This museum gave me insight into the lives of Vietnamese women, their traditions and village life that I wouldn't have gotten anywhere else. There's a lot of very dense information and exhibits so thoroughly going through all four floors is really hard. There's an audio guide, free toilets before you enter and sporadically after you enter and an elevator that can assess all floors. I'd recommend the first exhibit floor (marriage and childbirth) and the second floor (women in work). The other floors are good too, but these were most eye opening and had unique insights. Also this museum isn't just for women, men can learn a lot too 😊

A really fantastic museum celebrating the more important half of humanity, in this case Vietnamese women, in terms of their roles during recent 20th century history, their role within extended family structures, as well as being a space to display traditional garments typically worn in rural areas until recently. The thoughtfully curated space over three or four floors is truly magnificent, and is arranged thematically. Historically traditional family structures one floor up, French and U.S imperialism on the second storey, with fashion occupying the third tier up. The displays are in Vietnamese, with flawless translations into two foreign languages, English and French. There is a lot of information to absorb, but an entrance ticket - purchasable on the ground floor, close to the main entrance - is inexpensive, so repeat visits are definitely worthwhile. For a small extra fee you may hire out an audio guide in Vietnamese and English. There are also lockers in the entrance lobby. A gift shop is located on the ground floor selling mainly traditional handicrafts. Reasonably priced of course. The entrance is not wheelchair accessible because of the broad flight of steps from the outer forecourt to the main entrance doors. However, if you can and are willing to risk negotiating this barrier, then there are lifts to the different floors. But overall the multiple flights of stairs are shallow and can be taken two at a time. I would suggest dedicating two and a half hours if you’re only intending to visit once, without the assistance of an audio guide.

One of the best museums I've seen lately! Definitely get the audio guide! I believe every country should have a Women Museum. If you want to really understand culture and history of a place, discover it through the historical and contemporary life of women. Highly recommended!!!

The museum is specialized in all about Vietnamese woman. I went there afternoon so the premise was pretty quiet. There are multi floors and each layer has a concept such as marriage,motherhood,wartime and fashion etc. It took 2hrs to look around all the stuff in the museum. Overall, it was great to learn many different aspects of Vietnamese women and background cultures. 40K for entrance, definitely worth it.

Great museum which you should not miss! Very interesting to learn more about the role of Vietnamese women in the present and past. A lot to see and a lot to read also. English translations are available everywhere so that’s fantastic. Do not miss!

It's a great exposition to the history of Vietnam. You also learn about the diversity of Vietnamese society and the many ethnic groups. The women's museum was a good entry to understand the history, family life, marriage, goddesses and so on. Pretty courageous to put women and their oppression in society in a museum. Many countries would hide this. Worth a visit.

This museum is extremely well done. It shows the history of women in Vietnam, including marriage practices, their role in the war(s), fashion, and home life. There is also an art exhibit on the top floor that I believe rotates. There are features throughout the museum highlighting Vietnam women who have achieved greatness. If you have time, this is a spot to see.

Good Museum to realize Vietnam culture from marriage , birth of baby, raise the children that the role and responsibility of Vietnam women playing in the society. Also, the history of women involved in the age of revolution. Nice place to learn more Vietnam.

Incredibly interesting and eye opening museum, each section is dedicated to a subject and then within that section you can find the differences in the ethnic groups traditions. So much to read and you can easily spend 3 hours here if you want to see everything. The gift shop is good too

Such an educational and mind opening museum to attend for 80,000 VND per person. The museum is made up of several floors and has quite an extensive amount of artifacts, information, and very well informed and organized!

Such a novel experience to go to a museum that celebrates women. I really enjoyed it. Of course, it could have been more detailed, but I liked that it gave a fairly unbiased and neutral account of women’s lives. It wasn’t politicised or preachy. We enjoyed the documentary about street vendors and took home a copy of the DVD as a souvenir.

A must go on all fronts, I’ll spare the details and just encourage everyone to go immediately. Take the time to soak it all in, there is so much to see and experience that it weighs heavy on the heart and mind. An absolutely beautiful display in every sense of the word!

Really great museum. As a US citizen, I am grateful for the opportunity to learn about the many women that contributed to the war effort. I would recommend spending at least two hours here.

This is a must-do in Hanoi. Well thought out, highly educational, at a bargain for what you get. Three floors of women's history and influence on the country. Highly, highly recommend and get the audio tour as well (you'll need an entrance ticket and then an additional fee for the audio tour). Allot 2-3 hours.

Nice museum to avoid the cold outside! If you take the audio guide, you'll probably need more than 3 hours to listen to it all : I recommend choosing your subjects of interest and not trying to listen to absolutely everything. Save energy to spend time in the "women in war" section, which contains lots of stories

Really enjoyed this museum experience. My favorite areas were on the first floor - marriage, childbirth, and living life. The wartime floor was also enlightening with many women’s stories told through the audio guide. 40k entrance and 40k for the audioguide, which I found to be very useful to go in depth. Spent about 3 hours total.

