MUSEUMS IN HO CHI MINH

Vietnam has a fascinating 2,000 year history and there is plenty to learn about the country's past and how it affects life today.
Some of these museums are also among the city's most interesting pieces of colonial era architecture. 
The War Remnants Museum: By entering one of the most popular museums – the War Remnants Museum Ho Chi Minh City, you have quite transformed your normal visit to the city into a memorable and remarkable trip. The War museum is a comprehensive collection of photographs, video and other evidence detailing the horrors of war and the aftermath of unexploded ordinance, agency orange and other legacies of the combat.
The Museum of Vietnam's History: The Museum of Vietnamese History is worth a visit, thanks to its convenient location, sophisticated architecture and varied collection. There are some fantastic examples of sculpture and art from the Cham and Oc Eo civilizations, statues of Buddhas from across the region, collections of porcelain and art from various historical periods and a even a mummy found preserved in Saigon.
The Ho Chi Minh Museum: Established in 1975, Ho Chi Minh City Museum, Gia Long Palace, or Revolutionary Museum is a singularly amazing and exquisite building. Moreover, the building is also beautified with a calm and beautiful garden that is a popular site for wedding photographs.
Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum: Fine Arts Museum is one of the largest galleries in the city, dedicated to contemporary Vietnamese and international art. Built in September 1987, it stands out as a yellow and white colonial mansion. In general, inside the museum of art, displays are arranged in 3 primary floors. The first 2 floors showcase a collection of paintings by well-known Vietnamese and international artists.
While some tourists feel the need to stay around in the city for a long time, others prefer to enjoy the short trips. If you wish to grasp the history of the S-shaped country, don’t hesitate to spend time arriving in Saigon’s historical landmarks and museums that are chock full of photographs, mementos, and exhibits from the past.
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