+  Showcase live production, allowing visitors to directly take part in the process.

+  Display and sell products directly to visitors 

The products introduced and traded in the traditional handicraft villages include:

            1/ Van Phuc silk village

          2/ Precious stone paintings village

          3/ Phu Lang ceramic village

          4/ Gemstones, gold and precious metals processing village

          5/ Rattan products making village  

          6/ Porcelain village

          7/ Wood sculpture village

          8/ Bronze casting village

          9/ Dao tribe brocade-dying village

          10/ Thai tribe brocade weaving village

          11/ Fine art bag village

          12/ Wooden mosaic village

          13/ Embroidery village

          14/ Immitation antique village

The villages are organized with respect to:

     a/ Preserving old architecture of Vietnamese villages, meaning that the houses in the villages are those dated back to late XIX and early XX centuries and bought from their respective owners.

     b/ Preserving traditional man-made trade. Each village consists of a processing area from materials to finished products and a display area for its products.

     c/ The garden and interiors of each village characterizes itself as in late XIX and early XX centuries’ settings.

     d/ The villages has highlights such as banyan trees, wells, village and temple. The traditional handicraft village areas consists of the followings:

+ Village temple: The village temple is a XIX century house with an area of 440 m2, showing and trading products of its respective trade village. A front yard of 2,000 m2 which acts as a stage for traditional performances. There are water puppet shows – a cultural world heritage - every night. The village temple will also represent community activities of a typical Vietnamese village with village meeting, Cheo performance, Quan Ho (folk) songs etc ….

+ Floating temple: With a stand for 230 spectators, it is a performance stage for Vietnam’s special water puppet shows – a cultural world heritage.

+ Court yard: 2,000 m2 of ground which acts as a stage for traditional performances and open shows.

+ Puppet theatre: with regular puppet shows for domestic and international audience.