I really had a great time exploring the museum! As someone who has a limited knowledge of Vietnam's history, I was able to get a glimpse of its story and culture through the lens of women of Vietnam. I really appreciate how they celebrate and give importance to women. Highly educational and a must-visit in Hanoi!

(Translated by Google) It turns out the Vietnam Women's Museum is a very good museum. Normally, I always refer to the Museum of Ethnology as one of the rare and interesting museums in Vietnam without the need for a thematic exhibition. But it turned out to be very wrong, BTPNVN is also extremely great. Women's Museum, obviously, talking about Women, is designed according to a woman's life story, starting with marriage, childbirth, childcare, daily life ... diverse ethnic groups and fighting history haha ​​(I don't like this floor very much, even though I'm red and really like to use it). In the photo, there is a Chinese wedding dress. The problem is, when looking at this floor, I am amazed at the cultural diversity: matriarchal, paternal, there are wedding clothes blue, gray, red, even white, as red as the Chinese. and also the Vietnamese ao dai (Kinh) married in the 2000s. After watching, I like to be the Xing mun ethnic group. When I get married, the groom comes to stay for 8-9 years, it can be understood that when I come to report the love of my wife's family, when I get married the second time, I bring money to compensate for the cost of supporting her strawberry After that, I brought my wife and children to my husband's house Fair, reasonable vailon :) There is also a primitive pre-marital contract written by the village elder and the red sign of the Ede-hue people with a little law in their body but still a little bit of the pass, after fighting the mud, he signed the contract. Pre-marriage no, my civilization is truly civilized, not flattering huhu. There is a display about the Mother's worship. This booth is very good, enough from the mother altar, the maid uniforms, bustling music, there is a movie room but too late I can't go to see, a bit sorry 😥 (Original) Hóa ra Bảo tàng Phụ nữ Việt Nam lại là một bảo tàng rất hay. Bình thường mình luôn chỉ nhắc đến Bảo tàng Dân tộc học như một trong số những bảo tàng hiếm hoi thú vị tại Việt Nam mà không cần đến triển lãm chuyên đề. Nhưng hóa ra rất nhầm, BTPNVN cũng vô cùng tuyệt vời. Bảo tàng Phụ nữ, thì rõ, nói về Phụ nữ, được thiết kế theo chuyện đời người phụ nữ, bắt đầu bằng hôn nhân, sinh đẻ, chăm con, đời sống thường nhật... "Việt Nam" hiện lên qua sự đa dạng các dân tộc và lịch sử chiến đấu haha (không thích tầng này lắm, dù mình đỏ và rất thích sử nhé). Trong ảnh có bộ đồ cưới của dân tộc Hoa. Vấn đề là, khi xem tầng này, mình bất ngờ trước sự đa dạng văn hóa: có mẫu hệ, phụ hệ, có những bộ quần áo cưới màu xanh xám, xanh chỉ đỏ, thậm chí trắng, đỏ rực như của người Hoa và cả áo dài cưới người Việt (Kinh) những năm 2000s. Xem xong thấy thích làm dân tộc Xing mun, khi lấy vợ, chú rể đến ở rể 8- 9 năm, có thể hiểu là đến báo hiếu nhà đẻ vợ, cưới lần 2 thì mang tiền đến coi như bù cho chi phí nuôi cô dâu bao năm. Sau đó mới mang vợ, con về nhà chồng. Công bằng, hợp lý vailon :) Có cả Hợp đồng tiền hôn nhân phiên bản sơ khai viết bởi già làng và điềm chỉ đỏ chót của người Ê đê hê hê hê có tí luật lá trong người mà vẫn hơi ren rén đèo biết sau chống lầy có gạ được ổng ký hợp đồng tiền hôn nhân không, văn minh của tôi đúng là văn minh không hề týp phờ nờ huhu. Có một gian trưng bày về tín ngưỡng thờ Mẫu. Gian này đỉnh lắm, đủ cả từ ban thờ mẫu, các bộ đồ hầu đồng, ca nhạc linh đình rộn ràng, có cả phòng phim mà muộn quá mình không vào xem được, hơi tiếc 😥

