Entrance fee is 25,000VND. The museum is about Uncle Ho’s contribution to Vietnam. I found this to be one of the more interesting museums. Plenty of abstract art that makes it visually interesting.

You wil need at least 3-4 hours to tour this mammoth museum dedicated to the life, times, and struggles of the man they call "Uncle Ho", the liberator of Vietnamese people. Many authentic handwritten notes, photos, video archives for the history buff to understand what he meant and still means to the people of Vietnam. Food and gifts for sale... More

While Vietnam is very capitalist, they are still communists. I am an American now and have lived in the States for 25 years, but I was born in the USSR. Seeing Vietnam through their Communistic views is very educational and at times funny. They are very much about communism and still have a lot of respect for Ho Chi Minh... More

More a building with a great story than a great museum. The central location makes it easy to spend time in this historic space - even if you're not inspired by the collection. Experience the best flight from Hanoi to ho chi minh. Cheap Vietnam flight is known as one of the best airline agency in Vietnam.

This is worst excuse for a museum I have ever seen. Perhaps if they called it the 'Ho Chi Minh House of Random Mail and Poorly Labeled Nonsensical Displays' then you'd at least have a clue what they were going for when you walked in. There wasn't even a semblance of order, and at the most you'd get a one... More

Conveniently located in the HCM compound where you will be able to visit the Mausoleum, Chua Mot Cot & Nha Bac Ho with the former Governer's Palace a stone throw away. By the way, if you exit the compound into Chua Mot Cot St, walking towards Dien Bien Phu St direction, one will see Malaysia Ambassador's residence... In fact, what... More

The architecture of this museum is perhaps the most interesting thing. Maybe my judgment is influenced by the fact that I had already visited several museums in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, but in this museum there are the same photographs and thematic route is the same. And by the way, very uneven. Mixed with questionable concepts of modern... More

I didn't find this museum very engaging. I was in and out in quite a short time. If you've got time to spare, then it might be worth a visit, but I wouldn't make it top of your list if your time is limited.

Ho Chi Minh Museum in Hanoi is a sign of struggle of Vietnamese people against a foreign aggression. It is also an abode of eternal repose, of a great national leader, a driving force behind the victory of Vietnamese peasants against a fascist regime. The mummy of uncle Ho rests in endless sleep here. Weaponry used by the Vietnamese people... More