After a beautiful rainy day, visit the Royal Archaeological Museum🌂

#VietnamTravel The Hue Imperial Archaeological Museum, located at 3 Le Truc Street, a little away from the city center, is close to the Hue Imperial Relics. Atmosphere: The museum is located inside the Long An Palace, built in 1845. The Long An Palace is a beautiful building in the style of a traditional Vietnamese house, decorated with wooden columns and various sculptures and poems. Inside the museum, you can admire the Hue Imperial Artifacts and Household Items, and outside the museum, you can walk around the garden with a forest and a pond. It's really a fantastic view. 😍 Facilities: The museum covers an area of ​​6,330m2 and consists of the main exhibition building, the Long An Palace, and an outdoor exhibition space. The Long An Palace covers an area of ​​1,185m2 and exhibits 16 collections and over 300 relics. The relics are made of various materials such as gold, porcelain, bronze, medical instruments, and clothing, reflecting the life and culture of the Hue Imperial Family. It's so cool and interesting. 🤩 Events happening this month: The museum does not have any special events this month. However, it is open regularly every day from 9am to 5pm, and the admission fee is VND 150,000 for adults and VND 30,000 for children. The museum was later designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the Imperial Relics, so don't miss it! 🙏 Recommended photo zones in the venue: Photography is not allowed inside the museum. I recommend taking pictures with the front of the Long An Palace and the garden outside the museum.