(Translated by Google) The Vietnam Women's Museum was established in 1987 under the Vietnam Women's Union with the function of studying, preserving, displaying intangible cultural and historical relics of Vietnamese women. Nam. [1] Since its inauguration in 1995, the Vietnam Women's Museum has successfully exhibited numerous exhibitions serving hundreds of thousands of domestic and international visitors each year. The Museum has also developed a collection of over 25,000 artifacts related to Vietnamese women. [2] By the end of 2010, the Vietnam Women's Museum reopened its regular display system after four years of closure, upgrading and revising with three themes: women in the family, women in history and women's fashion. The main building of the museum is divided into four areas including regular exhibitions, special exhibitions, discovery rooms, and souvenir shops. The exhibition is held near the main building. (Original) Bảo tàng Phụ nữ Việt Nam được thành lập năm 1987, trực thuộc Hội LHPN Việt Nam với chức năng nghiên cứu, lưu giữ bảo quản, trưng bày những di sản vật thể, phi vật thể về lịch sử, văn hóa của phụ nữ Việt Nam.[1] Từ khi khánh thành năm 1995, Bảo tàng Phụ nữ Việt Nam đã trưng bày thành công rất nhiều triển lãm phục vụ hàng trăm nghìn khách trong nước và quốc tế mỗi năm. Bảo tàng cũng đã phát triển một bộ sưu tập hơn 25.000 tài liệu hiện vật liên quan đến phụ nữ Việt Nam.[2] Cuối năm 2010, Bảo tàng Phụ nữ Việt Nam mở cửa trở lại hệ thống trưng bày thường xuyên sau 4 năm đóng cửa nâng cấp, chỉnh lý với 3 chủ đề: phụ nữ trong gia đình, phụ nữ trong lịch sử và thời trang nữ Tòa nhà chính của bảo tàng được chia thành bốn khu vực bao gồm trưng bày thường xuyên, trưng bày chuyên đề, phòng khám phá, và cửa hàng lưu niệm. Trưng bày chuyên đề được tổ chức gần khu vực tòa nhà chính.

(Translated by Google) Many interesting information about women in life and work Price 40k more expensive than other museums 30k (Original) Nhiều thông tin thú vị về người phụ nữ trong đời sống và lao động Giá 40k mắc hơn những bảo tàng khác 30k

(Translated by Google) © The museum was built to honor Vietnamese women. ✓ The main building of the Vietnam Women's Museum is divided into 4 areas including: regular display area, thematic gallery, exploring room and souvenir shop. ✓ Opening hours: 8am - 5pm everyday from Monday to Sunday. ✓ Bus to museum: 08A, 08B, 45, 49. (Original) © Bảo tàng được xây dựng nhằm tôn vinh phụ nữ Việt Nam. ✓ Tòa nhà chính của bảo tàng Phụ Nữ Việt Nam được chia thành 4 khu vực bao gồm: khu trưng bày thường xuyên, khu trưng bày chuyên đề, phòng khám phá và cửa hàng lưu niệm. ✓ Giờ mở cửa : 8h - 17h hàng ngày từ thứ Hai đến Chủ nhật. ✓ Xe buýt tới bảo tàng : 08A, 08B, 45, 49.

A really nice museum ! The museum is divided into sections so you learn about the different aspects of Viet women's lives through history. Marriage, family, their role in the war, fashion... I'm sure I'm missing some others :) I really appreciated the audio tour. From the very beginning while talking about the gold statue at the entrance I felt drawn in and emotionally moved. The fashions on display are really beautiful and interesting. There are also quite a lot of videos you can sit down and watch. The one about street vendors really got to me. You should take the time to watch it and learn more about the women who inhabit and support this beautiful country :)

Not a must, but if you are in Hanoi for a while and have spare time it's a good place to visit. Interesting information about vietnamese women in history, although some parts of the exhibition are very depressing :( Vietnam has been (and still is) a sexist country, and sadly women don't have any power, sometimes they don't mean anything! They have to take care of everything, be available 24/7 for the family, they take care of the house, cook, clean, raise the children, AND work! While men just have to work, provide economically for the family. After living in Vietnam for a while I can firmly say that here men are much more respected than women. Sad to say, I am grateful I wasn't born in this close minded country. Freedom seems like a utopia.

Could be so much better particularly the poor hospitality. Everyone on their phones ignoring visitors. After nearly 3 years of seeing I don’t feel bad saying it’s tiresome! The whole place is dated with zero interactivity just lots of videos. The best part are the textiles shown here.

Traveled all over the world and finally have come to a museum about the importance of women! This museum is designed well and curated properly. The story telling is really good. I suggest getting the audio guide for a couple dollars more. It’s worth it. There is a lot to see and it really shows you the strength of women in general and specifically in Vietnam.

A very detailed history of the life and culture of the Vietnamese people which included their dating and marriage rituals; Life in different parts of the country; Occupations that women generally engage in and the role of women in the civil rights struggle of the 1970s. Also had a really large souvenir shop with beautiful postcards. (Everything else was available at any souvenir shop in Hanoi at a cheaper rate)

For me was a bit boring, I think I was expecting something different. There is too much detail on some things. I believe you should go and see! I took the audio guide and there are some interesting stories. Maybe it’s just me that is not a fan of this type of museums.

