Silk Road on East Sea Exhibition this May
The exhibition named “Silk Road on East Sea” lasting for three months, from May to August this year is expected to be taken place at this place in the early May, said Head of Vietnam National Museum History in Hanoi, Dr.Nguyen Van Doan.
The exhibition titled “Silk Road on East Sea” is set to run for three months, from May to August 2025, according to Dr. Nguyen Van Doan, Head of the Vietnam National Museum of History, located in Hanoi.
The exhibition will showcase a wealth of artifacts discovered by Vietnamese archaeologists along this historic trade route. The displays are organized into four main categories: a prehistory section featuring items predominantly from Ha Long Bay; artifacts from the 1st to 10th centuries; items from the 11th to 15th centuries; and a final section dedicated to antiques from the 18th century. Artifacts in the latter three categories have been collected from various locations in Vietnam that are situated along the Silk Road on the East Sea.
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Map of Silk Road on Sea (blue lines)
This exhibition presents a unique opportunity for visitors to gain a deeper understanding of this legendary trade route on the East Sea, alongside insights into Vietnam's maritime commerce throughout history. Additionally, attendees will discover more about the economic connections between Vietnam and other nations, as the exhibition will showcase various antiques and documents revealing these historical interactions over the course of its three-month duration.
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