Xứ dừa
For the palms, the kiln, and the two craft villages inland.
This is the coconut country of Vietnam: more than 60,000 ha and about 500 million nuts a year, also 53,000 ha and about a quarter of the country’s coconut land, also above 62,000 ha by the 2015 festival, and also over 200,000 ha, nearly half of the country’s coconut land. Candy, milk, oil, and shell craft are the products. The plain candy is coconut milk and sugar, and also coconut milk, maltose, and yellow cane sugar. Eat it warm at the kiln. More than 500 coconut-shell objects are made here.
Mỹ Lồng, old xã Mỹ Thạnh, huyện Giồng Trôm, is the rice-paper yard. Clause 92 merges Mỹ Thạnh, Thuận Điền, and Lương Phú into xã Lương Phú and does not erase the craft name. Sơn Đốc sits in xã Hưng Nhượng, with the work in the hamlets and ấp Hưng Bình named for the households. Clause 88 keeps the name Hưng Nhượng. The two yards are not the same visit. Both were listed as national intangible heritage by Quyết định số 4069/QĐ-BVHTTDL on 30 October 2018.
