Le Mat Craft Village Cooperative has commenced the “Center for Breeding and Conservation of Snake Species and Creative Design Center for Introducing, Promoting, and Selling OCOP Products, Traditional Craft Village Linked with Tourism in Le Mat Snake Breeding Traditional Village, Viet Hung Ward” project. Spanning 7,456 m², the initial investment exceeds 10 billion VND.
The project’s highlight is a serpentine building, evoking the image of a snake, a symbol of Le Mat’s traditional craft.
Aerial views reveal a unique, giant snake-like structure. Adjacent to the canal, 10 train carriages and a Long Bien Bridge model are positioned.
The project features interconnected functional zones: History and Culture Exhibition Area, Snake and Reptile Conservation Area, Interactive Performance and Education Area, OCOP Exhibition and Snake Cuisine Area, Eco-Lodging and Green Space Area, and Tourism Support Services.
Many landscapes are shaped and placed within the project, awaiting final touches like plastering and painting.
The project’s rough construction and green spaces are complete. Workers and machinery are accelerating efforts for a year-end completion.
Launched in July 2025 with an initial investment of over 10 billion VND, the project is set for Phase 1 completion in Q4/2025 after 5 months of construction.
The main building features 6 octagonal functional rooms and 2 specialized centers, blending creativity with Le Mat’s snake breeding tradition.
Upon completion, the project is expected to become a new tourist attraction in Hanoi.
Rendering of the Center for Breeding and Conservation of Snake Species and Creative Design Center in Le Mat Traditional Snake Breeding Village.
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