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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To a nation with rich historical values like Vietnam, museums are optimum destinations that can help visitor to explore about the local culture and history. In the center of Ho Chi Minh city, you will find a museum called Fito – the first traditional medical museum in Vietnam.
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The phrase “Silk Street” evokes the Silk Road has recently become an inspiration for a French in which he titled his book Rue de la Rosie (Silk Street) although it has almost nothing to do with Silk Street in Ha Noi. Perhaps, a publicity stunt, Vietnam being a little in the limelight these days.
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If England has English breakfast and Japan is famous for green tea, in Vietnam we are proud to serve our own unique tea flavor. As in the previous article, we have introduced you three most popular tea of Vietnam, known as Green tea, plain black tea and scented tea. In this article, Authentik Vietnam will call up your taste bud with the fragment sense of lotus tea.
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