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1. History of formation and development of Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History<\/h3>\n

Address:<\/strong> 2 Nguyen Binh Khiem, Ben Nghe, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City<\/p>\n

Opening hours:<\/strong> 8:00 – 11:30 AM, 1:00 – 5:00 PM from Tuesday to Sunday every week<\/p>\n

Contact phone:<\/strong> 028 3829 0268<\/p>\n

Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History<\/span><\/a> was officially established in 1929 as the first museum in the South. Previously, the main museum was the Blanchard de la Brosse Museum (name of the governor of Cochinchina). In 1956, it was renamed the Vietnam National Museum and displayed ancient fine arts from some countries in Asia.<\/p>\n

August 23, 1979 marked a decisive milestone in the history of formation and development of the museum when it was officially renamed Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History according to Decision No. 235QD-UB of the City People’s Committee. Ho Chi Minh City. In 2012, the building inside the museum campus was recognized as a National Architectural Artistic Monument.<\/p>\n

Currently, the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History owns about 40,000 unique and precious artifacts, introducing our country’s history and culture from primitive times until 1945. This is also a public location. Collaboration of many experts studying Vietnamese history, culture and society.<\/p>\n

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See more: Hotels near Ho Chi Minh City History Museum<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

2. Instructions for traveling to Ho Chi Minh City History Museum<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Because the Ho Chi Minh City History Museum is located right in the city center, finding your way here is quite easy. Specifically, we can travel by motorbike along Ham Nghi route, to Bach Dang wharf, turn left to Ton Duc Thang. Follow Ton Duc Thang street, reach Le Duan intersection, turn right, continue straight on Le Duan to the intersection with Nguyen Binh Khiem, you will see the museum located next to the Zoo. If you go by bus, there are bus numbers 52, 06, 14, 19, 45, 30, 56… with stops near the museum.<\/p>\n

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3. Sightseeing ticket prices and rules at the museum<\/strong><\/h3>\n

3.1 Ticket prices for Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Regular entrance ticket price: 30,000 VND\/person.<\/p>\n

Children under 6 years old, people with special disabilities, people with poor households: Free tickets.<\/p>\n

Children under 16 years old, students, elderly people 60 years of age or older, special cases (labor heroes, people with meritorious services to the revolution…): 50% off tickets.<\/p>\n

In addition, if you want to register for a voiceover, Acnos advises you to call 028 3829 0268 for more details.<\/p>\n

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3.2 Rules for visiting the museum.<\/strong><\/h3>\n

– Dress neatly and politely when visiting the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History.<\/p>\n

– Do not bring flammable or explosive items, weapons, or litter to pollute the surrounding environment.<\/p>\n

– Do not bring food or drinks inside, maintain hygiene and do not make loud noise.<\/p>\n

– Do not touch artifacts or historical equipment, and do not arbitrarily enter rooms that are not allowed to visit.<\/p>\n

4. Permanent exhibition space in Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History.<\/strong><\/h3>\n

4.1 Vietnamese history from the Primitive period to the Nguyen dynasty.<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Room 1 – Primitive Period (about 500,000 years ago – 2,879 BC): Displaying archaeological findings of human teeth in caves in Tham Khuyen, Tham Hai (Lang Son), rudimentary stone tools with Traces of primitive man’s creations at Nuong Mountain (Thanh Hoa), Dat Mountain (Dong Nai)… all prove the habitation of humans throughout the country 500,000 years ago.<\/p>\n

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Room 2<\/strong> – The period of building and defending the country (2,879 BC – 938): This is the period of forming the cultural foundation of Vietnam. From the end of the Bronze Age – the end of the Iron Age (VIII century BC – II century), our country had three cultures with early states: Van Lang – Au Lac (Dong Son culture). ), Lam Ap country, predecessor of Champa (Sa Huynh culture) and Funan kingdom (Oc Eo culture).<\/p>\n

Room 3<\/strong> – Ngo – Dinh – Early Le Dynasty (939 – 1009): After the battle on Bach Dang River in 938, Ngo Quyen ascended the throne and established the Ngo Dynasty. After Ngo Quyen lost the country, our country fell into chaos with 12 warlords, and was reunited by Dinh Bo Linh in 968.<\/p>\n

