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Tailoring ao dai
Viettown Ao Dai in Hoi An is meticulously handcrafted from high-quality fabrics such as silk, silk or lace. The artisans here have passed down the techniques and secrets of sewing ao dai from generation to generation, ensuring accuracy and sophistication in every detail. Each ao dai is sewn completely according to the customer's request, from choosing the color, style to the motifs and patterns on the shirt. With the quality and dedication of artisans, Viettown ao dai in Hoi An gives the wearer confidence and charm.
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Take photos of ao dai
Taking photos of ao dai in Hoi An is a memorable experience. Not only can visitors explore the beautiful old streets with traditional old houses and bridges over the Hoai River, but visitors can also learn about the history and culture of Vietnam through traditional Vietnamese costumes. long. In addition, you can enjoy the peaceful and relaxing atmosphere of this ancient city. The photo of ao dai taken in Hoi An not only has cultural significance but also shows the elegance and charm of Vietnamese women.
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Hand embroidery
Hand-embroidered paintings in Hoi An are often used to decorate hotel rooms, restaurants or personal living spaces. In particular, hand-embroidered paintings also become an ideal gift to give to loved ones or tourists. Hand-embroidered paintings in Hoi An often carry typical images of Vietnamese culture such as golden rice fields, boats sailing on the river, or gentle girls in ao dai. Each painting carries its own story, creating an appeal and uniqueness for hand embroidery art in Hoi An.
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Make lanterns
During the lantern making course in Hoi An, visitors will be guided from how to choose materials, design to how to assemble and decorate lanterns. They will work with talented artisans who have passed down the craft of making lanterns through generations. Through the learning process, visitors will clearly understand the history and meaning of lanterns in Vietnamese folk culture. In particular, they also have the opportunity to participate in cultural exchange activities and chat with artisans to learn more about this traditional profession.
