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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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From North to South, discover the 8 UNESCO World Heritage sites in Vietnam which contain so many treasures to admire, both cultural and natural.
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Find out how the preparations for the Vietnamese New Year are going, a celebration that symbolizes ancestor worship and reunion.
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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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About 30 km from Lai Chau City, Sin Suoi Ho is a community-based tourist village that attracts tourists with its untouched nature and unique ethnic identity, or in other words: its authenticity
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Do you know the top five dream beaches in Phu Quoc? Sao Beach, Kem, the best known, but also the discreet cousins of Mong Tay and May Rut.
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Meet on Train Street in Hanoi, one of the hottest attractions in the Vietnamese capital, where transport and daily life come together in a unique union.
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Lau - Vietnamese hot pot sounds strange to Western people? Let's find out.
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Ha Giang can be visited in 3 days or more to appreciate its tremendous natural and ethnic wealth. You can read some tips for a successful trek in Ha Giang in 3 days.
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