The Museum of Vietnamese Traditional Medicine (FITO Museum) opened in 2007. This is a building with an area of 600 m2 with traditional Vietnamese-style architecture. With many sophisticated motifs, the museum owner used old wooden door frames imported from the Northern Delta to give the Museum’s space an ancient, cozy look. Fito Museum has recreated the model, carefully described from images, engravings, and artifacts quite elaborately so that viewers can imagine all the medical examination, treatment, medicine, and medicine preparation activities of the monks. Doctors and physicians from ancient times to the present. Visit the Museum of Traditional Vietnamese Medicine (Fito Museum), home to numerous unique and well-preserved exhibits of herbal medicine Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere at Fito Museum with its architectural style, inspired by the three central regions of Vietnam Admire nearly 3,000 artifacts related to Vietnamese traditional medicine from the Stone Age to the present Discover the diverse range of flora and fauna in Vietnam and get to experience the medical process
- Printing molds and ceramics – wine gourds, teapots, medicine bowls, lime jars.
- Collection of objects used in the medicine trade – scales, medicine cabinets, advertising boards
- Traditional medicine preparation tools: Knife, jar, mortar and pestle, medicine decoction, jar for soaking medicinal wine.
- Books and traditional medicine documents.
- Nearly 3,000 artifacts related to Vietnamese traditional medicine from the Stone Age to the present.
Fito Museum – Traditional Vietnamese Medicine, Vietnam
Operating Hours
- Monday – Sunday: 8.30 am – 5.00 pm
- Last admission: 1 hour(s) before closing
Location
- 41 Hoàng Dư Khương, Phường 12, Quận 10, Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam
