Despite its one-sidedness and obvious propaganda functions, the museum tells vivid stories about the cruelty of the Vietnam war. It's definitely worth visiting for history lovers, but not suitable for young children because of the many graphic photos on exhibition.

The museum gives a history of the Vietnam war or as they call it the American War. It shows the horrific casualaties of war. Very informative and there are some very graphic photos and accounts of what really went on. A great way to,spend a...More

A visit to this museum really forces one to start thinking. Was the war between America and Vietnam really necessary? What was the purpose? Just because the thought process of the American was twisted that they started this war. It is sad seeing the pictures...More

Like the tunnels, this is a biased view of the war, but also very interesting. There are a few physical items to see as well as the American hardware outside, but the bulk of the exhibitions are photos. I would have likes to have seen...More

Good museum with a lot of good information and incredible photography. The imagery is very heavy at times, so be warned.

A very interesting and important museum, but I personally found it very over whelming. I understand the Vietnam/American war was very cruel and cannot be forgotten, but after looking at the many photographs and sad stories I was pleased to leave.

My knowledge of the Vietnam War was one seen through the eyes of the media. I was truly shocked at learning of the atrocities inflicted by both sides. Its a must see visit in Saigon- shocking but well worth to understand the history of the...More

This museum was interesting but also shocking in that it was very politically biassed. If you enjoy looking at weapons and military memorabilia including very graphic photos (some gruesome) then this place is for you. There are two floors of displays with many large photos...More

Visit and see for yourself. Was an eye opener. Decent effort put in for the various displays/exhibits. Do note museum closes for lunch so either start early or go after they reopen.

Very interesting. A lot of beautiful pictures as well as shocking truths about the vietnam war. For a good experience you should know the tour starts at the top floor.