Binh Dinh General Museum is located in downtown Quy Nhon, at 26 Nguyen Hue. This place exhibits over 1,000 documents and artifacts that give visitors an overview of both the country and people of Binh Dinh through historical periods. Espcecially, with hundreds of exhibits of the unique Champa culture being preserved here, the museum is said to be the place to display and store many Champa exhibits in our country, full of mysteries that many researchers have not yet to find the perfect answer.

The museum was build in 1980, covering an area of 3,960 square meters, divided into three main areas: an exhibition area of 2,000 square meters, administrative blocks and souvenir blocks. The exhibition area consists of 5 rooms with 5 main themes: “Man and country” room with 241 exhibitis, “French resistance” room with 122 exhibits, “American resistance” room with 233 exhibits, “Uncle Ho to Binh Dinh – Binh Dinh to Uncle Ho” with 185 exhibits.

In addtion to the in-house exhibits, the exhibits outside the campus, the garden has created an impressive and attractive place for visitors to visis the General Museum. With the design of open spaces, not go into spcecific topics or exhibits, clear but only the points suggesting the type of architectural stylem fine arts sculpture of Binh Dinh as typical Great Champa sculpture, notability statues of Binh Dinh, modern arr statues, folk games, traditional villages, traditional beliefs,… will help visitors have an overview of Binh Dinh culture.