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Vietnam Museum of Ethnology Review

4.3 /581 Reviews
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Interesting museum with lots of amazing artifacts to learn more about 50+ minority groups in Vietnam. Make sure to look around the outside for the actual houses. If you are lucky you might be able to catch the water puppet show!

Vietnam Museum of Ethnology

Posted: Jun 26, 2016
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  • 翱翔的大鲨鱼
    4/5Excellent
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    Vietnam Ethnic Museum! This is a high-scoring museum that will be loved by men, women and children. The Vietnam Ethnic Museum is like a microcosm, depicting the history of 54 ethnic groups and many unique cultural characteristics of Vietnam. It can be seen that the exhibition is very careful and organized, and it is easy to understand Vietnamese ethnic and customs through the display of various vivid objects such as clothing, jewelry, weapons, musical instruments, religion, faith and so on. In addition to indoor exhibitions, the most special is its outdoor exhibition area, there are many characteristic buildings of different ethnic groups in Vietnam, many of these buildings were really lived in before, and later donated to the museum, and the house was placed with daily necessities of ethnic minorities.

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    Posted: May 25, 2020
  • 小鱼儿2015
    4/5Excellent
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    The Vietnam Ethnic Museum is also a very long-standing building, white outer rings, covered in a huge vegetation, the landscape of this place is also quite fun, the Ethnic Museum looks quite precious.

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    Posted: Apr 3, 2020
  • 多多
    4/5Excellent
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    Vietnam is a multi-ethnic country with 54 ethnic groups in the country, and the Vietnam National Museum is one of Vietnam's best cultural museums that respond to ethnic minorities. The museum is divided into indoor and outdoor parts. The interior mainly displays the ethnic costumes, musical instruments, wedding and funeral supplies, sacrifice supplies and daily tools of various ethnic minorities. The outdoor exhibition area has built unique houses for various ethnic groups, and people can enter the houses. Experience the ordinary life of these ethnic minorities and gain a deep understanding of their cultural history. This museum is well worth a visit. Tickets are only 40k, more than 10 yuan, the main building tells the customs, clothing, distribution of different ethnic groups in Vietnam, there are Chinese introduction brochures, the exhibits are mostly Vietnamese, French and English, the content is actually very rich, if you have patience, you can slowly see the introduction, You can't see anything except the exhibits.

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    Posted: May 2, 2019
  • PL_
    5/5Outstanding

    one of the best museums in SEA. a quick glimpse into the native cultures

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    Posted: Jun 4, 2022
  • 1Bob
    5/5Outstanding

    It was an amazing experience with many things to learn about Vietnam and surrounding regions.

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    Posted: Sep 25, 2023
  • joanne08H2021
    5/5Outstanding
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    Walk around the museum and see a lot of history.

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    Posted: Nov 25, 2022
  • 阿兵锅
    4/5Excellent
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    You can learn some cultural history of Vietnam. Very worth a visit

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    Posted: Sep 27, 2022
  • 环游星空的歌者高登
    5/5Outstanding
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    1. The museum is a new one relatively far from the city centre; 2. There are two buildings with two exhibition halls in each building; 3. The main building opposite is the main building. There are permanent maps of the distribution of 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam and their respective customs and appliances. Many ethnic groups share the same origin with some ethnic groups in China; 4. There are some temporary and individual exhibitions in the other building, such as those in Southeast Asia. Textiles, Java oil paintings; 5. The museum's backyard will also have regular water puppet shows, as well as the restoration of ethnic minority buildings display 6. Tickets per person 40,000 shields.

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    Posted: Feb 23, 2018
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