We visited this museum on an excursion to Ho She Minh. I must say, war and human grief cannot leave anyone indifferent. On the first day, my husband and I were shown aircraft and weapons, and we were on the 3rd floor. And everything went well on light, especially after the Pile tunnels. But on the second day, with another guide, we got to the first two floors and almost from the first seconds I covered my face with my hands, tears rolled down. It is worth preserving the eternal memory of the valor of warriors and the feat of nations. War is always scary and at the same time we must not forget about it, so I recommend everyone to visit this museum.

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Александра Т.

Level 6 Local Expert

It's just a great museum. I thought it would be boring, but no. Everything came together in it - the atmosphere, the shots, the installations. I left the museum and sobbed for another hour afterwards. Makes you think about a lot of things. My advice is to take a guided tour or an audio guide.

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Злата Асламова

Level 17 Local Expert

I liked the museum. An exhibition about the causes and consequences of this terrible war is located on several floors. It is a pity that the Vietnamese have removed a lot from the museum only because of more friendly relations with the United States.

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