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Thousands of years ago in the country of Linh Nam, there lived a clan chief with superhuman strength called Loc Tuc who took the title of King Kinh Duong.

A cultural activity deeply rooted in tradition connecting the physical and spiritual heart of a nation. The phrase “Pho thi” – (street market) is

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

Music and passion are always in fashion in Hoi An reports Cam ThuyWhen a visiting friend asked me to recommend a good place in Vietnam to meet up for a sho

It takes some getting to, but a bamboo-lined dirt road makes it worthwhileIf it’s all about the journey and not the destination, there is a “journey to

In Asian myths, no creature is as impressive as the dragon. For Vietnamese peasants, the dragon was a vivid symbol of the fourfold deity-clouds, rain, th

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’

SA DEC, VIET NAM — For years, the home of the main male character in French writer Marguerite Duras's steamy novel The Lover was closed to the public in

Ba Na’s recent claim to fame is two entries in the Guinness Book of World Records, for the longest (5,042m - 16,545ft) and highest non-stop cable car s

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

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

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.

The former trading port of Hoi An attracts visitors with its ancient buildings, pretty river views and taller made fashions.In the 16th century, the rivers

Quan Son Lake, with its many small islands surrounded by forests and hundreds of limestone peaks, retains its wild and tranquil beauty as an idyllic out-of

Vietnamese society has a fair amount of public etiquette. The following are some of the more common points: . Avoid public displays of affection with