We spent 1.5-2 hours walking around the several floors and exhibits and enjoyed every moment of it. It was fascinating and added to the massive respect we already had for Vietnamese women. You don't have to spend much time in Vietnam before witnessing first hand how hard working and important they are to their families.

It's worth to visit especially ,the hottest day time(12~3pm). I checked vietnamese women'life through pictures,real items,video clips . During day time, you can get educational knowledge and relaxing time in the cooling condition. Entrance fee is 40000d.

The museum is located in the city center, 15 minutes walking distance from the old quarter and near the Indian embassy. The Museum is dedicated to the struggles, life, marriage, love, and dedication of every Vietnamese woman for their nation, family, God, and themselves. It has four stories highlighting the different roles of women in Vietnam. The ticket price is approximately 40k vnd.

A place for someone who wants to know more about history especially Vietnamese woman in the past. However it’s quite hot and dark inside if visit in hot weather, facilities are a bit old. The floor of fashion needs to be updated more.

40k entry fee for those price conscious visitors. This place is generally quite an interesting visit. There’s a few floors with varying subjects on women in Vietnam and you’ll spend an hour reading the information. The building itself looks like it was built and then neglected. Lights off in many parts make it feel quite dull. The main atrium that the showcases wrap around has some nice lanterns that span 4 floors but the lights are all off. The fountain in front of the building is off. Not to mention the many open wires, inoperable AC units and damp walls. I’d suggest the people running this joint replace the lights with efficient LEDs so they don’t have to worry about the power bill so the place can feel like it’s open.

Museum was relatively small not much to see but for 40k. Museum souvenir shop got quite some fascinating items to consider, however. We went into the contemporary light exhibition right outside of the museum. It's located in a tiny tent, steamy hot and packed for 2 minute show. A coordinator will help out in case you have any questions. 5k for bikes to park.

The museum has multiple levels and covers everything from the role of women working, family roles, marriage traditions, women's health, beauty standards, and faith/religion. It was 40k per person. Our 8 year old got in free. There were lockers for our backpacks, which was great as we were headed to the airport right after. We didn't get the audio guide. I think to get more from your experience you would want to get audio guide.

A great museum in Hanoi. This museum focuses on women in Vietnam which is interesting and amazing. You can learn how women have been living in Vietnam from the time of the war to now. You’d be surprised how strong they are!

Really well put together museum showcasing the day to day lives of women in Vietnam. Also considers the different variations across the country. I particularly appreciated the section dedicated to the women who played pivotal roles in the countries wars.

Very beautiful and interesting exhibition. Totally worth the visit. If you love textiles it’s the place to visit in Hanoi.

Museum admission is 40K Dong and audio guide is an additional 40K, cash only. I do recommend getting the audio guide as it gives you additional context about the items in the exhibit, though there are English and French descriptions as well. The first and second floors highlight the lives of women in different ethnic groups and include topics like marriage, childbirth, and agricultural work. The upper floors are supposed to feature the history of revolutionary women during wartime and traditional women's clothing, but the stairways appeared to be roped off. There's a gift shop in the lobby that features handicrafts made from traditional fabrics and materials. A lot of the items didn't have prices displayed, but I think this would be a good place to souvenir shop and support the museum.

Interesting place to pass a few hours away. 30k VND is great value. We learnt quite a bit whilst we were here as there are plenty of sections with English translations to read.

Good place to get to know women role in Vietnam from birth marrienge fashion and during revolution

Very interesting and informative. Could have easily spent all day there. Discusses marriage rituals, farming, family life, and women’s role in war

The women's museum was a great overview of life in Vietnam for women. It also celebrates their contributions to Vietnam. It was great

This museum is the first one to have a modern design of mosaic-ish colored glass windows... very educational and different from the traditional kind of museums in Hanoi

Take a look

Can recommend it.

(Translated by Google) This is one of the most attractive museums of Hanoi. (Original) Đây là 1 trong những bảo tàng hấp dẫn khách du lịch của Hà Nội.

(Translated by Google) I will say in a concise, unwritten, no-verbose, no historical way. This is a good place for tourists to learn about Vietnamese women. (Original) Tôi sẽ nói 1 cách ngắn gọn không văn vẻ , không dài dòng , không lịch sử. Đây là 1 địa điểm tốt để du khách có thể tìm hiểu về phụ nữ Việt Nam.

