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A glimpse of tranquil Phuoc Tich ancient village Photo courtesy of Nguyen Ngoc Tran

The photo series of Phuoc Tich ancient village in the morning was taken by Nguyen Ngoc Tran before the second wave of COVID-19 resurging in Vietnam. The morning sunshine penetrating through tree leaves and roads adorns the serene beauty of the village.

A glimpse of tranquil Phuoc Tich ancient village Photo courtesy of Nguyen Ngoc Tran

Phuoc Tich ancient village has received many people coming to take photos as well as admire lush grass carpets. The local residents often go to the bank of O Lau River to go jogging and do exercise.

The boat embellishes the poetic beauty of the O Lau River. Photo courtesy of Nguyen Ngoc Tran

The boat embellishes the poetic beauty of the O Lau River. Phuoc Tich is the second old village recognized as the "national monument" following Duong Lam ancient village (Hanoi). It preserves precious tangible heritages including 27 antique houses, according to VNExpress.

The village has become a tourist attraction for both domestic and foreign visitors. Photo courtesy of Nguyen Ngoc Tran

The village has become a tourist attraction for both domestic and foreign visitors. There is a wide range of experiences offering to tourists such as making cakes, making pottery, cycling, etc.

Boating, as well as floating flower garlands and colored lanterns on O Lau River, are favorite experiences in Phuoc Tich village. Photo courtesy of Nguyen Ngoc Tran

A local person carrying goods to a fair which only takes place twice a month on Saturdays or Sundays. Photo courtesy of Nguyen Ngoc Tran

The traditional dishes and agricultural products are sold at the fair. Photo courtesy of Nguyen Ngoc Tran

The image of ancient houses quietly nestled under the rows of tea trees is a typical feature in Phuoc Tich Photo courtesy of Nguyen Ngoc Tran

Photo courtesy of Nguyen Ngoc Tran

Many youngsters said that exploring age-old architectures is extremely an immiscible experience.

An artisan meticulously carves on handicraft products. Photo courtesy of Nguyen Ngoc Tran

Phuoc Tich has long acquired its reputation for making pottery nationwide particularly for making earthenware pots.

The ceramic products in Phuoc Tich ancient village Photo courtesy of Nguyen Ngoc Tran

Visitors can have the opportunity to know more about the process of creating ceramic products and buy them as presents for family and friends.

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