Dien Bien Phu Historical Victory Museum (Dien Bien Phu City, Dien Bien Province) is not only an ideal destination to learn about the heroic history of the nation but also attracts visitors with its brilliant sunflower garden in full bloom.
In recent days, many tourists have come to check-in and capture beautiful moments with the fresh yellow sunflowers. Many visitors do not hesitate to wake up early to get the most beautiful photos in this brilliant space.
Coming to check-in the flower garden with her daughter, Ms. Tran Kieu Van (40 years old, Muong Thanh ward, Dien Bien Phu city) - said: "The sunflowers are blooming very beautifully. The museum is located right in the city center, so it is convenient for people to visit and take photos. Every day I pass by here, seeing many people, and from early morning there are many young people coming".
Returning to the museum for the second time, Ms. Lo Thi Tuoi (26 years old, Muong Khong commune, Tuan Giao district) - shared that when entering the gate, she was overwhelmed by thousands of blooming sunflowers.
"Compared to the first time I came here nearly 10 years ago, I find the Museum very magnificent. In addition to admiring the Panorama painting, I was very impressed with the documentary shown here. The scene that appeared before my eyes made me clearly feel the bravery of the soldiers of the past said Ms. Tuoi.
Visitors who just enter the garden to take photos of sunflowers will not need to buy tickets. Currently, the ticket price to visit the Dien Bien Phu Historical Victory Museum is 100,000 VND/adult. 50% discount for people in the province; the elderly; people entitled to preferential policies for cultural enjoyment.
Free admission for veterans; students at schools, soldiers in the armed forces organizing field trips; people under 18 years old; people with severe disabilities.
The museum currently holds more than 7,000 artifacts related to the Dien Bien Phu Campaign. These are valuable artifacts that have been collected and preserved for over 70 years.
The current museum project was officially started in October 2012 on an area of 22,000m2 and opened to visitors on May 5, 2014 after 19 months of construction. This is a project of great scale and modernity.
In the middle of the project is a panorama painting Dien Bien Phu Campaign - one of the worlds largest murals on the subject of war.
