Mang Den is not only famous for its wild natural beauty but is also the cradle of long-standing traditional craft villages of the Xo Dang and Mo Nam ethnic minorities. The brocade weaving, basketry and vermicelli making from red rice are not only a means of livelihood but also carry within them the cultural identity and pride of the whole community.
Each brocade fabric is a work of art. The brilliant patterns are woven by the talented hands of Xo Dang women, telling stories about nature, life and ethnic culture. This is not just a product, but also the soul and love of the weaver placed in each thread.
The rattan and bamboo products of the Xo Dang people are not only durable but also extremely sophisticated. From baskets, hats, to daily life items, all carry the breath of the mountains and forests and the ingenuity in every detail.
Red rice – a typical agricultural product of the Xo Dang and Mo Nam people, is processed into soft, fragrant vermicelli. Red rice vermicelli has a unique flavor of the mountains and forests, and is both a traditional dish and a source of pride for the people in the region.
Discovering Mang Den, you will experience these unique traditional craft villages, feel the connection between people and nature, and enjoy beautiful handmade products that are imbued with the soul of the Xo Dang and Mo Nam people.
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