Thai Binh Museum

Thai Binh Museum is the provincial museum of former Thai Binh Province, now part of Hung Yen Province, located at 6 Ly Thuong Kiet Street in Thai Binh City. Established in 1965, it preserves and displays the natural history, archaeology, ethnography and revolutionary history of the Thai Binh region. The museum is notable for its extensive collection of artifacts, documents and outdoor exhibits of wartime relics.

Visitors can expect a two-storey museum building with indoor exhibition halls organized chronologically and thematically, displaying archaeological artifacts, traditional agricultural tools, handicrafts, documents and images related to the history and culture of Thai Binh. The outdoor yard displays military equipment including aircraft and artillery. The setting is urban, within the city centre near Ly Thuong Kiet Street, with quiet galleries suitable for self-guided viewing and guided tours.

Established in 1965 as the museum of Thai Binh Province, the museum collects, preserves and promotes the history of the Thai Binh region from ancient cultures through the resistance wars. It holds artifacts and documents reflecting the province's agricultural traditions and modern development.

The museum showcases the cultural heritage of the Red River Delta, including wet-rice civilization, traditional crafts, folk customs and local festivals of Thai Binh, serving as a centre for cultural education and preservation for residents and visitors.