Duong Lam Ancient Village
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A trip to Duong Lam Village offers a remarkable glimpse into Vietnam’s rich cultural and historical roots. Located about 60 km west of Hanoi, this peaceful village is known as the birthplace of two national heroes: Phung Hung and Ngo Quyen, who played significant roles in shaping the country’s past.
Duong Lam stands out for its well-preserved architecture and centuries-old houses — some dating back over 400 years — offering a rare look into traditional Vietnamese rural life. As the first ancient village to be officially recognized as a national relic by the Ministry of Culture, Duong Lam holds a prestigious place alongside famous sites like Hoi An and Hanoi’s Old Quarter.
A walk through its narrow alleyways and communal houses feels like stepping back in time, making it an unmissable destination for history lovers and cultural explorers alike.
Itinerary
Next, travel to Duong Lam, one of the oldest traditional villages in Northern Vietnam's Red River Delta. Upon arrival, enjoy a leisurely bicycle ride along its peaceful alleyways. Visit Mong Phu Temple in the only hamlet where the original village gate is still intact, and continue on to explore the simple yet rich daily life of local farmers. You'll stop at two ancient houses: one built over 200 years ago and another dating back more than 400 years.Later, visit the temples of Ngo Quyen and Phung Hung, both national heroes who were born in this region. Then continue to Mia Pagoda, a remarkable site built in the 15th century. This pagoda houses an impressive collection of 287 statues, including notable works such as the Himalayan Buddha and the Eight Vajra Deities.
End the day with a scenic drive back to Hanoi, arriving at your hotel by around 5:00 PM.
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