Vietnam War Relics Museum

#November Destinations 2025 I. Museum Overview The Vietnam War Remnants Museum, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, is an important site for understanding the history of the Vietnam War. The museum aims to preserve and display historical evidence from the Vietnam War, reminding future generations to cherish peace. It displays numerous war photographs, documents, records of civilian and soldier life, as well as models of weapons, military equipment, and destroyed buildings, allowing visitors to confront the cruelty of war and the reality of history. II. Exhibition Area Introduction 1. Indoor Exhibition Area: Primarily uses photographs and text descriptions to showcase the hardships faced by the Vietnamese people during the war, their resistance process, and the impact of the war. Particularly noteworthy are the photographs of the US bombing of Vietnam and the long-term harm inflicted on civilians by Agent Orange chemical weapons. 2. Outdoor Exhibition Area: Features real tanks, armored vehicles, helicopters, aircraft, and other military equipment. These large exhibits visually represent the scale of the war. III. Visiting Suggestions 1. Time Allocation: A visit of 1.5–2 hours is recommended. If you wish to thoroughly explore each panel and exhibit, 2–3 hours may be necessary. 2. Best time to visit: Morning or afternoon, when it's less crowded and the visit is more comfortable. 3. Dress code suggestion: Dress appropriately, as the museum has a historical atmosphere. 4. Photography notice: Photography is prohibited in some exhibition areas; please follow the museum's rules. There are no restrictions on photographing outdoor tanks or architectural models.