Vietnam Military History Museum

The Vietnam Military History Museum is the attraction on the itinerary. I don't know if it is a Vietnamese requirement, but it is indeed worth punching in. After all, it is a country that once made the US military retreat, which is worthy of respect.

The Vietnam Military History Museum is located in the center of Hanoi, next to the Hanoi flag platform. The museum is divided into indoor and outdoor areas, collecting and displaying tens of thousands of military cultural relics and pictures, especially thousands of precious objects during the War of Resistance Against France and Vietnam. The most attractive of them are several exhibits such as 105 mm large scale, which is one of the two large scales of the Battle of Dien Bianfu in 1954. And the bicycles used in the campaign. The Military History Museum displays a large number of military weapons actually involved in the fierce war and military remnants of the war, which is impressive. Especially military fans interested in the history of the Vietnam War.

The Vietnam Military History Museum is also a very chic location here, the whole museum is quite simple design style, this place is also a place to enjoy very good military equipment.

The Vietnam Military History Museum in Hanoi is not very large, and there are not many exhibits. There are only a small number of aircraft, tanks and other heavy weapons. There are fewer conventional weapons, and there is no current Vietnamese military strength. The famous events and campaigns in Vietnam's military history have not been mentioned. From the communist friendship of comrades and brothers to the war of the enemy, the illness in my heart has not recovered. The staff of the museum is also not professional and many things are unclear. Quanquan should visit here.

When I went, I was closing because my son was so fond of military affairs, especially weapons exhibitions, that he had no choice but to adjust his schedule and stay in Hanoi for another day. One of the seven national museums in Vietnam shows many military equipments, such as helicopters, tanks, etc. But most of them are old and obsolete weapons, which are very useful for understanding previous battles.

Operated for a fee ... It records the history of the Vietnam War. A place where children often come to group tours.

Cool museum that used to house the imperial citadel. There are buildings in colonial as well as vietnamese style. Interesting museum.

The staff is very good at serving, polite and polite, can't fault it, come to play five stars