Cu Chi Tunnels is a famous tourist destination, attracting many international and domestic tourists to visit, study history, participate and experience in activities that help them gain a sense of understanding more deeply about the tough life of a Vietnamese soldiers during the war with the US. In order to keep memories of this heroic […]

Mekong Delta River is not only famous for its charming scenery but also loved by many specialties. If you are wondering what to choose as a gift when traveling to this area, please refer to the specialties below! Coconut candy It can be affirmed that coconut candy is one of the typical symbols of the […]

When it comes to Saigon – the old name of Ho Chi Minh City, tourists from all over the world often imagine busy markets that are “honored” symbols such as Ben Thanh market, Cholon – Binh Tay Market, Tan Dinh Market … But not so many people know there is a fruit floating market, hidden for […]

For a country with a rich rice culture like Vietnam, products made from rice still hold an important position in the cuisine. Rice is present in most everyday dishes, from rice-centered family meals, to Phở, rice noodle, vermicelli, steamed rice roll…to traditional cakes such as Bánh Chưng, Bánh Dày… Besides, there is another extremely popular dish, […]

Not too famous on historical and cultural topics such as War Remnants Museum; Ho Chi Minh Museum or do not have many masterpieces of art as in the Ao Dai Museum; Fine Arts Museum… however, the Museum of Traditional Medicine still attracts thousands of visitors because of its unique features that no other museums in Vietnam can […]

Lucky money (Vietnamese: tiền lì xì) is an irreplaceable gift during the Tết Nguyên Đán (Tet holiday) in Vietnam. Giving and receiving lucky money has been a precious custom in the country. Although the way of celebrating the Tet has changed a bit this custom will always be preserved and become an indispensable part of […]

The South-Vietnamese Women Museum is reserved many documents and artefacts that honour the beauty of Vietnamese women through the ages. This place also becomes a destination that attracts many domestic and foreign tourists when traveling to Ho Chi Minh City. Coming here, you will learn interesting things about Vietnamese women in wartime and labour and […]

Vietnamese square sticky rice cake (bánh chưng) is a traditional cake that often seen on the ancestor worship altar during the Tet Holidays and King Hung’s anniversary (March 10 of the lunar calendar). For the Vietnamese, the cake is the ideal way to express gratitude to their ancestors, heaven and earth. Making Vietnamese square sticky rice cake […]

After more than 300 years of establishment and development, old Saigon and Ho Chi Minh City today have become a bustling commercial centre, the largest in the country. Experiencing many ups and downs in history, but somewhere, many streets, markets, and buildings… still keep the beautiful image of the old days. Both domestic and foreign tourists want […]

Hoang Cam Stove (Vietnamese: bếp Hoàng Cầm, bếp means stove) was created during the the Hòa Bình campaign (1951 – 1952). The stove is named after the man who made it, a military chef – Mr. Hoàng Cầm. Since its birth until now, the stove has been widely used in the Vietnamese army and is mandatory […]