A place to recreate memories

Veteran Le Tien Ninh ( Bac Ninh ) said: "I am very impressed by the scale and artifacts displayed at the museum. My brothers and I are very proud to witness the heroic stages of history being recreated here."

The Military History Museum attracts with its massive architectural works.

On the morning of November 1, the Vietnam Military History Museum (Thang Long Avenue, Hanoi ) officially opened, many people were surprised to witness the scale of this place.

The 45m high Victory Tower and the forecourt area.

With a unique architectural style, appearing in front of the museum is the 45 meter high Victory Tower. The top part of the tower is beveled at 60 degrees, creating a 5-pointed star shape on top.

The main building of the museum has 4 floors above ground, 1 ground floor, with a construction area of ​​23,198 m2 and a total floor area of ​​up to 64,640 m2, with an overall height of 35.8 m.

Many artifacts are displayed on both sides of the main yard of the Museum.

Next to the artifacts are arranged detailed nameplates.

The MiG-21 aircraft with serial number 4324 is displayed in the main hall of the Vietnam Military History Museum as a testament to the nation's heroic history. This aircraft was recognized as a National Treasure by the Prime Minister in 2015.

The museum includes 6 main sightseeing themes.

The Vietnam Military History Museum is divided into 6 main sightseeing themes according to important milestones in history: The early days of founding and defending the country from 700 BC - 938; Protecting independence from 939 to 1858... The artifacts highlight the main content of each section.

Visitors were amazed by the designs of the Museum. Ms. Truong Lan (Hoang Mai, Hanoi) could not hide her surprise and shared that she had never been to a place with such elaborate techniques and architecture. "I am very excited to admire the historical works at this Museum. I hope this place will be known to more people, not only in the country but also to international friends."

The Vietnam Military History Museum currently preserves more than 150,000 artifacts, including four national treasures.

Many veterans and ex-soldiers come to the museum to relive heroic memories.

Veteran Le Tien Ninh (Bac Ninh) said he was very excited to come to the Military History Museum to review past victories with his comrades. "I was very impressed by the scale and artifacts displayed at the museum. My brothers and I were very proud to witness the heroic stages of history being recreated here," said veteran Le Tien Ninh.

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