With flexibilities in preserving heritage in recent years, the Museum of Hoa Binh province has contributed to preserving and promoting the diverse historical and cultural values of the ethnic minority groups in the province.
An exhibition
organised by the Hoa Binh Museum promotes local cultral heritage to domestic
and international visitors.
Located next to the provincial culture centre,
the museum arranges an exhibition area on the first floor, making it convenient
for residents and tourists to visit and learn.
Dinh Xuan Hau, who was born and grown up in Hoa
Binh city and currently lives in Hanoi, said that when he visits the museum, he
is impressed by the artifacts and documents displayed there such as ceramics
items, Muong gongs, and bronze drums. They are arranged reasonably, which is
convenient for people to follow.
Nguyen Thi Hai Ly, Deputy Director of the
museum, said the museum continually seeks solutions to attract people to visit,
study, and learn, particularly thematic exhibitions. In 2024, it organised
three fixed and mobile thematic exhibitions to celebrate major national
holidays and provincial events, such as the thematic exhibition "Hoa
Binh's Military and People with the Dien Bien Phu Victory" at the Dien
Bien Phu Victory Museum, with over 150 documents and images to recall the
glorious historical tradition of the Vietnamese nation and the contributions of
the Party Committee and the people of all ethnic groups in Hoa Binh during the
resistance against French colonialism and the historic Dien Bien Phu campaign
in 1954.
Another thematic exhibition "President Ho Chi
Minh and Hoa Binh Province," was held at the revolutionary historical site
where President Ho Chi Minh visited the Kim Boi district Party Committee,
celebrating the 65th anniversary of the establishment of the Kim Boi district
Party Committee (April 17, 1959 - 2024) and the 60th anniversary of President
Ho's visit to Kim Boi (September 19, 1964 - 2024) with over 60 artifacts,
images, and documents.
The thematic exhibition "Sacred Objects of
the Muong Land" was held at the museum to celebrate Vietnam's Cultural
Heritage Day on November 23, aiming to showcase the collection of ancient
bronze drums and Muong gongs. It helped affirm that Muong ethnic culture is
always preserved and promoted in the course of building and developing an
advanced Vietnamese culture rich in national identity.
The museum also effectively manages heritage
sites in the province.
In addition, it opened an exhibition themed
"Truong Sa and Hoang Sa belong to Vietnam and historical evidence".
The museum has issued documents related to the
inventory of intangible cultural heritage, organised training for inventorying
intangible cultural heritage in Hoa Binh city and Lac Son district for
cultural-social officials and artisans knowledgeable about the heritage, and
conducted the inventory of cultural heritage in the province. They also
organised a conference to report on the results of the inventory of intangible
cultural heritage in Yen Thuy and Lac Son districts, and Hoa Binh city.
Last year, it welcomed 18,500 visitors.
