The Vietnam History Museum is a repository of collectibles dating from prehistoric times until the formation of the Communist Party in 1930, located in a unique pagoda-like building, designed in the neo-Vietnamese style during the colonial era, and divided from the inside into two parts ; The first part consists of halls with exhibits from every period in the history of Vietnam, which is dedicated to the prehistoric period, the reign of King Hung, the Li dynasty, the Tran dynasty, the Lu dynasty, the Tai Son and Nguyen dynasty, while the second part is devoted to the cultures of South Vietnam, the cultures of the Mekong River, Cham art, pottery, pottery and weapons ancient, handicrafts, costumes, utensils and ethnic minority groups in the country.