Back in time at Cu Da ancient village in Northern Vietnam
Quietly nestled by Nhue river, Cu Da village in Cu Khe commune, Thanh Oai district, Hanoi retains its serene and ancient beauty despite the challenges of urbanization.
About 20 km to the west of Hanoi city center, Cu Da is one of the oldest villages in northern Vietnam. The antique communal house, banyan trees and wells, typical traits of Vietnamese countryside are still well-preserved in Cu Da village, Suckhoevaphapluat reported.
Photo: Suckhoevaphapluat
Cu Da village impresses visitors thanks to its ancient houses which are built in both styles of Vietnamese rural areas and French.
Photo: Suckhoevaphapluat
For those who want to know more about Vietnamese history as well as antique architecture, Cu Da is a perfect choice.
Photo: Suckhoevaphapluat
Photo: Suckhoevaphapluat
Cu Da captivates any tranquility- seekers stepping on here for the first time and it becomes an ideal getaway to escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life.
Photo: Suckhoevaphapluat
The houses with mossy-covered walls and exquisitely carved doors will surely be a wonderful background for unique check-in photos. Coming to Cu Da village, tourists will feel like getting lost in space hundreds of years ago.
Photo: Suckhoevaphapluat
Coming to Cu Da village, apart from exploring its ancient beauty, tourists can have the chance to see with their own eyes the work of making vermicelli and soy sauce which have clung to the locals for generations. Vermicelli and soy sauce can be bought as gifts for relatives and friends.
Photo: Suckhoevaphapluat
Cu Da vermicelli is soft, smooth and slightly yellow. On sunny days, Cu Da village is blanketed by the golden glow of sunshine and drying vermicelli creating peaceful landscape.
Photo: Suckhoevaphapluat
The village has acquired reputation for its delicious and distinctive soy sauce. The tradition of making soy sauce has existed in Cu Da village for ages. Four main ingredients to make soy sauce are soybeans, sticky rice, water and salt.
Nearly 300 children from orphanages and underprivileged families in Ho Chi Minh City embarked on a transformative journey as they spent three days training in professional football with esteemed coaches from the Real Madrid Foundation. This opportunity empowered these young dreamers to pursue their passion for the beautiful game and learn from some of the best mentors in the sport.
Long An Province, nestled in the vibrant southern region of Vietnam, is gearing up for a spectacular showcase of culture, sports, and tourism. As the province prepares to welcome approximately one million visitors for its second annual Culture, Sports, and Tourism Week in late November, a myriad of exciting events and a strong South Korean presence promise an unforgettable experience.
Pho, the iconic Vietnamese noodle soup that has captivated taste buds worldwide, is an integral part of Hanoi's culinary landscape. It can be found on every street corner and in every alleyway, enticing locals and visitors alike with its aromatic broth and delicate rice noodles.
This year's festival boasts an impressive array of new features, including exquisite culinary showcases, captivating art performances, and a host of playful activities. The highlights are the Beer Festival, Culinary Passport, and Cuisine on a Plate, offering a unique and entertaining experience for all attendees.
To transform Quoc Oai District into a must-visit destination, the local government has embarked on a journey to enhance service quality and forge strategic partnerships with travel agencies. By including the district's unique attractions in tour itineraries, they aim to create a captivating experience that will draw visitors from near and far.
