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International students in Vietnam shared their experiences of celebrating Tet, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, away from their home countries. Despite the distance, they felt immersed in the unique cultural atmosphere and warmth of Vietnamese hospitality. At the ‘Explore the Vietnamese Tet – Connect and Share’ event held at the University of Science and Education dormitory in Da Nang, Vilasan Sommixay, a student from Laos, enthusiastically participated in a group learning to wrap banh chung , traditional square-shaped sticky rice cakes, and also explored Vietnamese calligraphy. Sommixay expressed his excitement, saying he felt as though he were celebrating Tet in his own country. International students eagerly waiting for their turn to experience Vietnamese calligraphy. Sommixay, who has been studying in Da Nang for almost a year, shared that this year would be his first time celebrating Tet in Vietnam. He felt a sense of community as he joined the festive activities, shed...

Hanoi invites locals and tourists alike to immerse themselves in the vibrant Spring Flower Markets, offering a unique blend of shopping, cultural exploration, and entertainment from January 8 to 28, 2025. It’s a joyous celebration not to be missed! Hanoians and visitors flock to the Spring Flower Market, not just for the diverse flora and unique decorations but also to immerse themselves in the festive atmosphere that comes only once a year. Capture the essence of Hanoi’s cultural heritage through this vibrant market experience. Photo: Rosie Nguyen The Hanoi People’s Committee has planned a colorful spectacle with flower markets sprouting across the capital, showcasing an array of vibrant flowers, traditional crafts, and more. It’s a celebration of nature and Vietnamese culture rolled into one, and it’s all taking place in the heart of this historic city. Stroll along the charming streets of Hang Luoc, Hang Ma, Hang Khoai, Hang Ruoi, and Phung Hung Mural Street in the ...

In her inaugural address on October 20, Mai Thi Hong Ngoc, Chairwoman of the VWA in Gyeonggi, emphasized the festival’s goal of fostering a deeper understanding of Vietnamese and Korean cultures among the citizens of both nations. Through a vibrant showcase of Ao dai, traditional musical performances, and folk games, the organizers aim to introduce and reconnect the Vietnamese diaspora with their rich cultural heritage, instilling a sense of pride and a stronger connection to their roots. Ngoc further highlighted the festival’s role in uniting the Vietnamese community, fostering solidarity, and enriching their cultural and spiritual lives. Ambassador Vu Ho acknowledged the growing presence of the Vietnamese community in the RoK and recognized the invaluable contributions of Vietnamese women in fostering stronger ties between the two nations. He expressed his desire for more cultural exchange initiatives to strengthen people-to-people connections. The event concluded with the organ...

Hanoi, a vibrant city with a unique blend of history, culture, and modern influences, offers a plethora of exciting experiences for visitors. Exploring the picturesque French Quarter, visitors can immerse themselves in the local cuisine, charming parks, and captivating historical sites. On the first day, travelers have the opportunity to delve into the rich traditions and history of the area. Starting the day with a coffee on Trieu Viet Vuong Street is a must, followed by a classic egg coffee at the iconic Grande Dame of Hanoi, Sofitel Metropole Legend. For a true local experience, a bowl of hot Phở noodles at Phở bò Ấu Triệu is a delicious way to begin your culinary journey in Hanoi. The architectural wonders of Tran Hung Dao, Ly Thuong Kiet, and Hai Ba Trung streets are a sight to behold. A visit to the Vietnamese Women’s Museum or the infamous Hoa Lo Prison provides a glimpse into the city’s fascinating past. These sites hold valuable stories and offer a deeper understanding of...

Get ready for a captivating cultural journey as we present a unique concert experience, blending the indigenous language of Quechua with modern pop influences. The event promises to enchant audiences with its vibrant songs and dynamic dances, offering a fresh take on Peruvian and Vietnamese cultural fusion. More than just a musical performance, this event strengthens the bond between Peru and Vietnam, creating a platform to celebrate and explore the rich traditions of both nations. Headlining the concert is the renowned Peruvian singer, Lenin Tamayo, often hailed as the founder of ‘Q-pop’. His distinctive style merges traditional Andean folk music with modern pop instrumentation and dance, creating an immersive and unforgettable experience. Tamayo’s lyrics artfully weave together Quechua, the ancient language of the Inca Empire, with Spanish, creating a unique linguistic tapestry that reflects Peru’s cultural diversity. Adding to the cultural exchange, Peruvian singer Yolanda Pin...

The Hanoi Ao Dai Tourism Festival’s closing ceremony was a spectacular event, held on the evening of October 6 at the iconic Thang Long Imperial Citadel. The ceremony celebrated the beauty and culture of the Vietnamese Ao Dai, featuring artistic performances, a fashion show, and a tribute to the talented designers who contributed to the festival. Hanoi Ao Dai Tourism Festival 2024 Closing Ceremony: A Celebration of Vietnamese Culture and Fashion. According to Nguyen Hong Minh, Deputy Director of the Hanoi Tourism Department, the festival was a resounding success, with the participation of 150 organizations and individuals. The event showcased 100 booths, including 85 renowned designers and Ao Dai brands from Hanoi and Hue, as well as accessory vendors and travel agencies. Hanoi Tourism Corporation, Vietjet Air, and cultural conservation centers were among those present, showcasing the best of Vietnamese tourism and craftsmanship. “The Hanoi Tourism Ao Dai Festival has ...

As Hanoi commemorates its 70th anniversary of liberation, the Hanoi Tourism Ao Dai Festival 2024 celebrates Vietnamese cultural heritage, with the elegant ao dai taking center stage. Honoring the Ao Dai : A Symbol of Vietnamese Culture and Elegance The festival showcases the unique beauty of Vietnam’s traditional ao dai , a symbol of grace and cultural pride. Photo: Bui Lan Huong From October 4 to 6, the Thang Long – Hanoi Heritage Conservation Center will host a celebration of Hanoi’s cultural heritage, with the ao dai as its shining star. The festival, themed “Hanoi – The Quintessence of Ao Dai ,” aims to become an annual autumn attraction , drawing visitors to explore the city’s rich cultural offerings. According to Dang Huong Giang, Director of the Hanoi Tourism Department, the event has become a beloved tradition that honors the ao dai while promoting local tourism. The ao dai , with its elegant lines and rich history, is a source of national pride and a uni...