The Sa Huynh Culture Museum, Hoi An

No entrance fee for visitor. There are two floors for exhibitions and you can look at the street from the balcony of the museum. A cafe is also connected to the museum.

Friendly staff with beautiful hidden view of Hoai River at the back. The exhibition is well organized, decent amount of interesting information about one of the most ancient culture of Vietnam.

BẢO TÀNG VĂN HÓA SA HUỲNH Ở HỘI AN (Hoi An SA HUYNH Cultural Museum), Sa Huynh is an ethnic group that lived in Hoi An two thousand years ago, and the Sa Huynh Cultural Museum displays unearthed cultural relics and photos related to the Sa Huynh culture. The exhibit shows that the Sa Huynh people in Hoi An 2,000 years ago made a living by planting rice, fishing in rivers and seas, and processing. At that time, handicrafts such as pottery, forging, weaving, woodworking, and jewelry making were quite developed. In addition to the display of Sa Huynh culture, artifacts from the Bai Ong ancient Lao Cham site (Chang Lao Cham) relic area are also exhibited here. There is also a century-old well still in use in the courtyard of the museum. The Vietnamese will set up a small altar beside the well to worship the god of the well.

The photographs of the faces of all Vietnamese ethnicities are impressive. You don't get tired of looking at it. Highly recommended. A 10 for the photographer

It is curious to see if you have a ticket left over, but for my taste it is the weakest. We had contracted visits with a guide and they put us here, curious but I would not pay to go exclusively to enter.