Open free of charge, Vietnam Museum of Nature is crowded with visitors

According to the reporter's records, on the days the Museum of Nature is open to visitors (from Thursday to Sunday every week), the number of visitors to the museum reaches thousands of people.

During the weekend, the museum is always packed with people. Because the exhibition area is quite small, only 300 square meters, and the walkways are not too wide, visitors have a hard time moving around.

Explaining the attraction of the Vietnam Museum of Nature, visitors said that partly because the museum displays many interesting and vivid specimens, which children find interesting; partly because the museum is free of charge, it also attracts more families to bring their children to visit.

Ms. My Hanh (Dong Da, Hanoi) said that due to the small area, the total time her family spent visiting only took about 30 minutes. The number of visitors was too large so it was a bit noisy, but in return, the specimens were arranged very scientifically and beautifully, and the children were also very curious and excited during the visit.

The museum is currently displaying nearly 1,400 specimens that outline the history of life over 3.6 billion years of many species. In addition to sightseeing, children can also experience many other interesting activities such as 3D movies, handicrafts, etc.

The Vietnam Museum of Nature is open free of charge to visitors from Thursday to Sunday from 8:30 am to 11:00 am and from 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm. Every Tuesday and Wednesday, the museum is reserved for groups of students or research groups that have registered in advance with the Museum Management Board.

According to Vietnamnet