Unlike traditional pho served with hot broth, pho chua (sour pho), a common dish in northern mountainous provinces such as Ha Giang, Cao Bang and Lang Son, lacks broth and is prepared differently from traditional pho.
The Thai Hoa Palace (in Phu Xuan district, Hue city) was commissioned by King Gia Long in 1805 in the Dai Cung Mon area. In 1833, King Minh Mang had the structure rebuilt in its current location.
Not many years ago, when mentioning Hoang Su Phi - a disadvantaged western district of Ha Giang Province - one could image treacherous roads and remote villages hidden in the mist. Now, the district has become an attractive destination for tourists who want to explore the natural scenery and seek a deeper connection with traditional cultural identity.
In the Ede and Gia Rai languages, Nhan tower is called Kohmeng tower, Cham Pa tower. The tower was built in the late 11th century and early 12th century, as a place to worship Thien Y A Na. This is a typical architectural work of the ancient Cham people, demonstrating the brilliant development of civilization in Southeast Asia, the intersection of two great cultures of India…
Ca tru (ceremonial singing), recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, continues to be a cherished and integral part of Vietnamese culture. Bridging past and present, this art form is thriving in Hai Phong city.
Once a dish reserved for the royal court, fresh fig salad with pork and shrimp, known as va tron tom thit, has become a beloved staple at family gatherings and special occasions across central Vietnam.
A ceremony will take place at Thang Long Imperial Citadel in Ha Noi on February 14 to recognise Bat Trang Pottery Village (in Gia Lam District) and Van Phuc Silk Village (in Ha Dong District) as official members of the Global Network of Creative Craft Cities.
Hoi An ancient town, Quang Nam Province, is a living museum preserving ancient architectural values and a vibrant cultural space. Through many ups and downs of history, the typical ancient architectural complex of Hoi An has turned a new page.
In today’s deeply integrated world, cultural soft power is becoming increasingly important, influencing each nation's political and economic factors. Countries emphasise strengthening, harnessing and promoting cultural soft power to expand their global influence.
Keo Pagoda, one of Vietnam’s most famous spiritual destinations, is home to two priceless national treasures and remains a well-preserved masterpiece of Le Dynasty architecture.
Nhon Hai, a picturesque fishing village on Phuong Mai Peninsula, lies about 15 kilometers from Quy Nhon City in Binh Dinh Province. Known for its unspoiled beauty, crystal-clear water, fresh seafood, and the warmth of its locals, Nhon Hai has become a must-visit destination for travelers seeking an authentic coastal experience.
Located approximately 35 kilometers from Ninh Binh City, Chau Son Monastery captivates visitors with its serene atmosphere and stunning Gothic architecture. This hidden gem, nestled in Phu Son Commune, Nho Quan District, stands as a testament to imagination and perseverance.