Centuries-old stone mortars at Van Hanh Zen Monastery in Da Lat preserve Vietnam’s traditional rural heritage.
Hundreds of centuries-old stone mortars are on display at Van Hanh Zen Monastery in Da Lat, offering visitors a glimpse into Vietnam’s traditional rural life and cultural heritage.
Collected from different places, the unique artifacts preserve memories of everyday life before modern tools replaced them.
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