Tag: traditional crafts

The Tho Ha rural market sits idyllically on the banks of the dreamy Cau River in Van Ha, Viet Yen, Bac Giang. Nestled within a century-old village, this market exudes a unique charm, retaining the simple beauty of bygone days.

"For the ultimate culinary adventure, embark on a journey through the flavors of Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, and Ha Tinh. These three provinces boast a plethora of unique delicacies that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. From the pungent yet addictive mam tom (fermented shrimp paste) and nuoc mam (fish sauce) to the savory bahn ram (grilled pork patties) and the healthy tra ca gai leo (bitter melon tea), there's something for every palate. Join us on the latest episode of 'Tinh Hoa Viet Du Ky' as we explore these regions and uncover their culinary treasures, airing on December 15th."

The countryside roads of Dinh Yen, Lap Vo District, are awash with color as the lat trees' leaves turn yellow and red. This vibrant display signals the start of the Tet production season, with local artisans hard at work weaving mats and crafting vibrant dyes. It's a bustling time of year as the community prepares for the upcoming festivities, filling the air with excitement and anticipation.

Just 20km south of Thai Binh city center, Cho Goc - located in Kien Xuong district, bordering Giao Thuy district (Nam Dinh province) - is a haven for those seeking a glimpse into the past of the Red River Delta.

The ancient village of Duong Lam, known as the "Vietnamese Ancient Village", is a treasure trove of historic gems. From ancient houses, temples, churches and communal halls, to the quaint village gates and wells, this village offers a glimpse into the past. With so many attractions, a day may not be enough to explore all that Duong Lam has to offer.