An All Inclusive Guide To Vietnam Military History Museum

• A little about Vietnam Military History Museum
• Highlights Of Vietnam Military History Museum
• Best Time To Visit Vietnam Military History Museum
• How To Reach Vietnam Military History Museum
• Where To Stay Near Vietnam Military History Museum

Every time we visit Vietnam Military History Museum, we go back with significant information about the roots of Vietnam. The illustrious museum came into existence on the 17th of July in the year 1956. From the seven nationally ranked museums in Vietnam, Military History Museum sits on the top spot. If we look closely, we’ll find several reasons that contribute to the fame of the museum.

A little about Vietnam Military History Museum

Vietnam Military History Museum covers an area of 12,800-meter square. It is situated in central Hanoi opposite Lenin Park. The world famous mausoleum, Ho Chi Minh, is in close proximity to Vietnam Military History Museum. So if you are planning to visit Vietnam History Museum in Hanoi, you might as well visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. One can find a lot of rare art pieces adorning the museum walls.

The displays mostly comprise of artifacts. You will not come across artillery there. We suggest you to read up a bit on the First and Second Indochina wars if you want to have a wholesome experience at the museum. The note cards available underneath the artifacts can be of much help in understanding the events portrayed by the museum. We bet that you’ll have the time of your life here.

Highlights Of Vietnam Military History Museum

It is a well known fact that while traveling overseas, one should have a command over English. If tour guides don’t fit your budget, you can go for the audio help kits available in the premises of Vietnam Military History Museum. Several murals of previous rulers adorn the walls of the museum. Several scenarios depicting the Vietnamese war are also on display.

Best Time To Visit Vietnam Military History Museum

The best time to visit Vietnam Military History Museum is the season of winter and autumn. Autumn in Vietnam Military History Museum lasts from late October to the time around Christmas. You should ideally visit Vietnam Military History Museum in the month of October because it is not so warm around that time. The museum is open all year round (except on the first Monday of every month and during lunch time on Sundays and Mondays). Check the Vietnam Military History Museum opening hours online to be on the safer side.

How To Reach Vietnam Military History Museum

Vietnam Military History Museum is easily accessible via road, train and airways. You can take a flight to get to the Central Market and then use a cab or taxi to reach the museum. Apart from that, you can use other modes of transport as well:

By Air: Vietnam Military History Museum is well connected by airports, namely Noi Bai International Airport in the Northern area of Vietnam, Danang International Airport in the Central area and Tan Son Nhat International Airport in the Southern area.

By Train: The rail connectivity is only via one route which goes from Nanning in China. At Hanoi, the Nanning express stops. Then from there it is very easy to reach the museum via a taxi.

By Road: The museum is well connected to Cambodia and Laos. Make a mental note that entering Hanoi via Cambodia is easier than through Laos.

Where To Stay Near Vietnam Military History Museum

You can enjoy a luxurious and comfortable stay near Vietnam Military History Museum at the Amiana Resort and Villas, Sheraton Nha Trang or the Intercontinental Nha Trang. Budget accommodation can be availed at nominal rates at the Hanoi Larosa Hotel, Hotel Lele and Frog or the Asean Hotel. You can choose to stay at any one of these accommodations depending on your budget.

Besides gazing at the beauty of Vietnam Military History Museum, there are plenty of things you can indulge yourselves in like enjoying a morning stroll around Hoan Kiem Lake or visiting the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. We suggest you to visit the museum during the month of October to escape the scorching heat of the summer. Visit Vietnam at the earliest and don’t forget to stop by this museum.

Đăng bởi: Phạm Thị Thanh Thoảng