Phu Vinh Bamboo Village

Phu Vinh Bamboo Village is a traditional rattan and bamboo weaving craft village located in Phu Nghia Commune, Chuong My District, about 30 km southwest of central Hanoi. Established over 400 years ago, it is one of Hanoi's most famous craft villages, known for skilled artisans producing baskets, furniture, decorative items and souvenirs from bamboo and rattan. The village preserves traditional techniques and offers visitors insight into rural Vietnamese handicraft heritage.

Visitors can expect a rural village setting with family-run workshops and open courtyards where artisans split, dye, weave and assemble bamboo and rattan into baskets, trays, furniture, lamps and souvenirs. You can observe the entire production process, interact with craftspeople, try hands-on weaving under guidance, and browse showrooms and small shops selling finished products. The village has narrow lanes, traditional houses and drying yards with stacked bamboo materials.

Phu Vinh is recognized as a traditional craft village with a history of more than 400 years, dating back to the 17th century. The bamboo and rattan weaving craft has been passed down through generations and was historically developed to produce household utensils and agricultural tools, later expanding to decorative and export products.

The village is designated as one of Hanoi's traditional craft villages and represents the preservation of Vietnamese bamboo and rattan weaving heritage. It plays an important role in maintaining rural craft culture, supporting local artisan livelihoods, and showcasing traditional Vietnamese handicraft skills to domestic and international visitors.