As of 2025, Vietnam has 327 artifacts and groups of artifacts recognized as national treasures. Of which, Ho Chi Minh City has 17 national treasures being kept at the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History, Ho Chi Minh City Museum, Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts and private collector Pham Gia Chi Bao.
Leaders and delegates attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
This is a rare opportunity for the public to directly access rare heritages, reflecting the cultural depth and level of craftsmanship and fine arts of many ancient cultures such as Dong Son, Oc Eo, Champa to the modern period.
Space to display national treasures.
Notable artifacts include: Dong Duong Buddha statue (8th-9th century), Devi Goddess statue (10th century), Surya God statue and Durga Goddess statue (6th-8th century), Sa Dec Buddha statue (4th century), and artifacts associated with the resistance period such as the 5-dong credit note printing mold (1947), the “Luong Tai Hau Chi An” seal and two important works of art: “Spring Garden of Central, South and North” by painter Nguyen Gia Tri, “Thanh nien thanh dong” by painter Nguyen Sang.
The work "Spring Garden of Central, South and North" by artist Nguyen Gia Tri.
Notably, on this occasion, the organizing committee also announced the Dong Son culture ceramic pot - an artifact from the private collection of Mr. Pham Gia Chi Bao, which has just been recognized by the Prime Minister as a National Treasure in 2024. This is the first private artifact in Ho Chi Minh City to achieve this title, with special significance in mobilizing socialization in the work of preserving and promoting cultural heritage.
The exhibition attracted a lot of public attention.
The thematic exhibition is designed in an open format, combining digital technology and visual interaction to help viewers easily access the historical, artistic and technical values of artifacts through the ages.
According to the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History, this is not only a thematic activity with academic significance but also an opportunity to spread awareness of heritage preservation in the community, especially among the younger generation.
Experience digital technology in admiring national treasures.
The exhibition, which will be open until August 10, 2025 at the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History, is one of the highlights of the city's summer cultural and tourism activities, expected to attract a large audience, students and domestic and foreign tourists.
According to News and People Newspaper
Source: https://bvhttdl.gov.vn/17-bao-vat-quoc-gia-hoi-tu-tai-tp-ho-chi-minh-20250630081617886.htm
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