VIETNAM NATIONAL FINE ARTS MUSEUM

The Vietnam Fine Arts Museum is one of the most patriotic Hanoi tourist places, that gives you a visual representation of how the country was caught in the throes of war. You can spot a tiny collection of the indigenous artworks of the 21st and 20th centuries abound with the themes of martyrdom and patriotism. However, there are some paintings, lacquers and effigies that provide you a glimpse of Vietnamese folktales and heritage.

The Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum, located in Hanoi, is a cultural treasure trove showcasing the country's rich artistic heritage. Established in 1966, the museum boasts a vast collection of over 20,000 artworks spanning various periods and styles, including traditional folk art, contemporary paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and lacquerware. This museum is a must-visit attraction for travelers looking to explore Vietnam's cultural richness and is often included in Vietnam trip packages from India, providing tourists with a deeper understanding of the country's artistic traditions and historical evolution.

Visitors to the museum can explore the evolution of Vietnamese art, from ancient times to the modern era, highlighting themes of tradition, cultural identity, and societal change. The collection features works by renowned Vietnamese artists such as Nguyen Gia Tri, Bui Xuan Phai, and Nguyen Tu Nghiem, providing insights into the country's artistic development and influences.

Location: 66 Nguyễn Thái Học, Điện Bàn, Ba Đình, Hà Nội, Vietnam

Timings: 8: 30 AM – 5 PM

Highlights: The museum displays items in a chronological manner like you will spot the evolutionary transition of the painting styles from Dong Ho to the Hong Trog art and eventually to the embroidery art.