes called the Martyrs Monument, is located in the Vạn Xuân Flower Garden near Hoan Kiem Lake, in front of the Pen Tower.

The Monument commemorates the fierce resistance against French colonialists in 1946. 

Erected to honor the “Capital Regiment,” it symbolizes the spirit of sacrifice for the nation’s survival.

Historical Context

Tuong Dai Quyet Tu Monument commemorates the resistance that lasted over 60 days, embodying the spirit of Hanoi’s soldiers and people. 

It features a national soldier and a Hanoi girl in a fighting stance, representing unwavering courage and determination.

Enduring Significance

Even after 70 years, the Monument’s message remains relevant, symbolizing Hanoi’s resistance and the nation’s spirit in defending against foreign invaders.

A Message for Future Generations

The Monument serves as a reminder of the oath passed down from ancestors to protect the country. 

It stands as a symbol of the Vietnamese people’s strength and unity in the face of adversity.

Timeless Symbolism

Despite time, the Monument’s value and symbolism remain intact, leaving a lasting impression on visitors worldwide.

Explore Hanoi’s Historical Gems

Martyrs’ Monument is just one of Hanoi’s many historical treasures. 

As you explore the city, immerse yourself in its rich history and culture. 

Witness firsthand the resilience and determination that define the spirit of Vietnam. 

Experience Hanoi’s past and present, and be inspired by its unwavering spirit.