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Bảo Tàng Chứng Tích Chiến Tranh (War Remnants Museum) (Bảo tàng Chứng tích Chiến tranh)

歴史博物館

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Dave M

68 month ago

A must see museum, especially if you watch war movies. The war isn't everything you think it was.

Ikram H

72 month ago

Entrance fee for foreigners is 40k VND per person. The photographs exhibit here has a very strong messages and is a powerful assets of the museum. I would call it War Remnants Gallery. A must visit :)

Avinash V

86 month ago

Must-see. It's horrifying, but it's the best thing we found in the city with regards to the way the country changed in the war. Cheap entry in a location with a lot to do around.

Tricia B

87 month ago

Important to experience. Sobering. Recommend you go 1st thing in the morning or end of day to give the rest of your day a chance...super emotional and you'll be glum after.

Lewis S

91 month ago

A very hard hitting display of the United States involvement in the Vietnam war. Very interesting and informative. A must see if in Ho Chi Mihn city. The ground floor toilets are very unpleasant!

TC Boi

92 month ago

Great place to learn about the Vietnam war. Plenty of war images that will make you feel emotional.

Toan V

94 month ago

Agent Orange is a must see. Though looks likeit only shows the dark side of American troops. The outer fence is starting to hang poster to oppose China invasion on the Eastern Sea.

Simple Discoveries

95 month ago

The photography exhibit is poignant. As with all Vietnam exhibits regarding the war, it's very focused on American aggression. Nonetheless it gives a powerful perspective. Admission is 15,000 VND.

Ilya S

97 month ago

A big photo gallery with the main focus on the terrifying side on the Vietnam war. Not for the faint-hearted, if you try to feel the terror behind every single photo. Also a decent expo of machinery.

Nikki C

97 month ago

Extremely one-sided. My dad was on the S. VN side & was imprisoned in the same exact cruel prison system after 1975, but that's not on display of course. Still important to see the brutality of war.