Widely considered Hanoi's best museum, offering a fascinating deep dive into Vietnam's 54 ethnic groups through artifacts, photos, and traditional houses on the grounds. Worth the trek to the suburbs.
"For anyone with an interest in Vietnam’s minorities, it’s an essential visit – though it is located way out in the suburbs." Full review
Michelin Guide
3 Stars
"The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology provides a fascinating introduction to the country's 54 ethnic groups." Full review
Fodor's
"An indoor exhibition with a large collection of photographs and artifacts... and items related to religious beliefs." Full review
Afar Magazine
"Showcasing the heritage of Vietnam's 54 ethnic groups." Full review
Frommer's
"The Ethnology Museum is possibly Hanoi's most interesting museum...on display are outfits worn by the various groups, and on the grounds are houses that reflect their architecture. " Full review
Time Out
"This unique museum shines a light on the side of Vietnamese society very few travellers get to see. It tells the stories, customs and legends of the 54 recognised ethnic groups in..." Full review
New York Times
"Vietnam Museum of Ethnology displays the crafts and customs of Vietnam's 54 ethnic groups, including statues, carvings and ceramics from across the nation, as well as an array of..."
A top attraction in Hanoi, the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology offers extensive exhibitions that introduce you to the astounding diversity and rich history of the country. Read more
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