The Tet Tao Quân for Vietnamese marks the beginning of the traditional New Year festivities of Vietnamese culture.
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For those planning a trip to Vietnam, this article will explain in detail how to use eSIM while traveling in Vietnam
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Known as the "five-coloured flower", this Hanoi staple promises to capture every gourmet's heart at first sight.
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While Vietnamese are generally very hospitable and forgiving, it's still important to be aware of certain dos and don'ts during your stay
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On August 9th, the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism officially added Pho Hanoi (Hanoi-style Pho), Pho Nam Dinh (Nam Dinh-style Pho), and My Quang (Quang Nam province-style noodle soup) to the list of National Intangible Cultural Heritage
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You will find in this article 7 traditional festivals worth discovering for your trip to Vietnam
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Tet Lunar New Year is an opportunity for families to reunite, and for children and grandchildren to show their respect and gratitude. All these meanings are expressed in many ways such as decoration, house arrangement, and food. Therefore, Tet Feast doesn’t include only simple dishes and drinks but also expresses a lot of spiritual meanings with the traditional characteristics of Vietnamese people in particular and Asians in general.
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The Vietnamese observe their traditions well during Tet to ensure the happiness and prosperity of the family for the rest of the year.
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Lau - Vietnamese hot pot sounds strange to Western people? Let's find out.
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