Author: Nguyen Phuong

Hue is one of the economic, cultural, and culinary centers in Vietnam. Hue food is really plentiful with several specialties which are famous throughout the country. Com Hen (Rice with…

If you spend a day wandering along small alleys and corners of Old streets in Hanoi, you probably find a huge number of stores or simply food selling carts and…

Alongside beautiful scenery, Vietnam’s tourism brings many renowned specialties. Among them, Vietnamese crab noodle soup (bun rieu) stands out with its soft noodles, tasty broth, greasy crab paste, and various…

Hue deserves to be a poetic and romantic city with images of Hue charming girls in traditional dresses called “Ao Dai”, beautiful Huong river streaming slowly in a windy afternoon…

Hoi An is one of the most beautiful city and worth visiting in Vietnam. You will be not only attracted by ancient beauty of house roofs filled by green moss,…

Coming to Ha Long, Quang Ninh province – one of the seven wonders of the natural world, you can not only see the beautiful scenery, overwhelmed by the stunning beauty…

Com tam, or broken rice, is an everyday meal made from broken rice grains. Once considered “poor people’s rice,” farmers would collect the fractured rice grains that broke during the…

1. What is “Bun Thang”? “Bun Thang” is a typical dish of Hanoi people, besides other dishes such as Hanoi Pho, Hanoi Banh my,…. Previously, bun thang usually only appeared…

“Xoi Trung Kien” is one of specialities and traditional food of Tay people and appreciated as a childhood gift of children living in the Northern mountains of Vietnam. If you…

Mong village is not only an eco-tourist destination but also a cultural destination in Hua La, Son La. Mong village attracts people by the charming of mountains, green forest and…