The Vietnam Military History Museum has over 150,000 exhibits on display, including four national treasures and numerous valuable items. Covering 386,600 sq.m, the museum features modern exhibition spaces utilising advanced technologies, promising to attract many visitors interested in exploring the rich history and heroic traditions of Vietnam.
![3ava.jpg](https://imagev3-lang.vietnamplus.vn/w1000/Uploaded/2024/vpcvolbb/2024_11_22/3ava-9194.jpg.webp "The MiG-21 aircraft with tail number 5121 is a national treasure. This aircraft was used in the "Hanoi - Dien Bien Phu in the Air" campaign, and is associated with several renowned Vietnamese pilots, including Pham Tuan, who famously shot down a B-52 "flying fortress." (Photo: VNA)")
The Vietnam Military History Museum’s new site on Thăng Long Avenue in Hanoi, which began construction in 2019, has now completed Phase 1. The museum’s modern design features approximately 150,000 artefacts, including national treasures and rare items.
The Vietnam Fine Arts Museum is about to receive a painting titled “Hillsides in Deli Ibrahim (Algiers)” by Ham Nghi, an exiled Vietnamese king, on November 12.
Starting November 1, the newly built Military History Museum in Tay Mo and Dai Mo wards in Hanoi will officially open to visitors, offering free admission until the end of December 2024.
The first phase of the Vietnam Military History Museum is nearing completion and scheduled to be open to the public in late 2024.
The Hanoi Museum is showcasing more than 500 valuable artifacts from the bronze age to the Ly, Tran, Le and Nguyen dynasties, in celebration of the 70th anniversary of Hanoi’s Liberation Day (October 10, 1954 -2024).
