Binh Thuy Ancient House Tours and Tickets

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The entrance fee for Binh Thuy Ancient House is around 20,000 dong for adults and 15,000 dong for children, which includes access to all areas of the house and garden. For an additional 50,000 dong, you can hire a local guide who will provide detailed historical information and stories about the house.

Built in 1870 by the Duong family, Binh Thuy Ancient House is over 150 years old. It represents a unique blend of Vietnamese and French colonial architecture, featuring ornate European decorative elements while maintaining traditional Vietnamese spatial design. The house has remained in the same family for six generations and became famous after appearing in several Vietnamese films.

Plan to spend at least 45-60 minutes exploring Binh Thuy Ancient House, more if you’re really into architecture and history. This allows enough time to admire the unique architecture, explore the various rooms filled with antique furniture, view the ancestral altar, and stroll through the garden to see its collection of rare orchids and bonsai trees.

Yes, you can easily visit Binh Thuy Ancient House independently. The layout is straightforward, and there are information panels in both Vietnamese and English throughout the property. However, hiring a local guide can enhance your experience with detailed stories about the family's history, the region’s history, and the house's architectural significance.

Binh Thuy Ancient House is typically open daily from 7:30am to 5:30pm; however, it closes around 12pm–1:30pm for the standard Vietnamese lunch break. The best time to visit is early morning or late afternoon when temperatures are cooler and lighting is ideal for photography. Visiting closer to lunch hours can help avoid crowds during the peak tourist season (December–February).