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The Ao Dai, what is behind this Vietnamese traditional costume?

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People don’t know the exact time the “Ao Dai” was used for the first time, but it has been confirmed that Vietnamese Ao Dai has appeared for a long time. ...READ MORE

Festivals in Vietnam after Tet holiday

Festivals in Vietnam after Tet holiday

In Vietnamese beliefs, Lunar Tet is the most important festival that gives time for their family and friends, and future plan. Tet is also an occasion for various festivals held over country. All of them make a special picture of Tet holiday in Viet Nam. ...READ MORE

Exploring Hue Culture By Boat And Bike

Exploring Hue By Boat And Bike

Are you trying to find a different way to see the heritage and rural villages of Hue? And do you only have a limited time of 1 day? This post covers the top attractions of Hue which will have you go by boat and bike and all of that only in 1 day! ...READ MORE

8 Things to see/do in Thai Nguyen Tea Plantation

8 Things to see/do in Thai Nguyen Tea Plantation

Tea drinking habits have long been rooted in many different parts of Vietnam. Unlike other neighbours with complicated disciplines and solemn tea ceremony, Vietnamese appreciate plain tea which shows the real beauty of tea and hardworking tea growers. ...READ MORE

Four Palaces (“Tu Phu”) - A Beautiful Journey Into The Spiritual World

Four Palaces (“Tu Phu”) - A Beautiful Journey Into Spiritual World

You may have heard of water puppet show, Ca Tru singing show, but probably not about Four Palaces performance. It is inspired by the ritual of the spiritual medium ship (“Hau Dong”) of the Mother Religion believing in The Mother Goddess. The spectacular show offers a unique opportunity to learn about Vietnamese culture. ...READ MORE

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