Just across the Red River from Hanoi, Bat Trang has shaped clay for some 700 years. Today it blends living heritage with hands-on fun — throw your own pot, tour a stunning ceramic museum, and buy pottery straight from the makers.
1. 700 Years of Ceramics
Bat Trang has produced fine ceramics since the era of the royal court, its skills passed down through generations. Kilns and workshops still fill the village lanes.
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Hanoi Jeep Tour - Bat Trang Pottery Village
2. Try the Clay Wheel
Hands-on workshops let you throw and paint your own piece — a favourite with kids and adults alike, and a souvenir you actually made.
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⏱️ 4.5 Hours
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3. The Ceramic Museum
The striking, swirling Bat Trang Ceramic Museum is a landmark in itself, celebrating the craft in dramatic clay architecture with exhibits and shops.
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⏱️ 4.5 Hours
Hanoi Electric Scooter Tour to Bat Trang Pottery Village
4. Shopping for Pottery
Buy bowls, tea sets and art at maker prices, from everyday pieces to fine ceramics. The village market is a treasure hunt for authentic souvenirs.
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5. Getting There
It's a short countryside jeep ride from central Hanoi, easily combined with Red River scenery — our craft-village routes head straight here.
6. Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Bat Trang known for?
A: Ceramics — it's a 700-year-old pottery village near Hanoi where you can throw your own pot, tour a ceramic museum and buy authentic pieces.
Q: Can I make my own pottery there?
A: Yes — hands-on clay wheel workshops let you throw and paint a piece to take home. Great for families.
Q: How do I get to Bat Trang?
A: It's a short countryside trip from Hanoi across the Red River. Our craft-village jeep routes go directly there.
