Ho Chi Minh Museum

The Ho Chi Minh Museum was built to commemorate the memorabilia associated with the simple and humble life of Uncle Ho. The mission of the museum was to convey to future generations its morals, way of life, thoughts and beliefs in order to receive the continuation of the revolutionary course.

The exposition of the museum is designed to highlight the close connection between President Ho Chi Minh, the people of Vietnam and the current reality. The main hall features more than two thousand documents, publications, photographs and exhibits illustrating historical events from the life of Ho Chi Minh and world historical events since the end of the XIX century.

The architectural forms of the museum building resemble an octagon - like eight lotus petals. There are original drawings on the four walls. The area of the museum is 18,000 square meters, one of the halls can accommodate 400 people at a time, and the library can employ 100 people. The materials presented in the Ho Chi Minh Museum will certainly interest not only scientists, but also “thinking” visitors, because interesting historical documents and artifacts are stored here.