(Translated by Google) Honor women (Original) Tôn vinh phụ nữ

(Translated by Google) Cute staff (Original) Nhân viên dễ thương

To understand how gorgeous Vietnames Women is

Great

(Translated by Google) Where to learn some refresher classes (Original) Nơi học của một số lớp bồi dưỡng

(Translated by Google) 5 stars (Original) 5 sao

(Translated by Google) VERY NICE AO DAI VIETNAMESE (Original) VERY NICE AO DAI VIETNAMESE

I think the Vietnamese Ao Dai is very beautiful

Nice

(Translated by Google) Good place to visit (Original) Địa điểm tham quan về giới hay

(Translated by Google) I visited several times. There is a souvenir shop on the ground floor, and there are also government propaganda posters, etc. If you pay the fee and go upstairs, you can see the culture and history of Vietnamese women's marriage, childbirth, funeral, etc. in an easy-to-understand manner. There are explanations in Vietnamese, English, etc., but there is no Japanese, but they appeal visually. The costumes of ethnic minorities and the exhibition of many Ao Dai are also interesting. Is it about 20 minutes in a hurry? Content that conveys the strength and kindness of Vietnamese women. I think it's a place you can visit and enjoy regardless of gender. There is also a cafe, which is great because you are tired. There are also delicious juice shops and cafes around here, so I recommend that as well. (Original) 数回訪問しました。 グランドフロアにお土産物店があり政府のプロパガンダ的なポスターなどもあり、充実しています。 料金を支払い上の階に行くと、ベトナムの女性の結婚、出産、葬祭などの文化や歴史が分かりやすく展示してあります。ベトナム語、英語などの解説はありますが日本語はありませんが、視覚で訴えてきます。 少数民族の衣装や沢山のアオザイの展示も興味深い。 急いで廻って20分くらいか。ベトナム女性の強さや優しさが伝わってくる内容。 性別関係無く訪れて楽しめる場所だと思います。 カフェも併設されていて疲れたからだに最高。 この周辺にも美味しいジュース屋さんやカフェもあるのでそちらもお勧めです。

(Translated by Google) One of the most interesting museums in Hanoi. We have really enjoyed! warmly recommended (Original) אחד המוזיאונים המעניינים ביותר בהאנוי. נהנינו מאוד! מומלץ בחום

(Translated by Google) For a meaningful program, for a peaceful home for women and children (Original) Vì một chương trình ý nghĩa, vì nhà Bình yên cho phụ nữ và trẻ em

(Translated by Google) Spacious clean and beautiful (Original) Rộng rãi sạch đẹp

(Translated by Google) Thanks to the audio guide, I was able to see it properly. The exhibits were great, and there were a lot of various items to the museum shop. The entrance fee was 40,000 dong and the audio was 40,000 dong. It took more than 2 hours to view the whole. (Original) 오디오 가이드 덕분에 정말 제대로 관람할 수 있었네요 전시도 좋았고 뮤지엄샵까지 다양한 물품이 많아 정말 좋았어요 입장료 4만동 오디오 4만동이었구요 전체 관람하는데 2시간 이상 걸렸어요

(Translated by Google) Vietnamese women also manage difficult lives. They are very independent and self-sufficient (Original) Vietnamské ženy zvládají i těžký život. Jsou velmi samostatné a soběstačné

(Translated by Google) Vietnam Women's Museum is located at 36 Ly Thuong Kiet Street, Hang Bai Ward, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi City, near the center of Hoan Kiem Lake and the old quarter. This museum is dedicated to Vietnamese women. The museum has been open to the public since 1995 and revamped the regular display system from 2006 to 2010 to honor Vietnamese women. In addition to the regular display system, the museum also organizes many thematic exhibitions with a new approach to social anthropology, reflecting the development and change of contemporary society by to many different target groups, especially disadvantaged and disadvantaged women and children. (Original) Bảo tàng Phụ nữ Việt Nam nằm ở số 36 phố Lý Thường Kiệt, phường Hàng Bài, quận Hoàn Kiếm, thành phố Hà Nội, gần trung tâm hồ Hoàn Kiếm và khu phố cổ. Bảo tàng này được dành riêng cho phụ nữ Việt Nam. Bảo tàng mở cửa phục vụ công chúng từ năm 1995 và chỉnh sửa lại hệ thống trưng bày thường xuyên từ 2006 - 2010 nhằm tôn vinh phụ nữ Việt Nam. Bên cạnh hệ thống trưng bày thường xuyên, Bảo tàng còn tổ chức nhiều cuộc trưng bày chuyên đề với phương pháp tiếp cận mới là nhân học xã hội, phản ánh sự phát triển và thay đổi của xã hội đương đại bằng các dự án hướng tới nhiều nhóm đối tượng khác nhau, đặc biệt là những phụ nữ, trẻ em bị thiệt thòi, yếu thế.

(Translated by Google) It is the place to honor Vietnamese women (Original) Là nơi Tôn vinh phụ nử việt nam

(Translated by Google) Very interesting to understand the role of women in Vietnamese society. Ideal before starting the visit of the country. We get to know the different minorities who live in Vietnam and their customs. (Original) Très intéressant pour comprendre le rôle de la femme dans la société vietnamienne. Idéal avant de commencer la visite du pays. On apprend à connaître les différentes minorités qui vivent au Vietnam et leurs coutumes.

