A ceramic mosaic mural in Vietnam has made the Guinness Book of World Records for being the biggest mosaic on the planet on August 1.

The famous street was shot by the filmer on August 1, flaunting the the achievement of 28 contributors from 2007-2010 and consisted of scenes from Hanoi, modern art and children's drawings.

All the porcelain came from the village of Bat Trang, which is known as "the pottery village."

The picture of ceramics painted on the wall was filmed in Vietnam on August 1.

What makes this street famous is the 3,85-km wall painting made from pottery and ceramic. The Ceramic Street lasts via 5 streets by the bank of Red River: Nghi Tam, Yen Phu, Tran Nhat Duat, Tran Quang Khai and Tran Khanh Du and is the achievement of 28 contributors, including sculptors, painters, pottery artisans, jounalist, photographer, ...

It was created from 2007 to 2010. Vietnamese artists, foreign embassies and cultural centers all helped to construct the wall. All the porcelain came from the village of Bat Trang, otherwise known as the pottery village. The mosaic consists of scenes from Hanoi, modern art and children's drawings, and is now in the Guinness Book of World Records as being the biggest mosaic on the planet.

The painting tells the viewers about the stories of Vietnam history, mostly the feudalism and history of country in the period of the Kings, the Vietnamese legendary stories and national culture. This street reached the Guinness World Record as the longest ceramic and pottery street in the world.