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Best Museums in Ho Chi Minh City

Real videos of Museums in Ho Chi Minh City — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Saigon Cao Dai Temple

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    SpiritualCulturalTranquilColorful muralsSpiritual ritualsCultural landmark

    About the venue

    Saigon Cao Dai Temple in Ho Chi Minh City, built in 1955, is a vibrant temple known for its striking architecture and spiritual significance. The temple is dedicated to the Cao Dai religion and features colorful murals and statues that depict various religious figures. Visitors can explore the tranquil grounds and join rituals, such as prayer ceremonies, that reflect the local culture. The temple stands as a cultural landmark in the city, attracting both locals and tourists.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases various scenes including a decorative window with a lotus flower motif, a large building with multiple towers, an interior space with people in white robes, a sign about the Three Saints, a person crawling through a tunnel, a pit with metal objects, a room with a table and bed, a display of rusty artillery shells, a weapons gallery, and a dirt path leading into a forest.

    891 Trần Hưng Đạo

  2. War Remnants Museum

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    InformativeReflectiveHistoricalWar exhibitsMilitary artifactsEducational tours

    About the venue

    The War Remnants Museum on Vo Van Tan street in Ho Chi Minh City offers a poignant insight into the history of the Vietnam War, featuring extensive exhibits and photographs. Established in 1975, the museum serves as a memorial to the suffered consequences of war, with a focus on human rights and peace. Visitors can explore various military artifacts, including tanks and aircraft, as well as impactful multimedia presentations. The museum is a significant educational resource, attracting a wide array of visitors, including tourists and history enthusiasts.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a museum exhibit featuring black-and-white photographs and telegrams related to the Vietnam War era, including images of protests and notable historical figures. The camera pans across the exhibit, and a person's hand enters the frame, pointing towards one of the displayed photos.

    28 Vo Van Tan streetDistrict 3