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Room 4<\/strong> – Ly Dynasty (1009 – 1225): The exhibition space at the Ho Chi Minh City History Museum recreates a prosperous dynasty with many imprints in fields such as culture, religion, and law. , Political Economy. Items such as plates, kettles, lotus blocks, tureens… carry bold details of the Ly Dynasty that existed 200 years in history.<\/p>\n

Room 5<\/strong> – Tran – Ho Dynasty (1226 – 1407): The room explains how the Tran Dynasty developed strongly and absorbed values from the Ly Dynasty, developed strong art and Nom script began to be used in literature.<\/p>\n

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Room 9<\/strong> – Early Le – Mac – Le Trung Hung period (1428 – 1788): Dai Viet fell into the hands of Northern domination after the defeat of Ho Quy Ly before the Ming army. However, the power of the Lam Son uprising led by Le Loi regained sovereignty for the nation. During the Le Dynasty, there were many reclamations and new economic and social policies promulgated… In 1527, Mac Dang Dung usurped the throne, causing a crisis and division throughout the country. This time marked the birth of the National Language.<\/p>\n

Room 10<\/strong> – Tay Son period (1771 – 1802): The Tay Son uprising in 1771 mobilized a large number of people to participate, overthrowing Lord Nguyen, expelling the Siamese army, destroying culture and reforming the country. Some coins you can find at the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History in this exhibition space are: ”Canh Thinh Thong Bao” money, ”Thai Duc Thong Bao” money and ”Quang’s money” money Trung Thong Bao”.<\/p>\n

Room 12<\/strong> – Nguyen Dynasty (1802 – 1945): The exhibition space of the Nguyen Dynasty explains a dynasty that made efforts to consolidate unified government, promote land reclamation, and develop culture but failed to modernize the country. quickly surrendered when the French colonialists invaded. Since 1883, our people have waged a multifaceted struggle to expel foreign invaders. In 1930, the Indochina Communist Party was established and the August Revolution of 1945 was carried out, overthrowing the feudal colonial government and establishing the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.<\/p>\n

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4.2 Culture of the ethnic groups in southern Vietnam and some Asian countries.<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Room 6<\/strong> – Champa Culture (2nd – 17th Century): Currently, the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History is preserving one of the largest collections of Champa art in the world. The most prominent is the statue of Devi Huong Que.<\/p>\n

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Room 7<\/strong> – Oc Eo Culture (1st – 7th Centuries): The art of the Oc Eo culture reached a sophisticated level with many jewelry made of gold, copper, tin, semi-precious stones and glass beads.<\/p>\n

Room 8<\/strong> – Cambodian Stone Sculptures (9th – 13th Centuries): The 10th to 13th centuries were a prosperous period for Cambodia, admiring their stone sculptures in the Ho Chi Minh City History Museum you will see the combination between Buddhism and Brahmanism.<\/p>\n

Room 13<\/strong> – Duong Ha Collection: Large collection painstakingly collected by the couple Professor Duong Minh Thoi and Mrs. Ha Thi Ngoc in the 30s-40s of the 20th century.<\/p>\n

The altar box made of lacquered and gilded wood appeared in the early 20th century.<\/p>\n

Room 14<\/strong> – Ceramics from some Asian countries: Ceramic artifacts of the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History on display include ceramics from China, Japan, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam.<\/p>\n

Room 16<\/strong> – Collection of Vuong Hong Sen: Researcher Vuong Hong Sen (1902 – 1996) is very famous in the South with more than 800 antiques discovered under his hands. The gallery at the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History will introduce artifacts made of many materials from Vietnam, China, Cambodia, Japan, Thailand, and France produced from the 10th – 14th centuries.<\/p>\n

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4.3 Cannons in outdoor areas<\/strong><\/h4>\n

The cannon was born around the 18th and 19th centuries and is located in the outdoor campus of the Ho Chi Minh City History Museum. This type of gun is large in size, cast in bronze, iron or cast iron and uses bullets that are solid balls made of cast iron or iron, with high damage efficiency.<\/p>\n

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A day walking around the Ho Chi Minh City History Museum will take us through many ups and downs in the past, witnessing the strong development of culture, art and science and technology. Don’t miss this destination in your travel guide if you want to have a day to fully enjoy the priceless gifts of historical and cultural knowledge.<\/p>\n

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