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Lung Tam Linen Weaving Cooperative

HTX / làng dệt lanh Lùng Tám

Hmong community linen weaving, dyeing and embroidery in Lung Tam, Quan Ba.

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Lung Tam, Quan Ba, Ha Giang · Mien River

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A Hmong women's linen cooperative in Hop Tien hamlet, Lung Tam commune, beside the Mien River, set up in 2001 by Vang Thi Mai with 10 members. It now has well over 100 members. Hemp linen here goes through 41 hand steps, including spinning, boiling in wood-ash water, beating soft with stones, beeswax batik and indigo dyeing. Visitors can watch the process, try steps such as spinning thread or beeswax patterning, and buy scarves, bags, wallets and clothing.

Hmong women in Lung Tam weave linen, dye and embroider it. A good stop on a cultural route.

Cooperative founded in 2001 by Vang Thi Mai, who started with 10 members and 13 million dong. She still leads it.

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Try a weaving step

Trải nghiệm se sợi, vẽ sáp ong

Visitors can try small steps such as spinning thread or drawing beeswax patterns

Handwoven linen scarves, bags and wallets

Khăn, túi, ví vải lanh

Naturally dyed with indigo and other plant dyes

현지 팁

Ask before you photograph the weavers or their work.

Each piece is handmade over a long process (planting to finished cloth takes about 7 months), so if you bargain, do it politely.

Try your hand at a step, like spinning thread or beeswax patterning, rather than only browsing the shop.

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영업시간

Set workshop times; ask in advance

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September to April is the dry season, when the roads are dry and easiest to travel.

가는 방법

About 46–50 km from Ha Giang city. Take National Highway 4C toward Quan Ba. The village sits between Quan Ba and Yen Minh on the Ha Giang Loop, so it's an easy stop by motorbike or car.

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