We thoroughly enjoyed visiting this museum. It was good to learn of the Vietnam War from the perspective of the Vietnamese. This is a well presented museum which will leave you feeling a little emotional. More

We were shown a lot of pictures containing people being tortured during the Vietnam war.Mostly are people being killed when soldiers shoot them or torture them in a prison.There were a lot of stories there too to tell you about how the life's like now after and during the war especially Agent Orange.They showed pictures of kids that were physically/intellectually... More

Museum is a collection of photos taken by Vietnamese and international photographers. As you can imagine with so many pictures to chose from the images are very moving, some are quite graphic and all deserve to be viewed in this solemn setting. One room is dedicated to the aftermath, affects of agent orange and includes photos and stories of Vietnamese... More

Lots to see, makes you see that war is a terrible activity that humans take part in. More

The museum is deliberately shocking. I appreciate the intention, even if I went out with a heavy heart. Unfortunately you can not decide that war is less dramatic, and in this museum we are shown what war is, actually. Excellent testimonials of journalists, great war relics and historical reconstructions. Obviously you can not see it, even if it collides with... More

Take time to visit here, allow 1-1/2-2hrs. Everything is well presented and gives you great insight into the Vietnam War. The photography exhibit on the 2nd floor is compelling. More

well worth the visit, it's been a while since we visited so i have forgotten a bit. i know it was well worth the visit. the building itself was great. spend half a day and go take a look. More

The museum was very confronting for two reasons-one:most of the displays, especially the photos, depict the horrors of war in a real in-your-face type way. The photos of the disfigurement and retardation caused by the Agent Orange bombings were both sickening and saddening at the same time; and, two:the story is told purely from the point of view of the... More

This was the first museum that made me cry. I am a grown up man, not super macho but a museum bringing me to tears is new to me. I am neither Vietnamese nor American but the history of the Vietnam war really touched me. Must visit. More