Thái Bình, Province in Red River Delta, Vietnam
Thái Bình is a province in the Red River Delta region of northern Vietnam, spreading across flat coastal lowlands. Rice paddies, river branches, and canals define the landscape of this densely populated area.
The region was home to powerful clans in the 10th century who later founded a major dynasty. Over the centuries it remained an important agricultural center for the northern Vietnamese lowlands.
The province maintains traditional performances of hat cheo opera and water puppetry, representing northern Vietnamese performing arts through local community groups.
The province consists of seven rural districts and one main city, all connected by waterways and highways. Most settlements sit close to sea level, so flooding can occur during the rainy season.
A coastal nature reserve protects migratory birds and wetlands within the larger biosphere reserve. Local fishermen still use traditional methods along the shallow coastal waters.
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