Images from the peaceful ancient village of Phuoc Tich
VOV.VN - Located 40 kilometres north of the central city of Hue is the small village of Phuoc Tich, a place that has remained relatively unchanged over the past hundred years and represents a peaceful village that serves as a popular destination in Hue.
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| The village is spread out beside the poetic O Lau river and is noticeable for having all the typical features of a traditional Vietnamese village. |
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| Visitors to Phuoc Tich are amazed at the village’s ancient homes which are up to one hundred years old. |
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| Houses in Phuoc Tich are made principally from jackfruit wood and are adorned with exquisite carvings, most of which are undamaged despite having seen a number of wars throughout the years. |
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| Most of the ancient homes in the village enjoy large yards that contain old trees separated by rows of tea trees, creating an exotic green space. |
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| An ancient house owned by Mrs Le Ngoc Thi Thi |
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| The home of Mr Luong Thanh Khieu |
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| The view inside Mr Khieu’s house |
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| A dozen religious structures within the village remain intact. |
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| Phuoc Tich’s communal home was built in 1470 before being restored in 1999. |
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| The entrance of Phuoc Buu pagoda in the sunlight |
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| Walking through the village, visitors are able to enjoy peace and quiet. |
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| The village sits on the bank of the O Lau river. |
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| A lotus pond can be found at the centre of the ancient village. |
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| A stroll around the village is an unmissable experience for visitors. Tourists should slow down and admire the ancient architecture. |
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| The art of ceramics in Phuoc Tich ancient village can be dated back 500 years. |
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| Tourists to Phuoc Tich often arrange their stay in local houses among the village’s people to learn more about the area’s culture. |
