Lam dong museum

The Hue Citadel is magnificent at night. The citadel, home to the Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945), Vietnam’s last feudal rulers, was built on an area of 500 hectares in the early 19th century. Besides its historical sites, Hue is also famous for attractions like the Huong River, Ngu Binh Mountain and Vong Canh Hill. … [Read more...] about Vietnam by night, an aerial view

In the third act, artists shaped a large-scale banh chung, a Vietnamese cake made of sticky rice, green bean and pork usually made during the lunar new year. The banh chung was wrapped in green leaves and tied in red bamboo string to be offered to the Hung Kings and to commemorate the effort of Lang Lieu, the youngest son of the 18th Hung King, who was the original creator of the traditional cake. … [Read more...] about Viet Nam celebrates its Hung founders

"We meant to show Khanh how neighbors and friends recognized and loved his sketches to motivate him to try harder," Thuy recalls. The exhibition turned out to be a surprise in that people loved Khanh’s works so much that they even bought 10 out of the 50 sketches on display.         … [Read more...] about Sketching artists inspire love for Hanoi

Speaking about the stimulus plans, Nguyen Thi Bao, president of the Quang Ninh Tourism Association, has stated that in light of the tremendous budgetary losses the province has suffered due to the tourism sector almost entirely freezing over in the first four months of the year, this is a huge effort from the authorities, and the tourism association and its members should seize this chance with both hands to build up appropriate products so that Quang Ninh can attract more visitors, especially locals, for the remainder of the summer. … [Read more...] about Stimulating Quang Ninh’s tourism in post-COVID-19 times