Beautiful sunset at the Vietnam Military History Museum

Located majestically in the peaceful area of Tay Mo and Dai Mo wards, Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi, the Vietnam Military History Museum appears as a vivid page of history, preserving the heroic imprints of the nation.

Besides its great historical value, the museum also has a quiet beauty, especially when the sun gradually disappears behind the western horizon, the sunset falls, dyeing the space and artifacts a color that is both solemn and evokes many emotions.

A beautiful view from the Vietnam Military History Museum at dusk. The last rays of sunlight, changing from soft yellow to brilliant orange, enveloped everything around the massive museum.

The last rays of the day, from gentle yellow to brilliant orange, covered the outdoor exhibition areas. The gentle light of the evening seemed to soothe the loss and pain of war, while honoring the indomitable and resilient spirit of the nation.

In the afternoon, the Vietnam Military History Museum still welcomes a large number of visitors. Tourists come here to visit, learn about history, and wait for the sunset.

Under the sunset light, the artifacts that were originally hard and cold suddenly became soft, each artifact seemed to carry its own story, about the battles, the campaigns, the people who made history.

In the evening light, the solid lines become soft. The scene comes alive as if frozen in time in a single shot.

Walking among the

With a large area of 38.66 hectares, the Vietnam Military History Museum is a place to display and preserve more than 150,000 precious artifacts, evidence of the heroic struggles of our army and people. It also owns four national treasures: two MIG-21 aircraft (serial numbers 4324 and 5121), a T54B tank (serial number 843) and the map of Determination to Fight in the historic Ho Chi Minh Campaign.

The sunset also shines through the walls of the museum grounds, creating long streaks of light on the path leading to the exhibition areas.