In December 2019, Dalat Clay Village

Dalat Clay Village, the entrance fee is 12 yuan. Even though I knew it was a man-made attraction, I still loved it. The owner of the Clay Village is Mr. Zheng Boyong, who is obsessed with ancient architecture. After four years of research, he made clay into a unique new material, which is used to build tunnels with carved patterns on both sides, and its durability is equivalent to cement. Mr. Zheng's original words-- I decided to choose Dalat City as a place for tourism, so the tourism products must be unique. Fortunately, I have been to many countries in the world, and each country has different ways of tourism. When I traveled to the Netherlands, I admired the country for successfully creating a tourism brand with only tulips, which is their characteristic tourism and very successful. When I returned to Dalat City in Vietnam, what I hated most was the red soil. When it rained, the ground would become soft and it was easy to overturn and fall. Although the surrounding villas are beautiful, they are all red. I suddenly thought that this is also a characteristic tourism product. With my own experience and knowledge, I successfully developed a new building material, and then built a red soil house and a carved avenue. This 1200-meter-long clay tunnel is a modern city concept with unique architectural culture developed according to the original appearance of Dalat. Walking along the tunnel, you can understand the history of Dalat City. Gear train, stilt house, Pasteur Institute, Chicken Church, airport, Lover's Valley, etc., the scenery is displayed one by one, walking and taking pictures all the way, never tired. It's different from any other attractions in Vietnam. The Clay Village is still under construction. Looking forward to its updated look. Also looking forward to going to Dalat again in the future.