Mr. Francisco, a tourist from Chile, is on a trip to Vietnam lasting about 3 weeks. This is only the second day he has been in Vietnam and it is also the first time he has visited the Vietnam Military History Museum.
Sharing about the large number of visitors during the free ticket day, Francisco said that this is understandable because the museum is large in scale and has special meaning. Chilean tourists assessed the overall sightseeing experience as very good, although they encountered some difficulties in finding a car.
The tour was wonderful. I had an extremely interesting experience even though I struggled to find a car afterwards because there were too many cars," Francisco said with a smile.
Standing in front of aircraft, equipment and artifacts associated with wars in Vietnamese history, Francisco said that his first feeling was admiration. The male tourist highly appreciated the fact that historical traces are still preserved and introduced to the public.
The interesting thing is that the museum is still a place to preserve memories of wartime. I hope this place will continue to be maintained so that more and more people come to learn about what happened and understand more about historical events," Francisco shared.
According to this tourist, museums like the Vietnam Military History Museum not only help foreigners understand more about Vietnamese history but also create opportunities for each person to access the past from many perspectives.
The impression after the visit made Francisco say that he had started sharing pictures of the museum with friends and relatives in Chile.
I shared the image and told everyone that in addition to the city center, there are museums worth visiting and experiencing," Francisco said.
Not only Francisco, many other international tourists also gave positive reviews to the Vietnam Military History Museum.
Two Australian tourists, Shawn Ryan and Powell Dettman, said that initially they just happened to pass by but were quickly attracted by the construction.
We just intended to visit but were overwhelmed by the scale of this museum," the two tourists shared.
According to Mr. Shawn Ryan, the point that impressed them was the museum's way of introducing Vietnamese military history through many stages.
Compared to museums in my homeland, which usually only focus on one period, the museum here offers a comprehensive view of Vietnamese military history through many stages," the two Australian tourists commented.
Meanwhile, Dale Christensen, a tourist from the US, said that he had been to the Vietnam Military History Museum from the early days of opening.
This time returning, he brought his son to visit to have more experiences and understand more about Vietnamese history.
I have visited many famous museums around the world, all of which are very large and magnificent, but frankly, the scale of the Vietnam Military History Museum far exceeds," Dale Christensen shared.
The Vietnam Military History Museum currently preserves and displays more than 150,000 artifacts, including 4 particularly precious national treasures.
The display system is organized in chronological order, helping visitors follow the flow of Vietnamese military history through many periods.
Not only attracting domestic people, the museum is increasingly becoming a destination chosen by many international tourists when coming to Hanoi.
