Numerous foreign tourists find it interesting to cycle around the village.

The Communal House of Mong Phu Hamlet is on the must-see list.

Each ancient house in Duong Lam Village embracing the Red River Delta’s architecture is worth a look.

Mr. Kieu Anh Ban’s house was built 260 years ago.

Narrow alleys are enlightened by aterite’s color.

The streets are kept clean.

An old window fades with time.

Short gates are everywhere.

Visitors should not miss taking a photo of the gate, which is in the typical architectural style of an old Vietnamese village.

Souvenir shops in the village

Te cake, Che lam cake, and seasame candies are the village’s specialties.

Che lam cake is sometimes mixed with other flavors including pineapple’s leaves and spiny bitter gourd.

Che Lam cake

The village is also famous for making soy sauce. 80-year-old Ha Thi Phi learned to make it at the age of 15.

Duong Lam village’s soy sauce

Situated at the end of the village, an ancient house owned by Mr. Nguyen Van Hung is one of the attractions.

Built in 1649, its structure and furniture remains intact.

The house has 5 chambers with 2 wings. The 3 middle chambers are the space intended for worshipping ancestors. The other chambers are bedrooms.

Once in the village, tourists can feel the peaceful atmosphere.