what's inside Vietnam War Remnants Museum? (Vietnam travel & tourism 2022)

hello it is me again this is ena francia and we're here in war remnants museum this

is a popular attraction here in ho chi minh city this is in 28th volvo and trump street

in district 3. this is a significant stop for travelers here in vietnam this is the schedule

this is open around 7 30 to 11 30 a.m there is a lunch break for two hours and it resumes 1 30 to

4 30 p.m it is open on weekdays and on weekends ticket costs 40 000 vietnamese dong per person

and i'm sorry i'm wearing a mask as we're still in a pandemic

i already visited a museum in hanoi vietnam fine arts museum it is embarrassing that i

haven't visited a museum just now it is getting late so let's go inside guys before it closes

oops i was kidding let's explore the exterior of this museum first

in the museum's outdoor exhibitions you will see many large weapons used by u.s

army like heavy helicopters and airplanes of us air force and armored tanks displayed in

the yard like the 75 millimeter cannon that was introduced into south vietnam by us army in 1968

and was named king of the battlefield by the former saigon government i'm not really good

in war vehicles but this ch47 chinook is designed and produced by boeing with its primary role for

troop movement and battlefield resupply there are many more aircrafts which i cannot discuss

in detailed manner it's my first time being this close and i'm really amazed by the size not every

day that i see this kind of sight so yeah this is me just um i don't know what i'm doing here

okay just a friendly reminder some materials might be disturbing and offensive at this point

let's move forward at the left side is an entrance leading to replicate of tiger cages

used in condo island prison there are statues of malnourished prisoners inside dark souls a

guillotine which was brought by french and a photo of the last man who was executed in 1960

and this one is the sun bathing rooms also known as open air tiger cages with no ceilings

in the province of until just outside is the imprisonment system during the vietnam war

exhibition it includes images of structures of prisons tortures and their artifacts are showcased

to tell the stories of vietnamese during the war in front of the main building there are multiple

kinds of weapons like rockets bombs okay we're here at the ground floor of the main building but

let's skip this for a while and go straight at the first floor i am glad and i'm surprised that there

are many museum goers and that really means that vietnam is indeed reopened for tourism this year

and at this point i also stopped video recording it is prohibited so i'm gonna switch now to some

photo montage then sequence will be graphic and disturbing so watch at your own discretion

we are currently here in aggression war crimes exhibit this gallery showed the crime of war and

its extreme effects on vietnam and vietnamese the war ended up with an estimated number of 3 million

people dead 2 million people injured and 300 000 people went missing here are the weapons used from

rifles bombs parade of bullets guns of various sizes this one striked me the most when i first

walked in it's a sewer where three children hid and later been killed it's actually in vong tao

and this one is the famous snappum girl photo when napa bomb was dropped that cost a nine-year-old

girl named kim fanti burned it received a number of international awards and this photo was ranked

41 over 100 most influential photos in the 20th century i highly encourage you to check out some

videos about her about her stories i googled her and i'm very thankful that she's alive