The gate of Mông Phụ village The gate of Mông Phụ village

The gate of Mông Phụ village

This is a typical gate of a village in northern Vietnam. Behind it is a 300-year-old banian tree (Cổng vào làng Mông Phụ với cây đa 300 năm tuổi).


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Blog: The old houses in Đường Lâm commune
Date: September 1st 2009

Đường Lâm (53km away from Hanoi's center) is the first ancient village in Vietnam, which was recognized as a national heritage site in May 2006. There are over 300 old houses in the 9 villages of Đường Lâm commune and they were built 300 - 400 years ago. The old houses are of wooden type, while other houses in Đường Lâm have the walls of lateritic bricks (gạch đá ong) made of th ... read more




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