Top 10 Museums in Asia

Asia has a lot of museums but many are a reminder about rough days in the past, moments in time remembered so they’re not repeated. Some of these Top 10 museums are just downright creepy. But they’re all interesting. Trip Advisor’s readers have ranked the Top 10 Asian museums. Thailand didn’t make it into the Top 10 but has a listing at Number 23.

1. War Remnants Museum – Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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2. Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum – Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Top 10 Museums in Asia | News by Thaiger

3. The Museum of Qin Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses – Xi’an, China

Top 10 Museums in Asia | News by Thaiger

4. Forbidden City-The Palace Museum – Beijing, China

Top 10 Museums in Asia | News by Thaiger

5. Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum – Hiroshima, Japan

Top 10 Museums in Asia | News by Thaiger

6. Battle box – Singapore, Singapore

Top 10 Museums in Asia | News by Thaiger

7. Vietnamese Women’s Museum – Hanoi, Vietnam

Top 10 Museums in Asia | News by Thaiger

8. National Palace Museum – Shilin, Taipei

Top 10 Museums in Asia | News by Thaiger

9. Armenian Genocide Museum – Yerevan, Armenia

Top 10 Museums in Asia | News by Thaiger

10. Vietnam Museum of Ethnology – Hanoi, Vietnam

Top 10 Museums in Asia | News by Thaiger

And, it didn’t make it into the Top 1o, but the Hellfire Pass on the Myanmar border is certainly worth a visit.

23. Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum and Walking Trail – Sai Yok, Thailand

Read the full list of Top 25 museums from Trip Advisor HERE.

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Tanutam Thawan

Local Thai journalist speaking fluent Thai and English. Tanutam studied in Khon Kaen before attending Bangkok’s Chulalongkhorn University.

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