Drive about 1 hour to reach Duong Lam Village, a remarkably preserved 9th-century farming village, known as a living museum of Vietnam's Red River Delta civilization. Upon arrival, walk through narrow alleyways and shaded village paths, lined with centuries-old laterite brick homes. This is one of the few villages in Vietnam recognized as a National Historical and Cultural Relic.

Pass through the ancient village gate, where history is literally inscribed with the names of two national heroes: Ngo Quyen and Phung Hung, who once led resistance movements and became kings in the 8th–10th centuries. Visit their memorial temples, which are still revered by locals today.

Continue to explore the Mia Pagoda, a beautiful 15th-century structure housing 287 statues of Buddhas and deities, offering a glimpse into ancient Vietnamese religious art.

Walk along the rice fields where villagers still farm using traditional carts and oxen, just like their ancestors.

This living museum showcases the traditional architecture, customs, and spiritual life of all 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam.

Stroll through the reconstructed villages, admire authentic wooden stilt houses, and interact with artisans and locals from ethnic communities such as the Thai, Hmong, Tay, and Dao.

Take part in or observe traditional music and dance performances, craft demonstrations, and cultural exchanges.

Enjoy the fresh, peaceful atmosphere, lush scenery, and enriching experience that blends history, art, and living heritage.