Dinh Yen 'Ghost Market': A Century of Tradition Amidst Tourism Promotion
The Dinh Yen 'Ghost Market' in Dong Thap Province, Vietnam, a unique cultural heritage over a century old, is attracting tourists after a large-scale restoration in 2023. Its survival, however, hinges on balancing tradition with modern tourism demands.
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