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Emile N'guyen

Volunteer in France

Hello,

My name is Thanh (Emile)…
Of Vietnamese origin, I have been living in France since 1976, where I arrived at the age of 13.

Today, I am married, a father of three children… and above all, a happy grandfather of four grandchildren.
I live in Charente-Maritime, but a part of my heart has always remained in Vietnam…

My return to the country in 2012 was a deeply moving moment… almost a rediscovery of my roots.
Since then, I return regularly (2014, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2023, …) always with the same pleasure… and the same emotion.

Over the years, I have traveled Vietnam from North to South, passing through the Center and the Central Highlands…, to Cambodia and Laos, ....and I have had the chance to organize several trips for relatives and friends.

Today, it is with sincerity and passion that I wish to accompany you in turn… to help you experience an authentic, simple… and unforgettable journey.

Want to discover Vietnam differently?
* Write to me now at: typictravel@gmail.com

* Or send me an SMS before calling at: 06 37 74 03 81

I will be delighted to chat with you… and help you build your trip, as if it were my own.

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La pagoda jemer más antigua de Vietnam

La pagoda jemer más antigua de Vietnam

El templo Ang Korajaborey (comúnmente llamado templo An) fue construido alrededor del siglo X. En agosto de 1994, la pagoda fue reconocida por el Ministerio de Cultura, Deportes y Turismo como monumento histórico y cultural a nivel nacional.

Du thé vietnamien et sa culture

Du thé vietnamien et sa culture

Le thé est utilisé par les Vietnamiens toute l'année, des étals d'eau de rue aux théières familiales ou aux restaurants de luxe. Siroter une tasse de thé est le début de rencontres bavardes entre des âmes sœurs, d'échanges soudains pour passer d'inconnu à ami.

Vietnamese tea and its culture

Vietnamese tea and its culture

Industry: general. Audience: B2C. The Vietnamese use tea all year round, from street water stalls to family teapots or luxury restaurants. Sipping a cup of tea is the beginning of chatty encounters between soulmates, sudden exchanges to go from stranger to friend.

Vietnamesischer Tee und seine Kultur

Vietnamesischer Tee und seine Kultur

Der Tee wird von den Vietnamesen das ganze Jahr über verwendet, von den Straßenständen mit Wasser bis hin zu Teekannen in Familien oder Luxusrestaurants. Eine Tasse Tee zu schlürfen ist der Beginn gesprächiger Begegnungen zwischen Seelenverwandten, plötzlicher Austausche, um von Fremden zu Freunden zu werden.