Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum

The admission fee is about 2,000 won in Korean won, which is really wider than I thought! There are too many works on display and there are few explanations about maps and spaces, so I thought something was a little heating... 😅 There is a Hanoi Literary Mausoleum nearby, so you can see the Literary Mausoleum and look at it lightly. Okay ㅎㅎ

My friend and I visited this museum last week. Fortunately, there is also a Japanese martial arts exhibition. It will last until October 25. There is also a painting exhibition by famous Vietnamese and French painters Dang Batang. The ticket is 40,000. It was a perfect trip to Hanoi on a rainy day. There are more collections in the museum than I thought - sculpture, practical art, silk and canvas. As a contemporary art lover, I love the 21st century works, which are small but informative. I don’t know how much can be done with paint! The best part is that most (if not all) of the works are by Vietnamese artists. A national art museum that really represents local art is really worth seeing. The price of a 40k Vietnamese for an adult tourist is well worth it and I highly recommend it to genuine art lovers, history lovers and ordinary tourists who have one or two hours of free time on a trip to Hanoi.

The National Gallery of Vietnam is also very beautiful, and the number of art works is quite large. The art is based on the style of Vietnam's different historical periods.

The Vietnam Art Museum is one of the more important museums in Hanoi. This is a three-story museum that displays more important art works from various historical periods in Vietnam, but it feels that there are more modern works. There is air conditioning in the museum, and there are relatively simple long chairs in the corridors on each floor to rest.

The slightly serious building was once the site of the French colonial government's information ministry. The three floors are exhibition halls, but they are separated into separate small exhibition halls. Compared with the various statues that don't understand, the owner prefers the paintings in the museum. The pursuit and desire of people for beautiful patterns, regardless of race or country, is particularly resonant. There are also many paintings on the theme of revolution in the exhibits. The museum's paintings are mostly based on character paintings, and this kind of painting that purely depicts the scenery is rarely seen. Each floor of the small exhibition hall is arranged on the side of the corridor, and each exhibition hall door, there is a statue. This statue is very interesting, an elderly woman sitting in a chair and twisting the bottle cap, the author thought out! The owner spent nearly three hours at the Museum of Fine Arts. Overall, the museum is superior in Southeast Asian countries in terms of the level and diversity of the exhibits, as well as the value of art. Unfortunately, the owner's understanding of artwork is very limited and cannot give a clear interpretation to the bee friends. I hope you have the opportunity to walk into this art hall and feel its unique charm.

Guangxi border, with special cultural literacy, it is worth trying to see

Ancient and contemporary arts are displayed, yet you don't really see much of queer arts