🇻🇳 Danang trip review ✈️ Exploring Hoi An's Thanh Ha Pottery Village

Hoi An Thanh Ha Pottery Village https://maps.app.goo.gl/p1WwActoHQbdAkYd7?g_st=ac Village entrance fee ❌️ Pottery Museum entrance fee 50,000 VND Pottery making experience 30,000 VND Operating hours Everyday 8:30 AM ~ 5:00 PM This is the place where decorative pottery for the Nguyen Dynasty was made. They say the ceramics sold as tourist goods in Hoi An are a livelihood for the residents of Thanh Ha village. After getting a ticket at the entrance, I first step into the ceramics museum. When buying the ticket, they even gave me a map and explained the location. I asked if the museum was cool inside, and they said, "It's natural condition..." 😅 It's hot, but I'll go ahead and take a look inside anyway~

The ceramics museum is a 3-story building with pottery works and painting exhibitions, so it's really enjoyable to look around. The only slightly disappointing thing is that with the names or descriptions of the works, it would have been a bit easier to understand, but many pieces had no title or explanation, so instead of looking closely I sometimes just breezed past them, which was a bit of a shame. They say Tanha village is not well off, so it's hard even to use a fan there. That's why, if you look around the village, they say there are many buildings built with brick so that the wind can flow through well. At the ceramics museum too, only one fan on the first-floor ceiling was running, so it was very hot. In the end, I gave up on the pottery-making experience and just looked around the museum before coming out. I'm planning to go back when it's less hot and explore every corner of the village ^^