Sa Huynh Culture Museum, established in 1994, displays a complete and unique collection of 971 artifacts related to the ancient inhabitants of the Sa Huynh culture system (dating 2000 years ago) - the residents are considered as The owner of the port - the primitive town of Hoi An, used to have relations and exchanges with both Southeast Asia, South India and China. The interesting thing is that the artifacts have very reliable archaeological addresses, because along with the artifacts is a system of documents, photos, ... clearly demonstrating their location in the ground. Through documents and artifacts, the Museum also reflects many other information about burial customs, conceptions of life and death, aesthetic perception, exchange relationships... of ancient inhabitants of the Sa Huynh cultural system on land. Hoi An.

In particular, this museum also displays a number of artifacts discovered at the Bai Ong site - Cu Lao Cham, proving that since prehistoric times, more than 3000 years ago, there were indigenous people living here. The collection of artifacts about Sa Huynh Culture in Hoi An at the Museum is considered by scientists to be the most abundant and unique in Vietnam.

Stepping inside the museum, we will see in turn the glass cabinets displaying artifacts arranged neatly. In particular, in addition to the artifacts accompanied by a clear documentation system and photos of the excavated origin, there will be signposts on the walls, introducing details about each collection of antiquities.

“Sa Huynh Culture” is undoubtedly the most outstanding collection on display at the museum. The artefacts studied partly reflect the life of the ancient inhabitants of the Sa Huynh culture system, which has relations with Southeast Asia, South India, and China.

Sa Huynh Culture Museum sells tickets to visit. You can buy tickets at any place in Hoi An Ancient Town such as:

Song Hoai Square ticket counter

Ticket counter behind Cau Pagoda

Hoi An market ticket counter

When visiting each exhibition area, you will have the opportunity to learn more about the social life, customs, and aesthetic perception of the ancient residents living in Hoi An in each development period. . Thereby clearly seeing the relationship and cultural exchange between countries, laying the premise for the development of the economy and culture of Central Vietnam in the future.

In addition, Sa Huynh Culture Museum is also a place to display artifacts discovered from Bai Ong site - Cu Lao Cham, an authentic evidence that there were indigenous people living here more than 3000. years ago.

Address: No. 149 Tran Phu Street - City. Hoi An - Quang Nam

Phone: 0510 3861535

Opening hours: 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. every day of the week