Museum of Oceanography sees visitor surge

The Museum of Oceanography (Institute of Oceanography) is bustling with visitors during the April 30 and May 1 holidays.

The Museum of Oceanography welcomed about 27,000 visitors from April 30 to May 3 with May 1 seeing the highest turnout, surpassing 9,000 arrivals, according to Truong Si Hai Trinh, Deputy Head of Information and Communication Department, the Institute of Oceanography.

Visitors to the Museum of Oceanography.

The Marine Resources of Paracel and Spratly Archipelagos welcomes lots of visitors.

During the holidays, the Museum of Oceanography offered unique celebrations with divers carrying the national flag when diving into the aquarium; making a clip of staff dancing with visitors to the background music of the song "Let’s continue the story of peace", etc.

 Visitors to the Oceanographic Museum were very interested in exploring the diversity of marine life in Vietnam through the exhibitions of the Marine Resources of Paracel And Spratly Archipelagos and the marine biodiversity with tens of thousands of biological samples, minerals, specimens, and information about Vietnam's marine biodiversity; and learn about Vietnam's implementation of its national marine sovereignty through the exhibition "Presence in the East Sea" about marine resources...

Many children visit the museum, enjoying its interactive exhibits and fascinating displays.

Excited to see the national flag carried by divers waving underwater,

Marine biodiversity exhibition.

The whale skeleton draws visitors' attention.

T.N

Translated by N.T