Top Things to do in Thua Thien - Hue Province
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What to do and see in Thua Thien - Hue Province, Vietnam: The Best Art Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Thua Thien - Hue Province, Vietnam including XQ Hand Embroidery, Lebadang Memory Space, Le Ba Dang Art Museum, Diem Phung Thi Art Exhibition House, Museum of Royal Antiquities, Diem Phung Thi Art Museum.
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1. XQ Hand Embroidery
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5.0 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Global362063
I took a chance visiting the XQ Hand Embroidery Museum since there many reviews anywhere. What a treat and surprise awaited me! This is also a workshop where there are lovely ladies working on amazing works of art embroidering pictures that look like paintings using one silk thread at a time! The atmosphere exudes tranquility, beauty and kindness. Not to be missed.
2. Lebadang Memory Space
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
On 21st April 2019, Lebadang vision was realized with the opening of Lebadang Memory Space in Kim Son hamlet, Thuy Bang commune, Huong Thuy town, Thua Thien Hue province. Lebadang Memory Space now serves as an exhibition for Lebadang artworks. The space is also set to be the destination for encounters, exchanges of people who love fine art and Lebadang art as well as to host future events.
Reviewed By lukefordvn - Broadbeach, Australia
This is definitely worth a good meandering on your visit to Hue. It really connects the past with the future of Vietnam, you can glimpse into what a culturally-driven future of Vietnam might look like with such a beautiful space, complimented by thought-provoking artworks and a really beautiful gardens so carefully taken care of by the resident artists.
3. Le Ba Dang Art Museum
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4.5 based on 93 reviews
LeBaDang Art Foundation is located at 15 LeLoi_Hue by Perfume Riverside. There are 400 works and collections exhibited and stored in two floor of Foundation. When you come in to LeBaDang's space, you will be admire a new world, unique and impression. His art works mostly make full use of various color with impressive , soulful and vital languages on various materials, innovative and novel. His works not only drawn on paper, but also sculpture, carved and creates a variety of unique models by inox, wood, stainless steel, American B52 wreck, metal and concrete. LeBaDang's Art is a lissome and elegant beauty combination of two Eastern and Western cultures. We are friendly, enthusiastic, dynamical and profession staffs will bring to the visitors feel attractive and impressive when admiring and discovering LBD's contemporary Art. The LeBaDang Art foundation hope will be the ideal destination for visitors!!!!!
Reviewed By NikiG1948 - Toronto, Canada
An exquisite gallery devoted to the art of this singular Vietnamese artist. Not to be missed in Hue. LeBaDang is a true national treasure. Lived in Paris returning after the unification he hosted the Vietnamese delegation during the Paris negotiations. His art includes oils, lithographs, sculpture, collage. His progression in his practice is profound and thoughtful. And his legacy/ he passed away in 2015 - will last forever.
4. Diem Phung Thi Art Exhibition House
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By scottofhawaii - Honolulu, United States
Diem Phung Thi's museum has reopened and has been relocated to a more central area of Hue - next to the Truong Tien Bridge on the southside of the Perfume River. Producing amazing sculptures using a variety of materials, Diem deeply captures the heart of the Vietnamese people during a painful era of revolution and war in which she lived. Most of her works embody seven different shapes that blend harmoniously into a sophisticated form that made me feel and think deeply about the people here in Vietnam. I left wanting to see and learn more about Diem's Art and the scope of her life.
5. Museum of Royal Antiquities
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4.0 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By pjcot1 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
Entrance included in ticket to The Citadel, in the off-season they were less fussed about appropriate dress. 2 exhibits, the main exhibit housing antiques/artefacts from Nguyen dynasty. Most artefacts being pottery/metal wares used in day to day life, but professionally displayed in well lit cases and descriptions of the items. The second exhibit is a small room with an assortment of Cham sculptures from around the region. Very well explained through the description of pieces and Cham culture. Highly reccomended if you’re visiting the Citadel!
