Silk threads in different colours (Photo: Hoi An Silk Village)
Quang Nam (VNA) – The Vietnam – Asia silk culture festival is scheduled to run inHoi An silk village in the central province of Quang Nam between June 11 and14.
The eventaims at promoting and preserving the value of traditional silk villages acrossVietnam, including Van Phuc (Hanoi), Hoi An and Ma Chau (Quang Nam), and BaoLoc (the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong), among others.
It willalso connect craftsmen with potential business partners from Japan, India,China, Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Europe.
In 2015,Hoi An silk village represented Vietnam and joined the Asia Silk Alliance asone of seven founding members with the mission of linking Vietnamese silk enterpriseswith the wider Asian silk community.
A view from the sky of the Hoi An Silk Village (Photo: Hoi An Silk Village)
The silkvillage, located at 28 Nguyen Tat Thanh street in Hoi An, is a silk-weavingcentre and living museum of the ancient trade in the central region.
Craftsmen make silk inside the village (Photo: Hoi An Silk Village)
(Photo: Hoi An Silk Village)
The villagewas voted as the third best attraction in Hoi An by travel website TripAdvisorin 2015.-VNA
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Silk threads in different colours (Photo: Hoi An Silk Village) 
A view from the sky of the Hoi An Silk Village (Photo: Hoi An Silk Village) 
Craftsmen make silk inside the village (Photo: Hoi An Silk Village) 
(Photo: Hoi An Silk Village) 
