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HANOI, Jan 26 — In a tiny village in northern Vietnam, Dang Thi Hoa ties up a bundle of freshly dried incense sticks ahead of Lunar New Year and watches a line of tourists...

Quang Phu Cau is among several villages across Vietnam that's involved in the ancient incense stick trade.

The villagers make a healthy sum from the selfie snappers.

In a tiny village in northern Vietnam, Dang Thi Hoa ties up a bundle of freshly dried incense sticks ahead of Lunar New Year and watches a line of tourists waiting to pose for pictures.Three generations of Dang Thi Hoa's family have been dyeing incense sticks scarlet red, or magenta pink, ahead of the new year celebrations -- known as Tet in Vietnam.

HANOI (AFP) – In a tiny village in northern Vietnam, Dang Thi Hoa ties up a bundle of freshly dried incense sticks ahead of Lunar New Year and watches a line of tourists waiting to pose for pictures. Three generations of Dang Thi Hoa’s family have been dyeing incense sticks scarlet red, or magenta pink, […]

In a charming village in northern Vietnam, Dang Thi Hoa and her family have been crafting vibrant incense sticks traditionally dyed for Tet celebrations. | Travel

In a tiny village in northern Vietnam, Dang Thi Hoa ties up a bundle of freshly dried incense sticks ahead of Lunar New Year and watches a line of tourists waiting to pose for pictures.

In a tiny village in northern Vietnam, Dang Thi Hoa ties up a bundle of freshly dried incense sticks ahead of Lunar New Year and watches a line of tourists waiting to pose for pictures. Three generations of Dang Thi Hoa's family have been dyeing incense sticks scarlet red, or magenta pink, ahead of the new year celebrations -- known as Tet in Vietnam. But Hoa, and many other families living and working in the "incense village" of Quang Phu Cau, now also make sticks in yellow, blue...

In a tiny village in northern Vietnam, families are earning a decent living from tourists wanting to snap selfies with their incense sticks.

In a tiny village in northern Vietnam, Dang Thi Hoa ties up a bundle of freshly dried incense sticks ahead of Lunar New Year and watches a line of tourists waiting to pose for pictures