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Fascinating-leave yourself plenty of time as a lot to see

(Translated by Google) Vietnam Women's Museum was established in 1987 under the Vietnam Women's Union. The person laying the foundation for the establishment of the Vietnam Women's Museum is Ms. Nguyen Thi Dinh, former Vice Chairman of the State Council of Vietnam, former President of the Vietnam Women's Union. Vietnam Women's Museum was born to keep documents, memorabilia, evidence ... of the historical period with the desire to educate the next generation. The Vietnam Women's Museum project is seen as a promise to women nationwide by Ms. Nguyen Thi Dinh. The museum is located in the center of the capital, near Hoan Kiem Lake and Hanoi Old Quarter. The museum is located on Ly Thuong Kiet Street, this is the most beautiful and ancient street in Hanoi, with many ancient French architectural works. (Original) Bảo tàng Phụ nữ Việt Nam được thành lập vào năm 1987, thuộc Hội Liên hiệp Phụ nữ Việt Nam. Người đặt nền móng cho sự ra đời của Bảo tàng Phụ nữ Việt Nam là bà Nguyễn Thị Định, nguyên Phó Chủ tịch Hội đồng Nhà nước Việt Nam, nguyên chủ tịch Hội Liên hiệp Phụ nữ Việt Nam. Bảo tàng Phụ nữ Việt Nam ra đời để lưu giữ những tài liệu, kỷ vật, chứng tích… của thời kỳ lịch sử với mong muốn giáo dục cho thế hệ con cháu sau này. Công trình Bảo tàng Phụ nữ Việt Nam được xem như lời hứa với phụ nữ cả nước của bà Nguyễn Thị Định. Bảo tàng nằm ở trung tâm thủ đô, gần hồ Hoàn Kiếm và khu phố cổ Hà Nội. Bảo tàng toạ lạc trên phố Lý Thuờng Kiệt, đây là con phố đẹp, cổ kính bậc nhất Hà Nội, với nhiều công trình kiến trúc kiểu Pháp cổ.

(Translated by Google) Vietnam's female minorities and revolutionary women's artifacts are on display, but the overall composition is unfortunate. (Original) 베트남 여성 소수민족의 모습과 혁명기 여성의 유물이 전시되어 있으나 전체적으로 구성이 아쉽다

(Translated by Google) Standard address (Original) Địa chỉ chuẩn

good

(Translated by Google) Understand more about women (Original) Hiểu thêm về phụ nữ

(Translated by Google) Free then go (Original) Rảnh thì đi

(Translated by Google) because it's cool =)))) (Original) vì nó hay ho=))))

(Translated by Google) A guide is needed to convey the emotions to visitors (Original) Cần có hướng dẫn viên để truyền tải cảm xúc cho người tham quan

(Translated by Google) Honoring the woman (Original) Tôn vinh người phụ nữ

Very educational, learning about the history of Vietnamese women and how they lived. Nice artifacts and English translations too.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Rất đẹp

Bảo tàng được đầu tư, liên tục có sự kiện, triển lãm, là bảo tàng phụ nữ nhưng mà cả nam và nữ đều nên đi nhé :))))))

(Translated by Google) Pretty!!! (Original) Đẹp!!!

good

(Translated by Google) The lady at the reception is very kind. On the 5th floor, there is a Sogetsu style flower arrangement class and a clothing store with a high Vietnamese taste. (Original) 受付の女性がとても親切です。5Fに草月流生け花教室、ベトナム的センスの高い洋服屋さんがあります。

(Translated by Google) Very interesting (Original) Rất hay ho

(Translated by Google) Display "Truong Son pride" to honor contributions and sacrifices on Truong Son route, and at the same time show the principle of "Drink water, remember its source", sharing with the pain behind the war to add peace pacify and preserve national independence. (Original) Trưng bày “Kiêu hãnh trường sơn" nhằm tôn vinh những đóng góp, hi sinh trên tuyến đường Trường Sơn, đồng thời thể hiện đạo lý “Uống nước nhớ nguồn”, chia sẻ với những nỗi đau phía sau cuộc chiến để thêm yêu hòa bình và gìn giữ nền độc lập dân tộc.

(Translated by Google) It is a place where you can see the lives of Vietnamese women. You may be disappointed if you look forward to a more colorful and interactive exhibition with a calming feeling. In particular, the exhibition hall with the theme of shamanism may be a little surprised when entering due to the atmosphere. (Original) 베트남 여성들의 살아온 모습을 흘려볼 수 있는 곳입니다 차분한 느낌의 전시관으로 조금 화려하고 인터액티브한 간람을 기대하시면 실망하실 수 있습니다 특히, 샤머니즘을 주제한 전시관은 분위기상 입장시 조금 놀랄 수 참고하세요

Great place! Audio guide, wheelchairs and lockers available.

