Journey to Van Phuc Silk Village, one of Vietnam's prime silk weaving locations for over 1000 years. Watch patterns and products produced, plus get the chance to purchase silk products at a fraction of the retail price.

- Driving deeply into Red River Delta - Private rowing Sampan along Yen Stream - Hiking to Thien Tru (Heaven's kitchen) Pagoda - Hiking/cable car to Huong Tich cave within the main pagoda of Perfume pagoda - Lunch at a local restaurant - A quick visit to Van Phuc Silk Village

Bat Trang, traditional porcelain and pottery village with history of seven centuries, is an interesting attraction in Hanoi that tourists should not ignore. Van Phuc Silk Village Hanoi is renowned for its traditional silk weaving techniques and high quality products, making it one of the most visited craft village in Vietnam. Established over a century ago, this tranquil locale is home to massive banyan trees, wells, communal houses, and local artisans producing a wide range of apparel and souvenirs using traditional looms.

Located at the foot of arc-shaped limestone among the delta in Sai Son commune, Thay Pagoda, also known as Master Pagoda, is situated in two villages, namely Da Phuc and Thuy Khue, Quoc Oai District, Hanoi. It is the charming natural scenery with the landscapes looking like the Penglai world.  Tay Phương pagoda has been renovated many times since it was built in 1632. It has three buildings on the mountainside, namely Chua Ha (Lower Pagoda), Chua Trung (Middle Pagoda) and Chua Thuong (Upper Pagoda). The pagoda is an iconic architectural site of an ancient civilization of people in Doai region. Vạn Phúc is a village traditionally associated with silk weaving in Hà Đông, 8 km south-west of Hanoi. In Vietnamese it is called both làng lụa Vạn Phúc "Van Phuc silk village" and làng lụa Hà Đông after the larger village area name.

You are very anxious to have a day in Hanoi but do not know where to go when all points in the city you've visited, you want to stay away from the dust and the noise of the city center to enjoy moments of peaceful relaxation, so why you do not try to plan a journey to visit traditional villages to get new experience while in Hanoi. - You will go to visit Bat Trang ceramic village - Going to discover rural area of Hanoi thru Van Phuc silk village - Know more about Hanoi people culture - Enjoy great Vietnamese style lunch - Great guide with knowledge and supper friendly

Van Phuc Silk Village Hanoi is renowned for its traditional silk weaving techniques and high quality products, making it one of the most visited craft village in Vietnam. Established over a century ago, this tranquil locale is home to massive banyan trees, wells, communal houses, and local artisans producing a wide range of apparel and souvenirs using traditional looms. Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is known for its centuries-old architecture and a rich culture with Southeast Asian, Chinese and French influences. At its heart is the chaotic Old Quarter, where the narrow streets are roughly arranged by trade. There are many little temples, including Bach Ma, honoring a legendary horse, plus Đồng Xuân Market, selling household goods and street food.

Exploring the ancient Duong Lam village and traditional Van Phuc silk village allows visitors to discover Vietnam's treasured history, culture, and crafts. A tour of these two fascinating villages combines the peaceful countryside scenery and ancient architecture of Duong Lam with the artistry of silk weaving and craftsmanship in Van Phuc. Visiting both villages offers an insightful window into Vietnamese history, culture, and crafts through the centuries that travelers shouldn't miss.