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Explore the city's iconic landmarks and bustling markets with a local guide
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Do Hung Museum: Entry Ticket
View ancient jewelry and original royal artifacts
Do Hung Museum
Open today:
08:30 -
21:00
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Start time: 08:30
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Duration: 2h
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Max group size: 30
- Show your smartphone ticket at the reception
Visit the Do Hung Museum to see the nation's historical artifacts.
Reach the Jewelry Museum of 54 Ethnic Groups of Vietnam, and see jewelry collections that include original pieces from 2,500 years ago to the 20th century. These artifacts are made from materials like gold, silver, jade, ivory, amber, agate, and crystal.
Check out the Nguyen's Royal Museum. It showcases original royal artifacts, such as utensils, costumes, artwork, entertainment items, and furniture made of jade, ivory, silver, porcelain, and gold-plated pieces.
Learn about the historical flow through the Nguyễn Dynasty's kings and their cultural heritage.
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