Tuyen quang: Amidst the harsh stone plateau of Tuyen Quang province, Lung Tam weaving village persistently preserves the traditional linen weaving craft of the Mong people. From simple linen threads, through the skillful hands of Mong women, they create fabrics that not only have practical value but also contain the cultural identity, memories, and rhythm of life of a land in the far north of the country.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the weaving village has become a symbol of cultural preservation and economic sustainability. The intricate process of linen weaving involves various stages, from growing plants, extracting fibers, to weaving and dyeing. Each step is carried out with precision and dedication, reflecting the resilience and creativity of the Mong community.

The products of Lung Tam are not limited to local markets; they have reached broader audiences, showcasing the heritage of the Mong people. The village has attracted attention for its role in maintaining traditional arts while providing livelihoods for local artisans. Through their craft, the weavers of Lung Tam continue to tell the story of their land, one thread at a time.