If you are lucky enough to arrive at Chuong village on market day, you will happen upon a wonderful scene, the village's market ground covered with thousands of conical palm hats, known in Vietnamese as non. |
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Hat-making village Phu Cam (also Phuoc Vinh) lies on the southern bank of the An Cuu River in the centre of the former imperial capital of Hue. It's a village famous for its traditional way of making conical hats for hundreds of years. |
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The tradition to decorate the ancient town in Hoi An with multi-colored lanterns, which started three centuries ago, is still continued today on the fourteenth night of each lunar month in this small town in central Vietnam. |
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Located next to the ancient quarter of Hoi An, the Thanh Ha ceramic village has been in existence for a long time. The village is famous for its traditional ceramic products. |
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Fans made of paper, silk, and wood are a cultural feature only found in Asia. |
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