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Dong Da hillock festival takes place annually on the 5th of Lunar New Year. This is a victorious festival organized to memory of the King Quang Trung's great merit - the hero in national history of anti - invaders.
A long with other traditional festival games, releasing pigeons has attracted numerous participants since the distant past. Some villages including Tam Giang and Hoan Son villages in Bac Ninh Province still maintain the tradition.
The tradition to decorate the ancient town in Hoi An with multi-colored lanterns, which started three centuries ago, is still continued today on the fourteenth night of each lunar month in this small town in central Vietnam.
Religious dance may sound similar to the also-mentioned religious belief category of dance, but is more structured to the three main organized religions of Buddhism, Catholicism and Brahmanism.
Phong Dien Floating Market 20 kilometres southwest of Can Tho, the best floating market in the Mekong Delta.
Vietnam Engagement Ceremony: In Vietnam, the engagement is a festive ceremony involving the fiance's and fiancee's families, and arranged in advance by the parents. The engagement is considered very important, and in some areas, even more important than the wedding.
Typical food in the South of Vietnam: Lau mam(mixed vegetable and meat hot pot) Ca kho to(Dry – boiled catfish) Goi Buoi(Salad of shaddock) Cua rang muoi (Fried salted crabs)
These are a sweet specialty found throughout Viet Nam in Mid-Autumn. If a cake is perfectly made, one can finish the entire treat without feeling bloated. If not, then even one slice can seem too much. The recipe determines how delicious, rich, or soft a cake is and how long it will last without ...
Kiep Bac temple festival, one of the biggest festivals in our country, takes place annually in the fall from the 15th to the 20th of the eighth lunar month captivating tens of thousands people from everywhere to come here to go on pilgrimages.
Human chess (co nguoi), “Human chess” (co nguoi) is a popular game at village and temple festival. The game follows the general rules of Chinese chess. The concept is recognizably similar to Western chess, but with a different-sized board and different pieces, including cannons and guards, each ...
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