Đường Lâm ancient village

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Đường Lâm ancient village is a well-preserved traditional Vietnamese village famed for its centuries-old laterite houses, communal structures, and rich cultural heritage near Hanoi.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient village
traditional Vietnamese village
country Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
culturalSignificance example of traditional Vietnamese village structure
represents Red River Delta rural culture
culturalType rural agricultural village
distanceFromHanoi about 40–50 km west of central Hanoi
governedBy local village authorities
hasFeature communal courtyards
courtyard houses
laterite walls
tiled roofs
hasPart Mía Pagoda
Mông Phụ communal house
Mông Phụ village gate
ancient wells system
traditional village lanes
hasStyle Northern Vietnamese rural architecture
heritageDesignationYear 2005
heritageStatus national relic of Vietnam
knownFor Buddhist pagodas
ancient wells
centuries-old laterite houses
communal houses
rich cultural heritage
village gates
well-preserved traditional architecture
locatedIn Hanoi municipality
Sơn Tây town
locatedNear Hanoi
materialUsed laterite stone
wood
preservationStatus well-preserved
recognizedBy Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Vietnam
region Red River Delta
religion Buddhism
Vietnamese folk religion
timeDepth several centuries old
tourismType cultural tourism destination
heritage tourism destination
traditionalProduct che lam (traditional sweet)}
peanut candy
rice farming
soy sauce
visitedFor heritage walks
rural landscape photography
traditional festivals

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Hà Tây Province contains Đường Lâm ancient village
Son Tay hasStructure Duong Lam ancient village (nearby, administratively associated)
linked to: Đường Lâm ancient village
Son Tay tourismAttraction Duong Lam ancient village (nearby)
linked to: Đường Lâm ancient village