The museum is situated in Bat Trang craft village in Gia Lam district of Hanoi, roughly 20km from the city centre.

An entrance ticket is priced at 30,000 VND (1.3 USD) for each person.

Many families choose to visit the museum on the weekend.

A range of ceramic products created in unique glazes and shapes are put on display.

“The items at the museum such as food containing jars are all very familiar that I often see during my childhood. This place reminds me of the old times, so I feel very touched," says Thu Thuy, an elderly from Hung Yen province.

The Bat Trang ceramics museum is an increasingly-popular check-in spot for many young people.

Visitors can explore the art of ceramic making in Bat Trang through items on display.

Pottery kilns are recreated for guests to view.

Covering an area of 3,700 square metres, the museum was built in 2018 with a total investment of 6.5 million USD. Its products together with the unique architectural style are expected to make Bat Trang craft village better known globally.