C'est en toute discrétion que le modeste musée Ton Duc Thang se donne à voir dans une rue éponyme. 
Peu fréquenté, l'établissement n'en demeure pas moins intéressant d'un point de vue historique. En effet, ce lieu culturel ouvert en 1989 rend hommage à Ton Duc Thang, président du Nord Vietnam après la mort de Hô Chi Minh en 1969, puis chef de l'Etat du Vietnam réunifié en 1975.
Des photos et des objets personnels contribuent à mettre l'homme également surnommé Ban Ton (oncle Ton en français) à l'honneur.
Musée Ton Duc Thang
rue Ton Duc Thang
Hô Chi Minh-Ville
Tél. : 00 84 08 82 97 542
Horaires : tous les jours de 7h30 à 11h30 et de 13h30 à 17h.
Tarif : 10 000 dôngs.
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