200-year old village in Hanoi
Ancient Nom village in Van Lam district, northern Hung Yen province, about 30km from the capital city, remains intact with its natural beauty of a traditional village.
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| In the centre of the village, there is a beautiful architectural complex of a communal house, an ancient well and a century-old banyan tree – typical features of a traditional village in the north. |
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| The arched village gate with sophisticatedly carved pillars was built more than 200 years ago. |
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| A 200-year old house |
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| Red brick tiled paths and ancient house’s gate |
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| Simple rural lifestyle is retained and hardly affected by the rapid urbanisation process |
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| Nom bridge – a unique stone one in Hung Yen. |
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| Nom market day is held 12 times per month |
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| Built in 1680, Nom pagoda has been restored several times and still keeps more than 100 terra-cotta statues. |
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