Museum of Traditional Vietnamese Medicine

Complete history of vietnamese herbal medicine in a five-story building. We start from the first floor to watch a 15-min documentary and then go straight to fifth floor, and gradually move to lower floor. Everything was arranged beautifully without losing its traditional touch. I went on weekday so its kind of quiet. I enjoy every floor and read every information like it really is interesting. At the end of the tour, we can taste their herbal tea which I like and ended up buying two packs of lotus tea. Btw, you can buy the entrance tickets by card, but they only accept cash for the shop.

The Museum of Traditional Vietnamese Medicine building and curated art/medicine collections were so beautifully displayed, and I really wish I would have been able to see it in its full glory. I was really looking forward to learning about traditional medicine in Vietnam. However, the entire museum was FLOODED with people taking photos throughout every room on every floor. It was impossible to walk around, read signs, or feel immersed in the museum. I was asked several times to move for others to take photos, and blocked from seeing specific exhibits or rooms by people posing for photos. Management really needs to do something about this.

Interesting exhibitions in a beautiful traditional building. It was very crowded with people taking pictures in traditional dresses for the Tet holiday, but it was also lovely to see how the young Vietnamese people embrace their traditions. The museum offered a 50% discount because of this.

We really enjoyed learning about the history and philosophy of Vietnamese and Chinese medicine. The building is a very old style mansion. It is so beautiful that many young women were there in costume to get their pictures taken for the Tet holiday.

I visited this museum and absolutely love it. It was very educational, and the historic house itself is stunning - beautifully preserved and full a character. The traditional architecture alone makes the visit worthwhile. The only downside was I couldn't arrive early in the morning, so it was quite crowded. Unfortunately, several influencers where taking photos and videos in exhibition areas, which blocked access and made it difficult for other visitors to move through the museum and enjoy the displays at a normal pace. I would kindly suggest that the museum management consider creating a designated specifically for photography and influencer content. This would allow visitors to experience the museum more smoothly while still supporting promotional activities. Overall,a wonderful and highly recommended museum experience.

Very beautiful authentic building. Take into account that there are a lot of ppl taking pictures there with professional cameras, sometimes impossible to walk. You can also try on Vietnamese traditional costume and make your own pictures.

I totally felt in love with this museum. Their collection of medicine making artifacts, sculptures, vases, wood carvings, drawing, pictures, the building itself are all extraordinary.

4 Floors full of medicine. It starts with a 15 minutes movie about the vietnamese medicine. The museum is located in an old house. The entry fee was only 90.000 VND due to the massive amount of locals taking pictures for new year. In every room the took pictures but it didn't disturbed too much.