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Traditional craft villages play an important role in the economic development of the rural areas. Facts have shown that craft villages have not only created many job opportunities, not only for people of working age but also for the elderly, people with disabilities, and children but also helped to narrow the gap between rich and poor in rural areas.
Ninh Binh province currently has 63 craft villages which specialise in processing agro-forestry-aquatic products and producing handicrafts. Most of the craft villages are operating stably, creating jobs and increasing incomes for rural people.
Tours of craft villages have attracted an increasing number of visitors as they help them to experience production activities and traditional culture, and buy typical products. This is seen as a big opportunity for local traditional craft villages to make the best of their potential in combination with developing tourism, thereby increasing economic efficiency.
Deputy Prime Minister Le Van Thanh has signed a Decision approving the Viet Nam traditional craft village preservation and development program for the 2021-2030 period.
Within the framework of Ninh Binh Tourism Week 2022, an exhibition of traditional handicrafts has received special attention from both domestic and foreign visitors. This was seen as a chance for local businesses and traditional craft villages to introduce their products to tourists.
Bac Lieu Province's salt-making craft has been recognised as a national intangible cultural heritage.
The northern province of Ninh Binh has for years implemented a plan to develop and expand its traditional handicraft villages, especially six famous craft villages to serve tourism needs and preserve traditional crafts.
Deputy PM Vu Duc Dam has assigned the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism to craft dossiers of two intangible cultural heritages for UNESCO recognition.
Since 2007, meritorious Artisan Pham Van Vang from Bach Lien village, Yen Thanh commune, Yen Mo district, in the northern province of Ninh Binh, has nurtured the idea of restoring the ancient local Bo Bat pottery craft, an art which had been lost for around ten centuries. With unremitting efforts, he has successfully brought these pottery products to both domestic and international markets.
In addition to the famous Phat Diem Cathedral, Kim Son district in Ninh Binh province is also known for the craft of sedge weaving. Its sedge products are admired by Vietnamese and foreign consumers for their durability and beauty.
In Vietnam, there are about 3,000 craft villages, of which 400 are traditional villages. However, craft village tourism is not really well developed. The Vietnam Business Forum reports.
Located in Ninh Hai Commune, Hoa Lu District of Ninh Binh Province, Van Lam embroidery-making village has a long history famous nationwide for this traditional craft.
