Stunning exhibits at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology represent the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of Vietnamese ethnic groups and Southeast Asian countries.

 

Skin hide bag and gunpowder guard by Khemu ethnic minority people in Son La Province

The museum has been recently named in the list of the 25 most attractive museums in Asia, according to a recent Travellers’ Choice Attractions survey conducted by TripAdvisor, the world’s largest tourism website.

The facility, located in Hanoi’s Nguyen Van Huyen Road took sixth place for meeting all international quality standards.

The recognition was made based on voting by website’s subscribers who have visited the site.

This is the second time that the museum has been voted as an excellent destination; now rated at 4.5 stars after the first recognition last year.

DTiNews would like to take readers on a quick journey to the museum via photos so that they'll understand more about its attractiveness.

Skilful sculptures in wood

Vietnamese traditional kitchen

Agricultural production tools by Mong ethnic minority people

“Ghe ngo” or kind of racing boat by Khmer ethnic minority people in Kien Giang Province. It was made from popea in 1988.

Sepulchre by Giarai ethnic minority group that can house around 30 deceased people. All belongings and working tools by the deceased are displayed in the facility.

A couple having good time together

Communal house by Bahnar ethnic minority group

 

Pictographic book

“Lễ cấp sắc”, a traditional festival by Dao Do ethnic minority group in Yen Bai Province, which is annually held November and December of lunar year or January of lunar new year to recognise someone as adult

Bark coat by Bru Van Kieu ethnic minority group

A set of tools used for wood sculptures