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Tuyệt vời

(Translated by Google) The country is very far from Benin !!! (Original) Le pays est très loin du Bénin !!!

(Translated by Google) Useful place should visit kji to Hanoi. (Original) Địa điểm bổ ích nên thăm kji đến Hà Nội.

not as interesting as expected, just the part of minority habits and works was great.

(Translated by Google) The content is a turnip with the Vietnam Folklore Museum. It is enough to go to the Folklore Museum. (Original) 内容がベトナム民俗学博物館とカブる。 民俗学博物館に行けば十分。

I like it 😍😍

(Translated by Google) The museum displays details about Vietnamese women. With 3 main themes: women in the family, women in history, women's fashion. Coming here, we can know a lot of cultural knowledge of different ethnic groups, about Vietnamese women from time to time. There is also a topic on Motherhood. Artifacts on display a lot. There is a souvenir shop and an experience area for children on the 1st floor so you can bring your baby. A very rewarding place. (Original) Bảo tàng trưng bày chi tiết về phụ nữ Việt Nam. Với 3 chủ đề chính: phụ nữ trong gia đình, phụ nữ trong lịch sử, thời trang phụ nữ. Tới đây có thể biết rất nhiều kiến thức về văn hóa của các dân tộc, về người phụ nữ nữ Việt qua các thời kỳ. Ngoài ra có một chuyên đề về đạo Mẫu. Hiện vật trưng bày rất nhiều. Ở đây có 1 shop lưu niệm và khu trải nghiệm cho trẻ em ở tầng 1 nên có thể đưa bé đến. Một nơi rất bổ ích.

(Translated by Google) Visit the book fair but have not had the opportunity to go to the museum 🙄 (Original) Ghé vào hội chợ sách chứ chưa có dịp vào bảo tàng 🙄

Ok

(Translated by Google) I felt a lot of emotions... I was particularly impressed with the collection of photos of the grandmothers' faces, and you can see ethnic costumes from all over the country. A must-see when visiting Hanoi. I recommend it! (Original) 많은 감정을 느꼈어요... 특히 할머니들의 얼굴 사진을 모아둔 곳이 인상깊었고 전국 각지의 소수민족 의상도 볼 수 있어요. 하노이에 방문하면 꼭 관람해 보세요. 추천합니다!

(Translated by Google) Clean. Cheap books, many good books, each crime I can't afford (Original) Sạch đẹp. Sách rẻ, nhiều loại sách tốt, mỗi tội mình k có tiền mua.

Many things to see. Nice place.

(Translated by Google) The modern museum has a permanent collection that introduces the history, culture and fashion of Vietnamese women. (Original) Bảo tàng hiện đại có bộ sưu tập cố định giới thiệu về lịch sử, văn hóa và thời trang của phụ nữ Việt Nam.

(Translated by Google) It was a place where Vietnam can glimpse respect for women. Rather than content The fact that there is a women's museum awesome!!! (Original) 베트남이 여성이 대한 존경심을 엿볼수 있는 공간이였습니다 내용보다는 여성박물관이 있다는 자체가 멋지네요!!!

Good place to visit

Worth visiting! This is one of my favourite museums in Hanoi. The audioguide is super helpful. Staff are friendly and nice. Simply love it! colorful, fabulous, and informative

Very interesting. Women's traditional dresses in different parts of Vietnam. I was fascinated by some displays about women giving birth in the old times.

Really lovely museum tucked in a side square. Small cost for entry but so worth it. The museum follows all aspect of the women’s lives from birth, traditions, religion, work, and war time information etc. The information is in Vietnamese, french and English. I have huge respect for the Vietnamese women, they’re so awesome. The museum has fans but not so much air con. Walk at a slow pace. Benches available and your headsets. There are toilets as well. Small gift shop selling handmade goods.

Interesting museum. Provided really fascinating insights into life for everyday women in Vietnam. I found the sections on street vendors and ethnic minorities particularly interesting. More work could perhaps be done to structure/signpost the different elements of the museum but it is still worth having a look if you are interested in how Vietnamese families have lived throughout history. There's also great information concerning the role played by women in the revolutionary campaigns of North Vietnam.

Cost 30,000 per person. There are 3 floors to tour with English explanations, 0.5 - 2 hours long. Two hours is for really getting in to every detail and thinking about it. I would say it is worth stopping by to see and feel the enormous power of Vietnamese woman, who have an active role in the modern history of the country.

Such an amazing place to visit. You need to spend there minimum 3 hours to see and understand all exhibition. It truly moved me. I bought a ticket with audio guide and didn't regret.

Nice to visit if you have the time but I wouldn't go out of the way just to see this place. Still, some fascinating exhibits and stories told. The costumes in particular were stellar.

