Each picture, document, map and artifact displayed at the house is valuable in terms of historical and legal value proving Vietnam’s sovereignty over the Paracel and Spratly archipelagos. It also has sacred treasures strengthening the pride and the will towards the preservation and protection of the homeland’s islands of over 100 million Vietnamese people living inside and outside the country.
The Hoang Sa Exhibition House in Da Nang.
Visitors are proud to visit the Hoang Sa Exhibition House.
The Paracel sovereignty milestone is recreated solemnly right in the center of the Hoang Sa Exhibition House.
The house features displays of valuable exhibits which re-affirm Vietnam’s legitimate sovereignty over the Hoang Sa (Paracel) archipelago.
Tourists visit the model of a sail boat to the Paracel islands used by Vietnamese people in the 17th century.
The copy of Nguyen Dynasty’s “Chau ban”, a type of administrative documents of high legal value, clearly prescribed the process of performing national sovereignty over Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos.
Templates of different species catched in Hoang Sa.
Template of a fish in the seas surrounding Spratly.
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The exhibition house Started construction in December 2015 and was inaugurated in March 2018. Facing the East Sea, the facade of the building is decorated with a pattern presenting the image of a red flag with yellow star under a reflective effect of sunlight. This implies that the country is always looking toward the Paracel and the Spratly archipelagos.
 A map of Quang Ngai province in “Thien ha ban do” (Maps of the world), compiled in the Le dynasty (18th century), is displayed at the Hoang Sa Exhibition House. |
