The Museum of South Vietnamese Women in Ho Chi Minh City is a historical museum dedicated to the role that Vietnamese women play in the defense of the nation and their contribution to its development, and serves as a center for cultural and educational activities for women in the city. It consists of three floors and 10 exhibition halls, one of which displays the traditional clothes they wear Women in South Vietnam, while another section contains more than a thousand photographs showing their contribution in times of war, including actual combat, and another section presents the struggle of women against French colonial rule and American occupation, and the traditional tools used by Vietnamese rural women are presented. A section with photographs, documents, and letters showing the women of modern Vietnam working as diplomats, politicians, and administrators.