Experiencing Museum of Cultures of Vietnam's Ethnic Groups in Thai Nguyen
Tuesday, 16/07/2024 10:53 (GMT+7)
The Museum of Cultures of Vietnam's Ethnic Groups in Thai Nguyen city is a convergence space that preserves historical and cultural documents, serving as a "common home" for the 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam.
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| Founded in 1960, the Museum of Cultures of Vietnam's Ethnic Groups in Thai Nguyen spans nearly 40,000 square meters. It is a significant establishment that collects, preserves, displays and introduces important documents about the history and cultural identity of the ethnic communities across Vietnam. |
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| The museum's main entrance features a statue of President Ho Chi Minh and a large relief depicting the community of Vietnam's ethnic groups. |
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| The first exhibition space is a comprehensive display of the cultural aspects of Vietnam's ethnic groups, presented through various forms such as paintings, photographs and artifacts. |
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| Next, visitors can explore the cultural, living, working and traditional spaces of the Kinh people in the northern delta and midland regions. |
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| Adjacent to this is an exhibit showcasing stones from Vietnam's archipelagos. |
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| In the museum's outdoor space, the unique cultural and architectural features of the Central Highlands' ethnic groups are displayed, including communal houses, gongs and grave houses. |
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| At the end of the outdoor space, the distinctive architecture and culture of the southern region are highlighted. |
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| Parallel to the main museum building, the right side of the outdoor space features the architecture and culture of the Cham and Khmer ethnic groups. |
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| The Museum of Cultures of Vietnam's Ethnic Groups in Thai Nguyen also hosts professional exchanges, cultural interactions among agencies, units and localities nationwide. |
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| It is an ideal space for cultural, literary and artistic experiences and exhibitions. |
BTA (Photos: CPV)