Buncha or rice vermicelli is the food eaten along with vermicelli, grilled chopped pork and sour, spicy or well-mixed fish sauce. This food which originates from the North of Vietnam is a really tasty dish in Hanoi capital. So this food could be regarded as a local specialty of Ha Noi cuisine. Rice vermicelli has some features similar to the food called vermicelli eating along with grilled meat in the middle and South of Vietnam, but this food is different by its fish sauce that is made a bit less salty than the rice vermicelli.

The Western Highland used to be divided into 3 provinces: Lam Dong, Dak Lak, and Gia lai-Kon Tum, but now it has 5 provinces: Lam Dong, Dak Lak, Dak Nong, Gia Lai, Kon Tum. Apart from Kinh people, the Western Highland also has the other communities like Ba Na, E de, Gia Rai and other minority people such as Xo Dang, Mo Nong, Ma, Co-ho…

With a history as complex and haunting as Vietnam’s it’s easy to overlook the naturally beautiful views that greet you when you arrive. Often unchanged despite increased tourism and ... Read more

Mu Cang Chai (Mù Cang Chải) is a mountainous district in Yen Bai Province, locating approximately 280 kilometers from Hanoi. This place is widely well-known for its breathtaking terrace ... Read more

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‘Ao dai’ is a familiar name with Vietnamese people as well as the international community. This is the traditional costumes of Vietnam and a charming symbol of Vietnamese women. ... Read more

Water puppetry is one of the most indigenous cultural traits of Vietnam. Being closely associated with the community village culture, there’s hardly any other form of art that all Vietnamese ... Read more

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Here are must-know tips to help your trip safe and sound when traveling to Vietnam: Tip #1. Keep your valuables in safe In general, Vietnam is very safe for ... Read more

1. Light a lantern in Hoi An Every Tết (Vietnamese New Year), Hoi An is transformed into a kaleidoscope of colour and light for its Lantern Festival. The celebration lasts for seven days, with ... Read more

For those who enjoying traveling to Vietnam on a routine basis there is nothing more important than having a travel agency that you can rely…