Beautiful place. The audio guide includes interesting unwritten stories.

If you want to know how Vietnamese women play a role in Vietnamese culture go to this place. I used to think Vietnamese culture is mostly monolithic but this museum taught me how traditions like weddings and marriages vary from tribe to tribe. One surprising fact is, some tribes are matriarchal where children get mothers last name and after wedding the groom leaves to live with his wife’s family. There touching love stories during the war that will move you.

The women's museum was a wonderful cultural experience, we learned a lot about the traditions of various tribes and women through history while learning a lot about Vietnam itself. The audio guide is worth the extra cost, as it has lots of additional information and stories that are very interesting to hear. In total we paid 80K per person - amazing value for money. We spent about 2 hours in the mueseum on a rainy day, would definitely recommend going here.

Where we get the knowledge about Vietnamese women in participating in development of motherland. In 2019 me and my wife and kids visit this museum.

Thoroughly enjoyed. Favorite spaces were the war and fashion sections. Spent a couple hours and really glad I put this on my agenda.

We had a day in Hanoi before our flight and spent it walking around the old quarter and going to the museum. The museum itself was great! There is a lot of interesting information and taking the audio guide is highly recommend. There is air-conditioning and fans in the museum but it is still a little hot, and there aren't many benches to sit on so most of the time you need to stand and walk around. Tickets are 40,000 per person Audio guide is an additional 40,000. We spent there a couple of hours and didn't have time to listen to the whole audio and see everything.

Visited impulsively as we were walking past it and had some time to burn before checking into hotel. Super interesting and well worth a visit, very informative and covers a wide arrange of information: history of various regions within Vietnam, agriculture & market economies, military history and fashion - all through the perspective of women in Vietnam. Cheap tickets and well maintained, lots of English descriptions on signs and subtitles on video footage.

It's nice seeing that Vietnam gives women the appropriate recognition for their contributions 👏👏

It is quite interesting to see a museum that dedicates specially for women. It covers social, religious, cultural, and even political aspects about how important women are and their contributions. Quite a big part of it talks about the minorities instead of the Kinh. The price of entrance ticket is affordable. But it is quite warm inside. I did not see any of the air-conditioner was switched on.

Worth the entrance fee 😊 we spent about an hour here. No need to buy tickets in advance as it was almost empty. Bit dusty and cold but was nice to see the displays and learn about the history and culture of Vietnam and women's role in society here.

Great source of information on the Culture, War History and Tradition of Vietnamese Women. Compact museum that you can either breeze through or spent hours absorbing the many informative exhibits, videos and photographs of women and their stories. 1st floor covers marriage and birthing customs of a select few ethnic communities. 2nd floor focuses on family life and Mother Goddess. Third floor offers sobering stories of women and their participation in the war effort. The final floor features the clothing and jewelry of a few ethnic communities - with tantalizing glimpse of differing ideas of "beauty". The audio guide enhances the experience. It offers more than the written information on the exhibits.

Sights @ Vietnamese Women's Museum. . The Vietnamese Women's Museum highlights and celebrates the many contributions of Vietnamese women, not just those of renown, but the love, sacrifice, and quiet everyday deeds as well. . There are 3 main galleries - Women in Family, Women in History, and Women's Fashion. The History gallery was informative, showcasing the stories and actions taken by Women in shaping Modern Vietnam. . The Fashion gallery has the most interesting exhibits, with traditional costumes and insights into their making. . Audio guides are a must for the optimal experience, as the displays are largely static. The place is also a little dusty, so a mask is recommended.

We checked this museum out during a recent trip and local public holiday, so it was a bit busy. It was still enjoyable and very interesting. I always enjoy the different perspectives each country provides to their history and story of how they got to today. The story they share about women and their influence, contributions and leadership throughout Vietnam was fascinating. There are a few floors to explore with a variety of displays, cultural background and history they highlight. I think the most interesting to learn about were the contributions women have made in Vietnam's politics and fight for independence. Definitely worth a visit.

The free exhibition “Walking through a songline” was a nice visual experience, although it’s a bit short. In the morning there were groups of children from a local kindergarten joining us. Entrance to the museum is 40k. The museum shop has some nice souvenirs for sale.

Absolutely brilliant museum recognising the role of women in Vietnams history over time. Covers cultural and historical factors from marriage and birth customs to their roles and experiences in war as soldiers and spies. Additionally the photo exhibit showcasing the contemporary context and experiences of women in Hanoi was fascinating

While the focus is on women's contribution to Vietnamese society historically, this museum provides a rich insight into the diversity of culture and traditions in Vietnam, the human struggle for survival and freedom through successive wars, and the resilience of a great nation to rise above strife. This is done through the perspective of the great women who were essential to and at the core of the development of the nation.