About 7km from the center of Hoa Binh city, the Museum of "Muong Cultural Space" is located on the road from Tay Tien (The former road number 6) to Thung Nai in Thai Binh ward, Hoa Binh city, Hoa Binh province. This is the first private museum in Hoa Binh province, built with the purpose of preserving and preserving the traditional culture of the Muong ethnic group. Visiting the Museum, in addition to enjoying a quiet space, immersing in beautiful nature, visitors will learn a lot of unique cultural features of the Muong ethnic group. Here are some interesting pictures from the Museum: 

The space of "Lang's House" (Local landlord’s house) is recreated in the Museum

A corner of the stilt house in the Museum

Weaving cloth, a very beautiful culture in the tradition of the Muong people

Cap Vay (the first part of the skirt) is the element that makes up the beauty in the traditional costume of the Muong woman.

Visitors enjoy the area where folk games are recreated

Museum "Muong Cultural Space" is the first private museum about the culture of the Muong ethnic group. The Muong ethnic group has its own museum because this is a people with a long cultural tradition in the “great family” of Vietnamese ethnic groups. The museum has been funded, designed and built by its owner since the early years of the 21st century.

The museum has a display area with more than 3,000 valuable artifacts of the ancient Muong people such as: Gongs, urns, fishing tools, looms, water rods, hunting tools, household utensils, etc. All of these artifacts give viewers a deep understanding of the daily spiritual life, customs, socio-economic and cultural characteristics of the Muong over the centuries.

Not only discovering the unique cultural features, the architectural works of the Muong people, the unique collections, in addition, visitors also have the opportunity to enjoy the unique Muong ethnic dishes. These dishes carry the characteristics of Muong cuisine and are also familiar dishes of the ancient Muong people. Some of the specialties of the Northwest that cannot be missed in the meal are wild vegetables, grilled stream fish, hot upland sticky rice, and pungent Muong wine. For the culinary segment at the Muong Cultural Space Museum, first-time visitors here are extremely impressed and keep the taste.

Lam Chau