The first thing I want to say is it's a creepy sight, so no photos were taken. There are still photos of torn human bodies in front of my eyes. Both adults and children. The museum was created by Americans, or rather by American reporters. Very candid photos of Vietnamese victims and the pleased faces of the pilots who are pictured preparing their planes to spray poison over the forests of Vietnam. Everyone should visit this museum, so that this never happens again!

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Мария Дави

Level 9 Local Expert

The Museum of War Victims. There is an exhibition of American captured equipment and creepy cages for holding Vietnamese prisoners on the street around the museum. The museum consists mainly of photographs, photo documents, and a chronicle...It's a tough place. Look at it all ... you have to be mentally prepared. There are a lot of people.

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Наталья Клименкова

Level 8 Local Expert

We visited this museum on an excursion to Ho She Minh. I must say, war and human grief cannot leave anyone indifferent. On the first day, my husband and I were shown aircraft and weapons, and we were on the 3rd floor. And everything went well on light, especially after the Pile tunnels. But on the second day, with another guide, we got to the first two floors and almost from the first seconds I covered my face with my hands, tears rolled down. It is worth preserving the eternal memory of the valor of warriors and the feat of nations. War is always scary and at the same time we must not forget about it, so I recommend everyone to visit this museum.

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