War Remnants Museum Tour Guide in Ho Chi Minh City

Bảo tàng Chứng Tức Chiến Tranh or War Remnants Museum is at the corner of Vo Van Tan street (Võ Văn Tần) and Le Quy Don(Lê Quý Đôn) street. Nearby are Le Quy Don High school and Le Quy Don secondary school. Therefore, many local street food are sold on Le Quy Don sidewalk, right in front of Le Quy Don secondary school. Most of food is for students so it's cheap and tasty. d(^o^)b

I studied in Le Quy Don high school and it's one of the most ancient school in HCMC (over a hundred year old). If you're interested, you can swing by and have a look!

Plus:
Out side of War Remnants Museum are many fake taxi, fake taxi drivers may charge higher cost for travelers. If you want to travel by taxi, I recommend taxi MAI LINH or VINASUN. These taxi have reputation in HCMC.

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The voracious didn't inadvertantly invade Vietnam for nothing, which notions lie behind their act? The barest and ugliest truths shall be unearthed in the War Remnants Museum.
This museum desnudates every smallest, most detailed piece of war in all respect. More than a century of 2 long-lasting wars against the US, France and other malevolent forces with outnumbered army and outmanoeuved technology. We learn war through the casualty and the pain from which millions of Vietnamese suffered and above all that the impregnable determination Vietnamese has forged through thousands of years.
If your hotel is located near this site, we can travel on foot or bus. Otherwise, a trip on motor wouldn't be any less fun haha.
Join me on my tour and we together will learn how Vietnam used to be demlished to ashes and still rise to victory like a dazzling phoenix.
See you soon!

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Where keeps War Remnants in Vietnam years ago. You could be shocked at what you see. The pain, the separation, the fortitude to enemies are what you can see. And the consequence of war is extremely serious. Let's go and see what the war bring to. So don't let the war happens. War is its crime!

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