The Vietnam National Museum of History (VNMH) is now keeping 16 objects which have been recognized as Vietnam's National Treasures.
They are: Ngoc Lu drum; Hoang Ha drum; Dao Thinh jar; Statue of a panpipe-playing couple piggybacking; Bronze lamp in the shape of a kneeing man, Bronze royal seal "Mon ha sanh an"; Pottery jar with swan patterns; Canh Thinh bronze drum; Book "Duong Kach Menh" of Nguyen Ai Quoc; Book "Nhat ky trong tu" of Ho Chi Minh; Handwriting of President Ho Chi Minh for calling of national resistance; Viet Khe boat coffin; Bell of Van Ban pagoda; Gold seal "Sac menh chi bao"; Stele of Nam Giao palace; Vo Canh Stele.
VNMH is the national museum holding around 200.000 artifacts and documents which are said to be very valuable as they are representatives for Vietnamese history, culture and civilization.
At the moment, VNMH is the institution keeping the most national treasures with 16 ones. By January 2017, those objects will be displayed in the exhibition of VNMH in Hanoi. Together, the related documents such as the drawings, the plates and illustrations as well as video clips displaying the process of the discovery, study and scholar's comments will be displayed under 3D technology. 
Ngoc Lu bronze drum, Dong Son culture, 2000-2500 years ago
Statue of a panpipe-playing couple piggybacking, Dong Son culture, 2000 - 2500 years ago
Bell of Van Ban pagoda, Tran dynasty, 13th-14th century
Pottery jar with swan patterns, Le So dynasty, 15th century
"Nguc trung nhat ky" of President Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam National Museum of History