Royal costumes of Nguyen Dynasty on show

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Last update 14:45 | 19/04/2017

Seventy royal items dating back to the Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945) are being showcased at the Museum of History of Ho Chi Minh City, giving an insight into the last feudal dynasty of Vietnam.


Costumes of Nguyen kings and queens are displayed at the centre of the exhibition hall


Yellow is the symbol colour of kings


A close look at the patterns on a robe of a king


Some royal costumes worn by women in the Nguyen Dynasty


Some robes of mandarins in the Nguyen Dynasty


A mandarin coronet


Boxes for containing personal belongings


Silver and jade hairpins


Sophisticated silver hairpins


Foreign visitors to the exhibition

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