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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Despite of the varied culture between countries, Vietnam remains a particularly attractive destination thanks to its beautiful landscapes, authentic lifestyle, traditions and history. We will list 8 good reasons in detail:
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Vietnamese hand embroidery is a 700-year-old tradition. Usually, tiny threads are used to create brightly colored pictures on cloth. It is a popular extracurricular activity for young girls in high school together with cooking and sewing.
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Traffic in Vietnam always make tourists panic because of danger and unpredictability. This is also a concerning topic on many foreign travel webpages. Here are some of the experience of a foreign visitors to Vietnam who “got fainted” for 11 types of people driving on the streets.
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When it comes to the autumn, visitors are not only impressed by the romantic breezes and the fragrant milk flowers of Hanoi but they also fall in love with the very exciting atmosphere of Tet Trung Thu. In this article, we would like to tell you the stories behind Mid-Autumn festival to let you feel the festive atmosphere when fall comes around. 
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If you are embarking on planning a trip to this amazing country, this article will show you 5 of traditional Vietnamese cultures that may help you get a glimpse of Vietnam first.
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In Vietnam, mother’s day is known as a time to express their profound gratitude and family devotion to their parents, and especially their mothers. The tradition goes to honor parents who are both living and departed.
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One of the best way to get closer to the myths, customs and national spirit of a country is to explore it’s traditional festivals. Following the Chinese lunar calendar, most of Southeast Asian country’s culture and festivals are strongly influenced by its historical past. Despite undergoing many renovation and modernization, Vietnam still remains a predominantly traditional country, with a great number of pagodas and shrines dedicated to Buddha as well as many deities and iconic figures. In
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