Binh Dinh Museum

Binh Dinh Museum is a provincial general museum located at 26 Nguyen Hue Street in Le Loi Ward, central Quy Nhon, Gia Lai Province. Established in 1980, it preserves and displays the history, culture and natural heritage of the former Binh Dinh region. The museum is notable for its extensive collection of Cham sculptures, Sa Huynh culture artifacts, Tay Son uprising relics and revolutionary history exhibits.

Visitors can expect a two-storey museum building with indoor exhibition halls organized chronologically and thematically. Exhibits include Cham stone sculptures and lintels, Sa Huynh archaeological artifacts, ceramics, traditional tools, documents and images related to the Tay Son movement and modern history. The setting is urban and quiet, within the city center, with display cases, dioramas and explanatory panels in Vietnamese.

Established in 1980 as the general museum of Binh Dinh Province, the museum collects, preserves and researches artifacts from prehistory to the modern period, including Sa Huynh culture, Champa period, Tay Son movement in the 18th century led by Nguyen Hue, and the resistance periods. It serves as the main repository for archaeological finds from Cham tower complexes in the region.

The museum preserves the cultural heritage of the former Binh Dinh region, particularly Cham cultural artifacts and sculptures, traditional crafts, and documents related to local history and folk culture. It plays a role in education and promotion of local cultural identity for visitors and researchers.