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Indonesian The Haunted Art Gallery – Ho Chi Minh Museum of Fine Arts or (Bao Tang My Thuat).
The main building was constructed by a French architect between 1929 and 1934 as a villa for the billionaire Hua family.
Apparently, there is a GHOST story associated with their family as their daughter died of a terrible disease. Her body mysteriously went missing after she died.
The building itself could be part of the exhibit. Definitely a creepy little place. The thunderstorm roaring outside didn’t help either. The lights flickered and It seemed like a place a ghost would like to live.
Tickets cost 30,000 Dong or just under $2 Canadian. Not a bad deal for something to do on the weekend if you’re not scared of ghosts. Which artworks do you like? Let me know in the comments below.
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