Brussels (VNA) – The incense-making village of QuangPhu Cau in Hanoi’s countryside, which has become viral on Instagram, hasbeen featured on the La Une channel of Belgium’s French-language broadcastingorganisation RTBF.
The January 25 televised programme began by emphasising thesignificance of beautiful photos in the era of social media, leading viewers toexplore the small Vietnamese village of captivating colours, which it called anInstagram phenomenon.
Every year, Quang Phu Cau village, adorned with thousands ofincense sticks drying outdoors, attracts a diverse array of tourists fromaround the world. Sarah Vanmalderghim, a Belgian tourist, said the sitereflects a perfect combination of traditional craftsmanship, while CatherineCaro from the Philippines was delighted by the place’s beauty and colours.
The programme showed that local incense sticks were traditionallyin red and pink. To please visitors and cater to Instagram trends,additional ones like yellow, green, and leafy green have been introduced. Touristsneed to pay around 2 EUR to access designated "photo-hunting" areas,with elevated observation points already in place to serve them.
The channel rounded off its programme by underscoring the significanceof this traditional craft village, where bamboo sticks are an indispensablepart of the local culture./.
The January 25 televised programme began by emphasising thesignificance of beautiful photos in the era of social media, leading viewers toexplore the small Vietnamese village of captivating colours, which it called anInstagram phenomenon.
Every year, Quang Phu Cau village, adorned with thousands ofincense sticks drying outdoors, attracts a diverse array of tourists fromaround the world. Sarah Vanmalderghim, a Belgian tourist, said the sitereflects a perfect combination of traditional craftsmanship, while CatherineCaro from the Philippines was delighted by the place’s beauty and colours.
The programme showed that local incense sticks were traditionallyin red and pink. To please visitors and cater to Instagram trends,additional ones like yellow, green, and leafy green have been introduced. Touristsneed to pay around 2 EUR to access designated "photo-hunting" areas,with elevated observation points already in place to serve them.
The channel rounded off its programme by underscoring the significanceof this traditional craft village, where bamboo sticks are an indispensablepart of the local culture./.
VNA