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Our Story
We want you to experience the joy and excitement of create wood art with your own hands. Our workshops are led by experienced artisans who are always available. Sharing stories and techniques passed down through generations.
At Driftwood Village, we are dedicated to preserving and promoting the traditional art of Vietnamese wood carving. Nestled within a vibrant garden, we offer a peaceful, nature-immersed space where you can connect with the rich culture and hospitality of the Vietnamese people through the lens of local artisans.
Founder Lê Ngọc Thuận
A native of Quang Nam is the one who laid the foundation for the idea of recycling driftwood into an embodiment of local culture. Witnessing the pieces of driftwood, imprinted with cultural stories as they travel from the upstream to the downstream, blending with daily life in Hoi An, has provided him with endless creative inspiration.
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Guest Reviews
I enjoy the rice paddies, very calming atmosphere. It’s very nice and surreal, very fun and friendly place.
Connar 
The explanation of the wood, the crafts is very good at the start. I enjoy that - the story they told and the story they're telling about the timber that we need to look after.
Louise 
Không nghĩ là Hội An có một nơi như này! Mình được trải nghiệm, và đi xung quanh khuôn viên, cảm giác rất thoải mái và dễ chịu. Mình được chiêm ngưỡng các tác phẩm nghệ thuật từ củi lũ và rất yêu thích các tác phẩm này.
Anh Trường 
Vui, mình rất thích. Các nghệ nhân và hướng dẫn viên rất nhiệt tình. It's so good. I like it!
Chị Mai và Anh Hoàng 
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Immerse Yourself in Cultural Stories
and Join our Recycled Wood Carving Workshop
Visit Driftwood Village
Driftwood Village in Dong Na village, Hoi An city was born from the idea of artist Le Ngoc Thuan, a Hoi An native who is very famous for his journey of painting, fine art sculpture, regenerating the life cycle of turning driftwood - logs of wood floating in the flood water that were thought to be discarded - into creative works of art, participating in many domestic and international exhibitions, often called "Thuan luu lu", "Vietnam's recycled art ambassador".
