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The Vietnam Military History Museum’s new campus, located on Thang Long Boulevard in Hanoi’s Nam Tu Liem District, has completed its first phase of construction, which began in 2019, with a substantial investment of VND2.5 trillion (approximately US$101 million). This state-of-the-art museum showcases an impressive collection of approximately 150,000 artifacts, including rare and nationally treasured items. The museum’s design is a striking tribute to Vietnam’s rich history, with a 45-meter-tall Victory Tower serving as a prominent centerpiece, commemorating the momentous occasion of Vietnam’s proclamation of independence by President Ho Chi Minh in 1945. As you step into the outdoor exhibition area, you’ll find a powerful display of weaponry and equipment. On the left, discover the tools of resistance and defense used by the resilient Vietnamese military and people during their struggles against French colonialists and American forces. On the right, examine the armaments employed by...

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 resilien...