In the 1990s, Cu Da village had 255 old houses, about 15-20 of which followed French architectural styles, with the rest being traditional Vietnamese. Due to historical events and urbanization, this number has significantly decreased, standing at 55 today. (Photo: Van Chi/VNA)
Currently, Cu Da village has 17-18 households producing vermicelli, a sharp decline from the more than 100 vermicelli workshops in previous years. (Photo: Van Chi/VNA)
The Cu Da communal house (Dinh Vat) is a famous site known for its ancient, simple beauty. (Photo: Van Chi/VNA)
The year of construction is engraved above the gates of some houses. (Photo: Van Chi/VNA)
With a history spanning over 400 years, Cu Da is believed to have been established by wealthy families during the Trinh Lords era, who settled here to establish a livelihood and build their lives. (Photo: Van Chi/VNA)
Located on the bank of the Nhue River, Cu Da has enjoyed convenient trade routes, creating a good condition for a prosperous community and the construction of many large-scale buildings. (Photo: Van Chi/VNA)
Ancient village Cu Da – where old charm is preserved
Cu Da is a renowned ancient village located in Cu Khe commune, Thanh Oai district, Hanoi. It features traditional, rustic homes typical of the northern Vietnamese countryside, harmoniously blended with French colonial architecture.
