Ho Chi Minh Museum

Very informative and interesting. Felt some parts could have had more description. Ho Chi Minh exhibition was the best part! Also was interesting to see more about the war. Very very quiet when we went early afternoon.

I read 30,000 VND though we ended up paying 60,000 VND per person. The ticket prices have gone up. It's still a part of a very much running regiment that has converted a few segments into a museum divided in 4 parts. Full of history - good collection of weapons but modern artillery as well as primitive handmade ones. Just one feedback - the fans barely worked, no air conditioning, it gets really hot & humid. We weren't able to complete the visit due to the same. It was practically empty in July 2024 with no visitors but us.

If you are in Da Nang and interested in knowing Vietnamese history then this is a must-visit place where an entry ticket is 60k VND. The museum is three stories and it requires at least two to three hours to explore it completely and peacefully. Inside the premises, you can see many planes, machinery etc used during wartime. Inside the main building, it was kind of confusing to locate the way as there were no arrow marks but none of the staff was there inside the museum. There are many interesting facts I got to know but the sad part was the description was written everywhere mostly in Vietnamese and very few in English so it was difficult to co-relate.

Took my kids for a history lesson today. I’m also a history buff especially when it came to the Vietnam war. I was more excited than the kids. We biked there with no issues. The staff was friendly and told us where to park my bike. Admission was affordable. My youngest didn’t have to pay, yay! The tanks and planes outside was awesome. A lot of “war” time artifacts and exhibits which my oldest son digger. Also learned quite a bit about the history of Vietnam. Got to see a replica of Ho chi Ming’s last home. The garden and pond was serene and well kept. The newer building was a nice upgrade for the main museum was quite old. All in all a worth it experience for the family. I would recommend visiting, can easily spend half 3 hours here.

60K entrance fee. Includes the main museum with 3 floors. War vehicles are located outdoors. HCM history in another building with 1 floor. And HCM house. No aircon. There are only fans where some are not even on, so it was hot. The interactive buttons are not working. Some do not have english translation. Went through everything, and some parts still didn't really get the history. All text and items, no videos, interactivity, so it was kinda boring.

I felt like there was lacking more of a background story, since it jumps straight into photos of exact events. Many artefacts from the war and very cool maps and war mock-ups. Building is old and dusty, but still standing. Coming from another ex-communist country i could definitley see the old communist touch in the designs.

Npt much tourist know this. But insteresting to visit. To know war in Vn . 60k/ ticket

The Ho Chi Minh museum is an excellent destination for anyone interested in learning more about the history and culture of Vietnam. The museum is well-maintained and organized, with a vast collection of artifacts and exhibits that provide an in-depth look at the life of Ho Chi Minh and the events that shaped the country. One of the things I appreciated most about the museum was the way it presented information. The exhibits were informative but not overwhelming, and the use of multimedia and interactive displays helped to keep me engaged and interested throughout my visit. Additionally, the staff was knowledgeable and friendly, making the experience even more enjoyable. Overall, I highly recommend the Ho Chi Minh museum to anyone visiting Vietnam. It's a must-see attraction that provides a fascinating glimpse into the country's rich history and culture. I give this museum five stars for its excellent exhibits, informative displays, and friendly staff.

Very informative and interesting. Felt some parts could have had more description. Ho Chi Minh exhibition was the best part! Also was interesting to see more about the war. Very very quiet when we went early afternoon.

I read 30,000 VND though we ended up paying 60,000 VND per person. The ticket prices have gone up. It's still a part of a very much running regiment that has converted a few segments into a museum divided in 4 parts. Full of history - good collection of weapons but modern artillery as well as primitive handmade ones. Just one feedback - the fans barely worked, no air conditioning, it gets really hot & humid. We weren't able to complete the visit due to the same. It was practically empty in July 2024 with no visitors but us.

If you are in Da Nang and interested in knowing Vietnamese history then this is a must-visit place where an entry ticket is 60k VND. The museum is three stories and it requires at least two to three hours to explore it completely and peacefully. Inside the premises, you can see many planes, machinery etc used during wartime. Inside the main building, it was kind of confusing to locate the way as there were no arrow marks but none of the staff was there inside the museum. There are many interesting facts I got to know but the sad part was the description was written everywhere mostly in Vietnamese and very few in English so it was difficult to co-relate.

Took my kids for a history lesson today. I’m also a history buff especially when it came to the Vietnam war. I was more excited than the kids. We biked there with no issues. The staff was friendly and told us where to park my bike. Admission was affordable. My youngest didn’t have to pay, yay! The tanks and planes outside was awesome. A lot of “war” time artifacts and exhibits which my oldest son digger. Also learned quite a bit about the history of Vietnam. Got to see a replica of Ho chi Ming’s last home. The garden and pond was serene and well kept. The newer building was a nice upgrade for the main museum was quite old. All in all a worth it experience for the family. I would recommend visiting, can easily spend half 3 hours here.

60K entrance fee. Includes the main museum with 3 floors. War vehicles are located outdoors. HCM history in another building with 1 floor. And HCM house. No aircon. There are only fans where some are not even on, so it was hot. The interactive buttons are not working. Some do not have english translation. Went through everything, and some parts still didn't really get the history. All text and items, no videos, interactivity, so it was kinda boring.

I felt like there was lacking more of a background story, since it jumps straight into photos of exact events. Many artefacts from the war and very cool maps and war mock-ups. Building is old and dusty, but still standing. Coming from another ex-communist country i could definitley see the old communist touch in the designs.

Npt much tourist know this. But insteresting to visit. To know war in Vn . 60k/ ticket

The Ho Chi Minh museum is an excellent destination for anyone interested in learning more about the history and culture of Vietnam. The museum is well-maintained and organized, with a vast collection of artifacts and exhibits that provide an in-depth look at the life of Ho Chi Minh and the events that shaped the country. One of the things I appreciated most about the museum was the way it presented information. The exhibits were informative but not overwhelming, and the use of multimedia and interactive displays helped to keep me engaged and interested throughout my visit. Additionally, the staff was knowledgeable and friendly, making the experience even more enjoyable. Overall, I highly recommend the Ho Chi Minh museum to anyone visiting Vietnam. It's a must-see attraction that provides a fascinating glimpse into the country's rich history and culture. I give this museum five stars for its excellent exhibits, informative displays, and friendly staff.