The palace preserves and honors Vietnamese spiritual and special art values. Non-tangible and tangible values make the palace to become a lively museum. This place has become a tourism product to serve the 1000th year of Thang Long - Hà Noi and the National Tourism Year 2010 in Hà Noi.

Thành Chuong Viet Palace has 25 cultural works which combine architecture, sculpture, art, religion and food. Coming hear, visitors can see Vietnamese architecture and sculpture art which colorizes old houses of hundreds of years old such as stilt houses, Thanh Tinh, Tuong Vân, Ðoi Khoa and thatched cottage houses. The works are simple and closed to Vietnamese people but very sophisticated.

The palace features Vietnamese people's spiritual life via belief and cultural works such as Son Tinh, Thiên altar, stone altar, Pho Hien Bodhisattva statue and Ngua temple. Particularly, cultural and art heritages of traditional operetta and Bac Ninh folk song, ceremonial song, strolling blind music, chau van, hau dong and water puppetry will be performed here. Viet Palace will see the display of Thành Chuong painter and Vietnamese leading artists as well as collections of rare antiques from the dynasties of Ðinh, Lý, Tran and Lê.

All architectural works at Viet Palace have special features, bringing Vietnamese people with national identities. This is Chuong's own way which concentrates on restoring the relic based on the soul of other prototypes, bringing viewers a multidimensional view.

Chuong takes visitors back to the past with lots of great surprises. Viet Palace has become the destination of many famous people and Vietnamese people's pride as well as imagination of international tourists. The appearance of Viet Palace has made an important contribution to the capital city's cultural development. Besides theaters, museums and old relics, the palace makes the Vietnamese art atmosphere more beautiful. Tangible and non-tangible cultural values of the palace make foreign tourists surprised and they admire Viet Nam more.

The U.S.'s Former Ambassador to Viet Nam Raymond Burghardt said in a visit to Viet Palace said "People often say turning the dream into the truth. However, with this work, he has turned the truth into a dream".

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