An Giang Museum

About this location

An Giang Museum – The Oc Eo Heritage Space An Giang Museum is located at 11 Ton Duc Thang Street, Long Xuyen Ward, An Giang Province. The museum preserves and displays numerous documents, artifacts, and photographs reflecting the formation and development of the An Giang region, the nation's history of struggle, and the cultural diversity of the area. The museum is currently a prominent location for exploring the archaeological, historical, and cultural values of An Giang, particularly the Oc Eo culture. The museum features ancient architectural spaces with a spacious courtyard, lush greenery, and scenic corners with a nostalgic atmosphere. Inside, there are four exhibition halls arranged with photos and artifacts by theme, creating a space that is historical and solemn yet visually rich. Suitable for historical and archaeological documentaries, Southern Vietnamese cultural films, travelogues, educational films, and television dramas featuring scenes of historical research or characters exploring heritage sites. Information compiled by: PTIT. Photo source: PTIT.

Location rules

• Strictly protect all artifacts, especially the five national treasures currently on display.
• Do not move, touch, or interfere with artifacts and display systems without authorization.
• Do not use lighting equipment or heat sources that may affect artifacts without prior permission from the management unit.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Indoor spaces may restrict the setup of large-scale filming equipment and specialized lighting systems, especially in exhibition rooms containing high-value artifacts.