Ha Thai Lacquerware & Phuc Am Votive Paper Villages – Half Day

Discover Vietnamese craftsmanship through Hanoi tours as you visit Ha Thai village, renowned for its lacquerware, and Phuc Am village, celebrated for votive paper crafts. Engage with artisans to learn traditional techniques and craft your own pieces, immersing yourself in these culturally rich and beautiful art forms.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Tour Route: Ha Thai village – Phuc Am village
Duration: Half day
Time (expected): 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM (time depends on your wishes)
Date: No fixed departure dates. You may go whenever you wish
Start/ End: Hanoi/ Hanoi
Tour Customizable: Absolutely! (Tell us about your specific requirements in the inquiry form)

FULL ITINERARY

After breakfast, our tour guide will pick you up to begin exploring two unique craft villages, offering a close look at Vietnam’s traditional artistry and cultural depth.

Phuc Am Votive Paper-Making Village
We’ll start in Phuc Am Village, renowned for producing votive paper offerings central to Vietnam’s Mother Goddess worship, a UNESCO-recognized heritage. Here, you’ll learn about the village’s spiritual customs and visit local homes to see how artisans create these meaningful pieces, offering an authentic look into Vietnamese beliefs.

Ha Thai Lacquerware Village
Next, we’ll travel to Ha Thai, a village famous for its exceptional lacquerware. You’ll discover the artistry behind each piece, perfected over months and through 12 stages. Experience the craft firsthand with a choice of workshops: Eggshell Mosaic on Stone or Lacquer Painting Coloring—both designed to give you a hands-on feel for this intricate art form.

Afterward, we’ll enjoy a meal at a local artisan’s home or a village restaurant. Then, we’ll head back to Hanoi’s city center, with a richer understanding of Vietnam’s cultural heritage. Trip ends.
Meal: Home-cooked lunch

Inclusions:

• Transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle
• Experienced English-speaking guide
• Entrance fees and activities

Exclusions:

• VAT (Value added tax)
• Personal expenses NOT mentioned above