CERAMIC MUSEUM WITH SPECIAL ARTIFACTS

Minh Long Museum is not only a place to preserve exquisite ceramic products but also a gathering place for world and Vietnam record-breaking artifacts. The first highlight upon entering is the 99m long and 9m high relief wall, a massive work of art recreating the heroic pages of Vietnamese history through thousands of years of nation-building and defense.

Not stopping there, visitors will be overwhelmed by the triple 5-tier porcelain lamps, each weighing over 1 ton. This is a work inspired by the legend of 'Con Rong Chau Tien', crafted with ultra-high temperature single-firing technique, ensuring eternal durability and color. Large-scale porcelain paintings like Son Ha and Cam Tu with the legendary King Blue color are also priceless treasures here.

Another special area attracting visitors' curiosity is the display of miniature products. The pots and cups are only a few centimeters in size but still maintain exquisiteness down to the smallest detail. Conversely, the 1.7m high three-region woman statue fired in a single piece confirms the mastery of technology and top-notch art of Minh Long artisans.

The museum also impresses with rows of Tulip flowers made of porcelain as thin as silk, Butterfly clocks assembled from 800 handmade butterfly wings, and especially the porcelain musical instrument set that can actually be used for performance like porcelain drums, porcelain violins, and porcelain monostrings. All blend together to create a unique cultural and artistic space.