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With their unique taste and appearance, Vietnamese fruits will take you on a journey. Be ready for a cocktail of flavors, a true culinary adventure! Let's discover 10 typical Vietnamese fruits and citrus fruits together.
See AllSouthern Vietnam, which certainly includes the Mekong Delta, called "Cochinchine" by the French, possesses charming river landscapes and cultural beauty. And it has been well-known since the arrival of tourists with eco-tourism services: eco-gardens or eco-tourism, linked to river tours.
See AllYou have decided to choose Vietnam for your trip and you are not yet sure what type of trip you like to take and how to go about organizing it or who to call upon, such as a local travel agency on site. Still hesitations in your choice! Read this article which can help you find a solution.
See AllIn the midst of Saigon's modern and vibrant urban life, there are traditional colors and the ancient beauty of the Dame celeste pagoda (also known as the temple of Dame celeste). This dwelling, which dates back more than 200 years, is a sacred place in the prosperous land of Saigon, reminding people to find a peaceful and tranquil place to pray for blessings for families and loved ones.
See AllIn Vietnam, when you travel across the country, you see local markets almost every day and in almost every neighborhood of the city, and there are many different types of markets from North to South Vietnam. In this article, we help you collect only the most famous and important markets in the country.
See AllVietnam is one of the countries with an extremely rich and diverse culture, boasting unique characteristics from 54 different ethnic groups such as Kinh, Tay, Mong, and Thai. In particular, the Khmer ethnic community is considered one of the ethnic groups with many distinct and unique characteristics, contributing to creating a colorful cultural image for the country of Vietnam.
See AllThe Ang Korajaborey Temple (commonly known as An Temple) was built around the 10th century. In August 1994, the pagoda was recognized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism as a national historical and cultural monument.
See AllIndustry: 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.
See AllThe culture of drinking coffee is very different compared to that of Westerners. Coffee is intended for pleasure at any time of the day, while Westerners tend to drink it at the beginning of the day.
See AllThe Cu Chi tunnels are the clearest mark of this heroic historical period, and today, they are not only a national monument but also a tourist attraction drawing millions of domestic and international tourists every year.
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