Bau Truc Pottery Village: Preserving Ancient Cham Craftsmanship
In Vietnam's south-central region, Bau Truc village is keeping alive the Cham ethnic group's traditional hand-molding pottery techniques amidst modern life. Passed down through generations, this ancient craft is gaining attention as a symbol of regional culture and a tourism asset.
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