A day visit to the Vietnam Military History Museum

From November 1, 2024, the Vietnam Military History Museum will officially open to visitors and offer free admission until the end of December 2024.

According to the Government Electronic Newspaper, the Vietnam Military History Museum was newly built by the Ministry of National Defense in Tay Mo and Dai Mo wards, Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi city since 2019, on an area of ​​386,600m². Photo: Tuyen Parafu

The new museum was built with a modern, multi-functional design. The museum's architecture is not simply a building displaying war history... Photo: Tuyen Parafu

… but also creates a common space for visitors to interact and learn about the struggle for national independence. Photo: Tuyen Parafu

The museum uses many new display methods, combining 3D mapping technology, information lookup screens, automatic explanations and QR codes to provide information about artifacts, images, etc. Photo: Tuyen Parafu

… along with more than 60 video clips introducing campaigns, battles and historical figures, giving visitors a completely new experience. Photo: Tuyen Parafu

The museum area stands out with its front yard and the 45m high Victory Tower, along with a museum block consisting of 4 floors above ground and 1 ground floor, with a construction area of ​​23,198m². Photo: Tuyen Parafu

The exhibition space inside the museum on the first floor is divided into six themes, including The beginning of the nation's founding and defense; Protecting independence from 939 to 1858; Fighting against French colonialism and gaining national independence from 1858 to 1945; The resistance against French colonialism, 1945 - 1954; The resistance against the US from 1954 to 1975 and Building and defending the country from 1976 to the present day. Photo: Tuyên Parafu

According to VNA, the Vietnam Military History Museum is one of six national museums and is the leading museum in the system of museums in the Army. Photo: Tuyen Parafu

The museum is currently displaying and preserving tens of thousands of artifacts, including four National Treasures: MiG-21 aircraft numbered 4324, MiG-21 aircraft numbered 5121, the Ho Chi Minh Campaign Determination Map and T-54B tank numbered 843. Photo: Tuyen Parafu

Visitors to the museum on the first days of opening. Photo: Tuyên Parafu

If you have not had the opportunity to visit Hanoi and visit the Vietnam Military History Museum in person, you can also visit online via the Yoolife website. Photo: Tuyen Parafu

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