At 12 noon on November 10, despite the extremely hot weather in Hanoi, thousands of people from all over still flocked to visit the Vietnam Military History Museum located at km6+500 Thang Long Avenue (Tay Mo Ward, Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi).
Due to the large number of tourists, the motorbike ticketing area is always overloaded and congested.
According to Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Thi Lan Huong, Head of the Propaganda and Education Department of the Vietnam Military History Museum, the museum was overloaded this morning. By 11am, about 25,000-30,000 visitors had flocked to the museum.
At 2:00 p.m., a line of people stretched nearly 1km to visit the Vietnam Military History Museum.
According to Dan Tri reporter, from 1:00 p.m., the main entrance leading to the visiting space on the first floor of the museum is always packed with people.
The Vietnam Military History Museum recommends that people visiting the museum should choose the right time so that the museum can welcome and serve them attentively.
The Vietnam Military History Museum consists of 4 floors above ground and 1 basement but is not 100% complete. Currently, the management board has only opened the first floor for visitors from 8am to 11am in the morning and from 1pm to 4:30pm in the afternoon on weekdays.
Many applications of technology and lighting are used in displaying artifacts at the museum. In particular, the area displaying the Co Loa citadel model always attracts a large number of visitors.
At 8:00 a.m. on November 10, Mr. Bui Van Tinh and 4 family members departed from Pho Yen (Thai Nguyen) to Hanoi to visit the Vietnam Military History Museum. After about 1 hour of traveling, Mr. Tinh's family arrived at the intersection of Tran Duy Hung - Thang Long Avenue. However, it took Mr. Tinh more than 2 hours to get from this intersection to the museum.
“At 9am, the area at the beginning of Thang Long Avenue was congested for about 3km, making it extremely difficult to move around. I didn’t think so many people would come to the museum today,” Tinh shared. When visiting the museum, Tinh’s two sons and nephew were very excited to see the historical artifacts.
On the morning of November 10, Ly Dieu Thuong (19 years old, student of Thai Nguyen University of Science) and other students of the school visited the Vietnam Military History Museum. After more than an hour of traffic jam on Thang Long Avenue, Thuong's group arrived at the museum.
“When I entered the museum, visited and learned about historical values, I felt extremely proud of the glorious feats of our ancestors,” Dieu Thuong shared.
The sidewalks along the roads around the museum are packed with motorbikes.
The museum's parking lot with a capacity of more than 1,000 cars was full, with cars lining up on Thang Long Avenue.
The Vietnam Military History Museum was built by the Ministry of National Defense in 2019 on an area of 386,600m2, featuring a 45m high Victory Tower in the front yard. The main building has 4 floors above ground and one ground floor. The total investment is about 2,500 billion VND. The museum preserves more than 150,000 artifacts, including 4 national treasures and many military equipment.
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