If you’ve ever celebrated Lunar New Year (TET) in Vietnam, you may notice something interesting. The Vietnamese zodiac is very similar to the Chinese zodiac, but there is one key difference that surprises many travellers.
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Vietnam is a land of timeless traditions and breathtaking spiritual sites. As Buddhism is the primary religion, you will find stunning pagodas across every region. For international travelers, mastering Vietnam Temple Etiquette is the key to a meaningful and respectful journey.
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Cơm lam, sticky rice cooked in bamboo, is not just a dish. It is a familiar image of the highlands, a memory shared across generations, a daily gesture that has become a ritual. It is prepared along forest paths, in stilt houses, during long days of mountain work or festive evenings
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Before being a color, chàm, or traditional indigo dye, is a memory. A silent memory embedded in cotton fibers, passed down from generation to generation, worn on the body and lived daily by many Vietnamese ethnic groups. For French travelers in search of authenticity, chàm is not merely an aesthetic element: it is a gateway to a deeper understanding of rural, mountainous, and ancestral Vietnam.
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A Tứ Quý painting is displayed with the intention of wishing family members blessings, longevity (living through the four seasons and completing a full life cycle), a peaceful, prosperous, and honorable life, as well as a flourishing lineage.
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Far more than a simple celebration, Tết marks renewal, a return to family values, and a deep attachment to spiritual beliefs. On this occasion, the entire country comes alive through a wide variety of Tet festivals, blending rituals, history, folklore, and popular joy. From the mountains of the North to the dynamic cities of the South, each region welcomes spring in its own way.
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Ever wondered about the striking hair bun of Black Thái women in Vietnam's Northwest? Join us as we unravel the captivating story behind Tàng Cẩu, a sacred ritual that whispers tales of fidelity and culture across generations
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This article invites you on an exclusive journey into the captivating world of sericulture and Vietnamese silk, revealing the ancient craft behind its enduring beauty
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The Vietnamese Doan Ngo Festival is celebrated annually on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. While it may seem like just another mid-year day, the significance of this date is quite intentional
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