Ai Nghia old brick kiln

Women from Dai Loc pose for a commemorative photo at the old brick kiln. Photo: HL

What immediately catches the eye of visitors is the image of an old brick kiln with its stained walls, sometimes covered in green moss... The red brick kiln, situated amidst a vast green field, has recently attracted not only young people but also middle-aged and retired people from near and far to admire the scenery and take photos.

In March, this place becomes a huge draw for young people. Young women in vibrant dresses, as well as those in traditional ao dai, come together to take photos, creating a colorful scene.

Stairway to Heaven. Photo: HL

Taking advantage of the airy, cool space of the rice fields and the old brick kilns stained with the marks of time (which have been safely renovated), the owner of Ai Nghia Old Brick Kiln Cafe has also arranged a clear blue pond with water lilies, rafts in the middle of the pond, and a charming walkway, creating a space for visitors to take photos. That's all it takes to create unforgettable souvenir photos.

Visitors can also climb the "stairway to heaven," or pose beside the vibrant bougainvillea vines growing from the brick kiln. Then, they can take in photos of the brick kiln nestled amidst the lush green rice fields.

These photos are absolutely stunning. Photo: HL

On either side of the brick kiln is a long, straight road leading to the fields and into the residential area, covered in a dreamy white carpet of wildflowers. The air here is extremely fresh, cool, and clear.

Not only is it a great place to check in, the cool cafe next door is also a place for tourists to sip drinks and relax. It's also a romantic spot for young couples to have dates.

Striking a pose by the lake. Photo: HL

There are several ways to get to the old Ai Nghia brick kiln, the most convenient being from Hua Tao Primary School or Nguyen Trai Secondary School (new), Ai Nghia town, Dai Loc district, driving straight along a concrete road less than half a kilometer wide. Motorbikes and cars can easily access the area...

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