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Bai Dinh Pagoda Festival starts from January 6th. Formerly, the festival only lasts for a week. Recently, with the attention and investment of the State, t

The traditional Coat of Arms consisted of a shield or banner or varied forms, having the stylistic representation of a dragon, a legendary and totemic an

Parallelism played an important role in Vietnamese classical literary style. It marks every literary genre from prose to poetry, including phu, a kind of r

The autumn signals the start of Vietnam’s “Wedding season”, with most Vietnamese coupes choosing to marry in the fall and winter months. The cit

For many of us younger Vietnamese, Tet always had been something very important to our families, to our culture and to our people. However, we often don’

Environmentally friendly battery-powered cars have begun offering tourists a new way to take in the sights in Ha Noi's Old Quarter.Each car carries seven p

To regard Tet simply as New Year's Day, as one would in the West, would display a poor knowledge of the people of Vietnam.In spite of its impressive creden

Centuries few travels ventured into the maze of islands strewn across Ha Long Bay. Today, visitors from all over the world cruise the bay’s water on

Some ethnic minorities like Tay, Thai, Dao Lo Giang, Nung and Raglai chose to celebrate Tet in the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology in Hanoi, instead of their o

Sapa’s cool climate and magnificent green vistas first attracted the attention of French colonizers in 1909, but the minority people of this frontier val

It is pretty evident in the skiffs poled along by women, in the houseboats with their tiny rooftop shrines and in the delicacies of grand cuisine that Hue'

Streams and waterfalls give romantic Da Lat a ‘tough’ reputationDa Lat evokes the leisure of a hillside resort, the romance of lakes, flowers and misty

At these days, driving in the streets, you can feel   TET is coming. The streets become more crowded and decorated with coloured lights and red banners.

For centuries, Tra Que village has made a name for itself through its greenery Phong Lan finds out more. The sweet aroma of Tra Que vegetables and herds

Time: 5th day to 10th day of the 1st lunar monthPlace: Lieu Doi (Li?u ?ôi) village, Liem Tuc (Liêm Túc) commune, Thanh Liem (Thanh Liêm) district, Ha N