not a big museum. yet nicely kept war crafts, clean and well maintained. entry fee could have been a bit less comparing the prices in VN. liked it much to see the proud history of a nation who defeated the aggressors.

The museum buildings were closed but we were able to walk around the outside for only 20 Dong each. Was a great couple of hours. The plane statue was quite moving. It was raining but plenty of shelter.

You pay 40k/VND and you have 2-3 hours of walking around. Start from 1940 until the end of 1980s. 4 buildings with 2 floors with things, weapons and information. They also show you a movie for 20 minutes of the war that was quite interesting....More

Selective publishing of facts and heavy use of adjectives give this museum a slightly one-sided feel. However, there is a great display of war remnants as well as an excellent reproduction of the battle of Dien Bien Phu.

This was a real treat for all as all of us are deeply interested in military history. The main focus for us was the military history of the war against the French and the American war against the USA.The exhibits and photographs were first rate...More

An informative museum of artefacts, documents, weapons and photographs relating to the Vietnamese people's various struggles over the centuries. Unlike, say, the War Remnants Museum in Saigon, this museum is not graphically confronting and does not dwell on any one conflict. Unusually, one room is...More

Went here and found it really informative.there is replica of the final battle with the French,told in various languages including English,and demonstrating how the Vietnamese won’t the battle for freedom,along with another section dedicated to the war against America and the south.well worth seeing.