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The cuisine in Sapa is best described as fresh, delicate, and made with locally-grown ingredients. While most dishes feature meat and fish, there are also plenty of options for vegetarians and those who enjoy vegetables. In addition to taking in the breathtaking scenery, don’t forget to indulge in Sapa food and savor the following highly recommended meals. Dry Pho (Con Sui) Dry Pho, also known as Con Sui, is a dish that uses flattened noodles similar to Pho. However, it is not eaten with broth but with a thick, fragrant sauce. A bowl of Con Sui typically includes rice noodles, crispy fried potatoes, pork bellies, and boiled eggs. Diners can enhance the flavor with pepper and chili, and enjoy it with fragrant mint. Ong Ha’s Con Sui restaurant in Sapa is a popular place to try this special traditional dish, as the noodles are kneaded and rolled by hand, creating a unique flavor. The dish is also served with fresh vegetables from the area. Con Sui is a dish that uses flattened...

Ke Ga Lighthouse – The Oldest Lighthouse in Vietnam Designed by French architect Chnavat and completed in 1899, Ke Ga Lighthouse is a remarkable example of octagonal architecture. It holds the distinction of being Vietnam’s tallest lighthouse, standing at 65 meters and offering a light range of 22 nautical miles. It is also the oldest lighthouse in Southeast Asia, with over a century of history. The lighthouse has played a crucial role in ensuring the safety of ships navigating the southern sea area. What sets the design of this lighthouse apart is the use of carved granite blocks, which are expertly arranged with minimal adhesive mortar. This construction method has resulted in a durable and visually striking structure. The Ke Ga lighthouse features 183 spiral steel steps leading to its top, as well as additional steps to access the light itself, making it a captivating subject for photographers. According to local maritime history, Ke Ga Cape was once a treacherous area for s...

The ensemble is made up of 20 members from Ho Chi Minh City Light Music Center. The local artists are expected to introduce Vietnamese culture to international friends through Ao Dai (traditional long dress) performances during fashion shows to be held at the function. Chingay is an annual street parade which is held in Singapore in celebration of the birthdays of the Chinese deities, or in some cases the procession of the Goddess of Mercy as part of the Chinese New Year festivities. The event, first held in 1973, has become the largest street parade throughout Asia. After two years of holding the event online due to the development of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chingay Parade Singapore is set to resume this year, drawing the participation of art troupes from hosts Singapore and six other Asian countries. The post Local artists to attend Chingay Parade Singapore 2023 appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Hanoi to organize online festival “...

The exhibition entitled “Theo Dau chan Dai tuong Vo Nguyen Giap” (In the Footsteps of General Vo Nguyen Giap) features 110 poems by teacher-poetess- journalist Nguyen Thi My Dung. She had the unique opportunity to meet and write many poems about the talented general over a span of more than 20 years. The poems introduce to the public stories and images on the historic victory of Dien Bien Phu and the life and career of the general.  The exhibition consists of three themes. The first theme entitled “The Way to the Historic Victory of Dien Bien Phu” introduces the scenes of the Dien Bien Phu military campaign under the command of Gen. Giap. The second  features the simple and everyday moments of the legendary general. Meanwhile, the third affirms the sentiments of the people for Gen. Giap and pays tribute to his great contributions to national liberation and reunification. Jointly organised by the Quang Binh Museum an...