In a modern society, many tradition jobs have disappeared but there remain artisans who are trying to keep the tradition going in every corner of the Old Quarter, which helps ensure that the past is not forgotten but preserved as evidence of a city with history of thousands of years.
 A view of Hang Dao street on the left and Cau Go street on the right |
 Hang Chinh Street (Terracotta jar street) |
 Hang Ma Street |
 Gravestone carving craft on Hang Mam Street |
 An iron forger on Lo Ren (forging furnace) Street |
 Reprairing old fans on Ta Hien Street |
 Making Pho, a traditional Vietnamese rice noodle, to eat with beef and chicken |
 Bamboo and rattan weaving on Hang Vai Street |
 Woodturning on To Tich Street |
 Haircutting in the Old Quarter |
 Crafting containers from metal sheets on Hang Thiec Street |
 Portrait painting on Hang Ngang Street |
 Copper-smiths in action at Ngu Xa craft village |
 Woodturning on 7 To Tich Street |
 A copper refiner on Hang Dong Street |
