The 6 Largest Museum in Da Nang

Firstly, the ticket prices were quite pricey at 200k Vietnamese dong. Considering the overall quality of the museum, it felt like an overpriced affair. Additionally, the maintenance of the museum was subpar. Many areas were poorly maintained, with signs of wear and tear, ceiling tiles coming off or missing, water leaks throughout the building. This lack of attention to detail detracted from the overall experience.

The idea behind the museum is commendable, and there were some nice paintings on display. However, not every artwork was suitable for 3D presentation. Some pieces felt forced into the 3D format, resulting in a less immersive experience. It would have been better if the selection of art had been more carefully curated.

One major inconvenience was the requirement of bringing your own camera to fully enjoy the museum. It would have been more convenient if the museum provided cameras (especially for groups or person with children) or at least offered rentals. This additional cost and hassle could have been avoided with better planning on their part.

Lastly, the museum had a noticeable odor, which was quite off-putting. It would have been preferable if the management had taken steps to address this issue, as it affected the overall ambiance of the museum.