One of the museum's highlights is the Victory Tower, a 45-meter stone structure symbolising the country's independence in 1945. (Photo: VNA)
The left and right wings serve as outdoor exhibition areas. (Photo: VNA)
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 outdoor exhibition space offers a unique experience for visitors. (Photo: VNA)
Numerous valuable artifacts are displayed, providing the public insight into Vietnam's military history. (Photo: VNA)
The MiG-21 aircraft number 5121, a national treasure, is displayed at a prominent place. (Photo: VNA)
Visitors explore the museum’s outdoor exhibition area. (Photo: VNA)
The museum draws crowds of people eager to learn about Vietnam's history. (Photo: VNA)
Construction on the new Vietnam Military History Museum started in 2019 on a 386,600 sq.m site in the wards of Tay Mo and Dai Mo, Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi. (Photo: VNA)
Vietnam Military History Museum – A prominent destination for patriotic education
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.
