Air Force and Air Defence Museum

The Vietnam Air Force Museum is also a good place to understand military equipment. There are quite a lot of things in the museum. The local environment is also quite fun. You can learn about some good local things.

The Vietnam Air Force Museum is very large. It has a large collection of air force equipment. Many military equipment are of historical value. The weapons and equipment here are left over from the war, and the aircraft, tanks and artillery are very meaningful.

Aviation enthusiasts visit good places, the main building closes at lunchtime. There were many models of military aircraft for sale in the museum store at the entrance, where I was. There are many well-preserved fighter wreckage, several layers of aviation history and cultural relics, mainly related to the history of the downed American aircraft.

I just my first time on this i so happpy

It was fun to visit the museum, but half the information wasn't written in English, so something was missed. There are lots of old cool fighting planes to see, but some are too repetitive...because it was a taxi, we found it instead of asking for directions, so it was a bit hard to find here. The museum is quite small, so it doesn’t take long to finish...if you’re not sure to go, there’s a military museum elsewhere. At first we thought it would be fun, but found it boring. I don't know why there are so many good reviews, because I think there is really nothing to see here, and all that can be seen is some publicity. Personally, if you really have nowhere else to go, come here.

The Vietnam Air Force Museum shows many of the Vietnamese People's Army's former air force equipment. It can see MiG 17, MiG 18 fighter planes, Bell UH-1H light transport helicopter and Mi 6 transport aircraft, etc. It can also learn about some Air Force combat processes during the U.S. -Vietnam War.