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• About us
  • Museum Strategy
  • Museum History
  • Museum Spaces
    • Bronze Drum Building
    • Kite Building
    • Architectural Garden
  • Museum Organization Chart and Personnel
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  • Collaboration
    • International Collaboration
    • Domestic Collaboration
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      • Tourism Stimulation Packages
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• Exhibition
  • Permanent Exhibitions
    • The Peoples of Vietnam
      • Viet-Muong Linguistic Group
      • Tay-Thai Linguistic Group
      • Kadai Linguistic Group
      • Hmong-Yao Linguistic Group
      • Han Linguistic Group
      • Tibeto-Burmese Linguistic Group
      • Mon-Khmer Linguistic Group
      • Austronesian Linguistic Group
    • The Peoples of the World
      • South East Asian Culture
      • Indonesian Glass Paintings
      • A Glimpse into Asia
      • Around the World
    • Architectural Garden
      • Cham house
      • Viet house
      • Bahnar Communal House
      • Ede house
      • Giarai Tomb House
      • Cotu tomb house
      • Tay house
      • Yao house
      • Hmong house
      • Hani house
  • Temporary Exhibitions
    • Central Highlands in the 50s of the 20th Century
    • From Heart to Soul
    • Canning: Legend of a Road
    • Yuendumu Doors
    • Italian Routes - Mountains, Mountaineering, Climate Change
    • Landscapes of Vietnam - Ecological Diversity, New Climate Pattern, New Discovery
  • Virtual Exhibitions
    • Italian Routes - Mountains, Mountaineering, Climate Change
• Educational Activities
  • Schools
  • Families
  • Performances
    • Art Performances
    • Craft Performances
  • Annual Events
  • Children Discovery Room
    • Discovering Culture of Vietnam and other Countries through Technology
    • Handmade Making Experience
    • Providing Demand-based Educational Activity Packages
  • Multi-Media Room
    • Discovering Music of Ethnic Groups
    • Experiencing Folk Song Singing
  • Movie Room
    • Discovering Culture of Ethnic Groups in Vietnam and around the World
• Research
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    • On-going Projects
    • Issued Projects
  • Training
  • Conference, Seminar and Presentation
  • Publications
• Museum and Anthropology Review
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Vietnam Museum of Ethnology

Visit the Museum

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  Opening hours

  Hours of Operation: 8.30 - 17.30 everyday Except Mondays and New Year's Holiday
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  Ticket and Fees

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  Address

  Nguyen Van Huyen str., Cau Giay Dist., Hanoi

News & Events

Exhibition

Research

Educational Activities

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Families

Performances

Annual Events

Occasional Events

Children Discovery Room

Multimedia Room

Movie Room

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What is Vietnam Museum of Ethnology?

Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is both a research centre and a public museum exhibiting the ethnic groups of Vietnam. The mission of the Museum is scientific research, collection, documentation, conservation, exhibition and preserving the cultural and historic patrimony of the nation's different ethnic groups.

Can foreign tourists visit Vietnam Museum of Ethnology?

Almost no foreign tourist to Hanoi refuse to visit the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, where they can look into a vivid picture of the miniaturized Vietnamese ethnic community’s life. Vietnam is a multi-ethnic country, which is composed of 54 ethnic groups.

What is the most interesting museum in Hanoi & Vietnam?

This is the most recent yet probably the largest and undoubtedly the most interesting museum in Hanoi and Vietnam. The Museum Of Ethnology comes out of the recognition that Vietnam is a multi-ethnic country and that more attention should be paid to promote socio-cultural diversity.

Is Vietnam Museum of Ethnology wheelchair accessible?

The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is wheelchair accessible in most areas, except for some parts of the open-air exhibition area where the terrain is uneven or steep. The museum provides wheelchairs for free for visitors who need them. You can ask for a wheelchair at the ticket office or the information desk.