The Vietnam Military History Museum is offering free admission from now until the end of 2024, as shared by Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Thi Lan Huong, who leads the museum’s public relations and education department. This is fantastic news for those eager to explore Vietnam’s rich military history and admire the vast collection of artifacts and equipment.
With over 150,000 exhibits, including four designated national treasures, the museum provides a comprehensive insight into Vietnam’s military past. The national treasures comprise two MIG-21 aircraft, a T54B tank, and a historically significant map. These treasures are undoubtedly the stars of the show, attracting visitors from all over the world.
Beyond the national treasures, the museum also showcases a diverse range of aircraft, tanks, weapons, and artifacts. Each exhibit tells a story of Vietnam’s military might, technological advancements, and pivotal moments in its history. The collection is a testament to the country’s resilience and proud heritage.
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| The left side of the new Vietnam Military History Museum in Hanoi presents an impressive display of weapons utilized by the Vietnamese military. This includes 85mm artillery, 57mm anti-aircraft guns, tanks, and aircraft, as captured in this photo by Nam Tran for Tuoi Tre. |
Previously located on Dien Bien Phu Street in Hanoi’s Ba Dinh District, the museum has now found a new home. Its recent relocation to a spacious 38.6-hectare property in Nam Tu Liem District’s Tay Mo and Dai Mo Wards offers a more expansive and immersive experience for visitors.
With two vast squares, each spanning over 20,000 square meters, the museum provides an open and engaging environment for guests to explore. Here, they can discover historic aircraft, tanks, weaponry, and war relics, each with their own unique story to tell.
The exhibition areas are thoughtfully curated, focusing on six themes central to the nation’s establishment, protection, and development. This thematic approach allows visitors to gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam’s history and the pivotal role played by its military.
Additionally, the museum incorporates modern technologies, such as 3D mapping and 3D films, to enhance the visitor experience. Automated narration software further enriches the journey, providing detailed accounts of Vietnam’s heroic wartime victories.
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| The right side of the museum showcases an array of weapons and military equipment used in Vietnam’s battles against colonial powers. This photo, taken by Nam Tran for Tuoi Tre, offers a glimpse into the museum’s extensive collection. |
The opening of this new museum holds significant meaning as it coincides with several important anniversaries: the 80th founding anniversary of the Vietnam People’s Army, the 35th anniversary of the All-People’s National Defense Day, and the 80th anniversary of the General Department of Political Affairs.
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| A MIG-21 aircraft, one of the national treasures, is proudly displayed at the new Vietnam Military History Museum. This photo, captured by Nam Tran for Tuoi Tre, showcases the aircraft’s sleek design and powerful presence. |
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