For Vietnamese people, coffee is more than just a drink - it’s a way of life. No matter where you are or what time of day it is, you’re never far from a street corner…
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Have you ever wandered through the bustling streets of Saigon and caught sight of đồ bộ…
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Delve into the everlasting connection of Vietnamese families across generations…
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Wet markets stand out as captivation hubs of activity, offering a fascinating glimpse into the daily lives…
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A festival fostering religious belief and cultural connection between Vietnamese and Chinese people…
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Phước Hải is a fishing township in the south of Vietnam, a short ride away from Vũng Tàu…
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Reflection of my inner demons…
Dragon dances are traditional performances, adopted from China and popular nowadays in many Asian countries including Vietnam…
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The Katê festival is the oldest and most unique festival of the Chăm ethnic minority and has been recognized…
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Vietnam’s narrow tube houses come from the feudal era and the tax policy in effect at the time. The feudal state charged…
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Lotus can be found everywhere around the country, in religion, arts, architecture but also in the daily lives…
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Also called the Moon Worship festival, Ooc Om Bok is one of the liveliest festivals in the Khmer calendar…
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Is there a more atmospheric place in Vietnam than Sapa on a misty night…
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Meo Vac is a small town located at the extreme north of Vietnam, close to the Chinese border that stretches out…
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Vietnamese see the process of burning incense as a sacred ritual said to provide a bridge…
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Vietnam's success in managing the Covid- 19 pandemic is symbolized by the systematic use of protection masks…
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Travelling on the Reunification Express from Saigon to Hanoi feels like a ride through history and time…
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