Opening at a prime location – 68 Nguyen Hue building, District 1 (walking street), the Nguyen Dynasty Royal Palace Museum and the 54 Vietnamese Ethnic Jewelry Museum belong to the Do Hung Museum system.
When you come here, you will experience a private museum with a completely new design style and rich, vivid display method of a “quality” private museum in Vietnam, another choice for GenZ young people looking for a new check-in spot.
Offers a diverse perspective on ethnic cultures. With more than 20 years of collecting and researching, the museum has assembled a massive jewelry collection, reflecting the richness and uniqueness of Vietnamese jewelry culture. Each set of jewelry is not only a work of art but also a vivid testament to the ingenuity and sophistication of ethnic artisans.
Creates conditions for visitors to immerse themselves in the majestic palace space, admiring precious artifacts such as costumes, utensils, and royal furniture. Each artifact tells a story about the lavish, noble life of the emperors and their important historical events. In particular, unique photo angles such as the throne, the queen’s palanquin, and the queen’s carriage will help you create impressive souvenir photos.
At this point, I am no longer a collector or an antique connoisseur. I consider myself a person with a mission to preserve and promote by introducing antiques to the public. That is why I established the Museum of Jewelry of 54 Vietnamese Ethnic Groups and the Nguyen Dynasty Royal Palace Museum.
The museum is not only a place to preserve valuable artifacts but also an embodiment of great dreams and ambitions. I hope that this brainchild will contribute to preserving and spreading the spirit of Vietnamese culture to today’s and future generations, and be a cultural and historical destination to promote Vietnam closer to international friends.
More than a museum – Do Hung Museum is not only a place to display artifacts but also a unique cultural experience space. Visitors will be able to participate in educational, entertainment and research activities, helping them gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam’s cultural heritage. We will build 6 unique museums, each focusing on a separate theme:
The Museum is not only a place to preserve precious artifacts but also represents the grand dreams and ambitions of its founder. He aspires to transform the museum into a “spiritual child” and a “socially significant endeavor” that helps preserve and spread the essence of Vietnamese culture to future generations. The museum aims to become an indispensable cultural destination for both domestic and international visitors. Đo Hung Museum carries a noble mission:
This is an extraordinary investment, beyond a personal hobby; founder Đỗ Hùng has devoted all his passion and resources to turning his dream into reality. He invests not only money but also his youth, effort, and intellect to build a vast treasure of cultural heritage.
The Đỗ Hùng Museum not only possesses an extensive and unique collection of artifacts but also invaluable heritage of the nation. It reflects the quintessential cultural values of Vietnam. From the jewelry of 54 ethnic groups to historical artifacts from the Nguyễn dynasty, each item carries its own story about the history, culture, and people of Vietnam.
