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As a cultural icon of Vietnam, conical hats appear in many aspects of local life, such as a stroll around town, literature, fashion, and the arts. The conical hat is an indispensable element of Vietnam's past, present, and future.
See allLet's continue our journey through time to discover the city's architectural heritage and understand its subtle yet strong character. Part two & end
See allLet's go back in time by discovering the city's architectural heritage to understand its subtle yet strong character. Part One
See allDiscover the top 10 must-visit beaches in Vietnam for a relaxing seaside vacation. Typic Travel offers these 10 beaches for your trip to Vietnam.
See allLocated ten kilometers from the bustling city center of Hanoi, Bát Tràng village is a small haven of peace. In addition to attracting tourists, it also entices young Hanoians eager to practice the art of pottery for a few hours.
See allTrekking - literally long-distance hiking - has today found a place among young Vietnamese city dwellers yearning for adventure. A way for them to connect with nature and stay physically fit.
See allIndustry: general. Audience: B2C. Le côm, a snack cherished by Hanoians with every arrival of autumn, is made from young glutinous rice grains. Sold on every street corner of the capital, it can be consumed directly or transformed into various popular dishes.
See allIndustry: general. Audience: B2C. The word Caodaism comes from Cao-Dài, the literal translation of which is: Supreme Palace. This double term is found in the most ancient Buddhist prayers. This indicates the main origin of this religion, which is primarily, as we will see, that of renovated Buddhism.
See allThe cult of ancestors: it constitutes the oldest religious practice in Vietnam, predating Buddhism and Confucianism. Vietnamese people believe that the souls of their parents survive after death and protect their descendants.
See allLao-tseu, the Tao and the Taoist religion: before being a religion, Taoism is first and foremost a beautiful lesson in Eastern wisdom elaborated by a Chinese man named Lao-tseu, who lived in the 6th century BC. Tao Te King or Book of the Way and of Virtue is the Bible of Taoism
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