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Ethnology Museum, where story of Vietnam’s National Great Unity is told
The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology offers many activities to help visitors understand more about Vietnamese ethnic culture.
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| The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, located at No.1 Nguyen Van Huyen street, about 8 kilometers from the city’s downtown, is the largest and undoubtedly the most interesting museum in Hanoi and Vietnam. |
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| Rong house, a variation of stilt houses unique to the Central Highlands in Việt Nam. |
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| Visitors can learn information detailing traditional Vietnamese ways of life, from religious events to the symbolic rituals of all the Vietnamese ethnic groups. |
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| Visitors play ca kheo (walking on stilts), a traditional game of Vietnam. |
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| The museum displays over 15,000 artifacts including photographs and other audiovisual materials. Its indoor exhibition space can be viewed via a virtual tour which displays traits of the Viet, Muong, Tho, Chut, Tav, Thai, Ka Dai, H’Mong-Dao, Tang, San Dui, Ngai, Mon-Khmer, Nam-Dao, Cham, Hoa and Khmer ethnic groups. |
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| All exhibited materials, labels and display signs are translated into French and English. |
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| Foreign visitors are interested in reading information about Vietnamese water puppet, a traditional art and one of the most indigenous cultural traits and folk arts with over 1000 years old. |
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| Children enjoy keo co (tug of war), a traditional game of Vietnam. |
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| Ethnology Museum provides a wide range of traditional Vietnamese ways of life, providing a rich tapestry of the culture melting pot existing in Vietnam. |
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| Visitors are welcome to browse part of the vast research on offer at this public museum, which is also a center for ethnographic research. |
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| On November 12, 1997, on the occasion of the summit of French-speaking nations in Hanoi, the museum was inaugurated in the presence of the then Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Thi Binh and |
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| The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology was established on October 24, 1995. |
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