Da Nang, Oct. 18 -- A unique creative space in the central city of Da Nang recreates 12 traditional Vietnamese craft villages, offering visitors engaging cultural experiences. More than a new tourist attraction, the model also helps promote traditional values to the public and international visitors. Bringing Vietnamese culture closer to visitors Located on Lac Long Quan street in Dien Ban Dong ward, The Hangart handicraft art space covers 3,000 sq.m and recreates 12 traditional Vietnamese craft villages. It regularly hosts 16 handicraft workshops, allowing visitors to experience a wide range of cultural activities, including making do paper, creating pottery inspired by Thanh Ha pottery village, practising Kim Bong wood carving in Hoi An...