Experts' Choice Award Ho Chi Minh Trail Museum
What the experts agree on
This off-the-beaten-path museum vividly documents the famous supply route that sustained North Vietnam's war effort, though its ramshackle presentation and remote location mean it's mainly worth visiting if you're deeply interested in Vietnam War
Fodor's "The elaborate network of paths of the Ho Chi Minh Trail was used by North Vietnam to transport supplies to Vietcong strongholds in South Vietnam during the Vietnam War." Full review
Afar Magazine "Dedicated to the famous supply route that extended from northern Vietnam all the way down the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City, this museum is ramshackle but informative in parts." Full review
Frommer's "It's worth making the effort to visit this museum, especially if you're interested in the importance of the Ho Chi Minh Trail during the Vietnam War." Full review
Lonely Planet "A throwback to the 1980s, this graphic museum, about 13km southwest of the Old Quarter, is dedicated to the famous supply route from the Communist north to the occupied south of Vietnam." Full review
