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As Vietnam’s capital and center of tourism and trade in the country, Hanoi is an entirely busy city. Hundreds of motorbikes, SUVs and buses spiraling the streets while thousands of pedestrians walk about from one store to other and pushing their ...
70km southwest of Danang City and 40km away from the Ancient Town of Hoi An, a large complex of religious relics that comprises more than 70 architectural works is a popu
After being ruled by China for over a thousand years, Vietnamese intellectuals developed a language that would represent Vietnamese speech and enforce their independence, thus gave birth to Chữ-Nôm, which literally means “Southern script&
Lạc Long Quân and Âu Cơ: The Legend of Ancient Vietnam
Published: 03/24/2010 by ptg in History, Stories & Tales
Thousands of years ago, during the reign of King Kinh Dương Vương, the Xích Quỷ kingdom was an unknown stretch of a vast land on the far East, leaning its back on a range of high mountains while looking out facing the oceans from a long shoreline .
Since 2003, a private war museum sits in Nghia Ninh Village, in Vietnam’s central province of Quang Binh, known as home to war remnants from the 60’s, as well as a remarkable recreation of typical North Vietnamese villages during the period...
After two years of labor, the 100-minute 3D cartoon depicting the childhood of King Ly Thai To is now in its final stages of production and is set to be released on September. A collection of the country’s best artists ...
The many wonders and spectacular views cradled by Vietnam’s soil is no longer a secret to anyone. So as well as its rich culture and very interesting past. If there is one part in the country that holds the most of its beauty and history, the...&
Pa Co people have a religious zeal for good crops
Published: 04/11/2012 by VietNamNet Bridge in History, News
The Pa Co ethnic minority people in Vietnam hold the Ada festival after harvest to thank Heaven and prepare for the next crop.
Built between 1228-1300 in honor of the great Vietnamese general Tran Hung Dao and the soldiers who laid down their lives to fight the invading Mongols during the 13thcentury...
Phuoc Tich is a village about 40 kilometers north of Hue. And for over 500 years, it has been known for producing beautiful, world-class ceramics.