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Partly-collapsed historic pavilion repaired in central Vietnam

Partly-collapsed historic pavilion repaired in central Vietnam

Phu Van Lau (Pavilion of Edicts), which was built in 1819, has had its ruined part fixed. A nearly 200-year-old royal building located in a UNESCO world heritage complex in the central city of Hue was restored after partly collapsing at the end of May. Phan Thanh Hai, director of Hue Monuments Conservation Center, told...
Hanoi La Vong Grilled Fish

Hanoi La Vong Grilled Fish

Not trying “Cha ca” means that you have never been to Hanoi, Vietnam. It has become an indeed speciality though just deriving from a normal family food so far. This good-looking Grill Fish attracts large range of Hanoi people as well as travelers all around the world boarding on their trip to Vietnam. Cha Ca...
Kluay Buat Chee, irresistable dessert in Thailand

Kluay Buat Chee, irresistable dessert in Thailand

The whole land of tropical fruits totally attracts travelers at the first sight while heading for Thailand. Among those attractive food and famous deserts made by all fresh tropical fruits, Kluay Buat Chee should be regarded as the most delicious desert must – to – try of Thai cuisine. Simple ingredients, but still keeps the...
Exploring mysterious Pindaya Cave of Myanmar

Exploring mysterious Pindaya Cave of Myanmar

Pindaya is widely known as a quiet town perched on the bank of the placid Pone Ta lote Lake. The Pindaya Cave, containing thousands of Buddha images, is one of the most attractive destinations in Inlay region, Myanmar. Those images are in different sizes and materials in every imaginable corner of these mysterious Pindaya caves,...
Delicous and ‘magical’ Larp – Laos’ traditional food

Delicous and ‘magical’ Larp – Laos’ traditional food

Once reminding travelers of Laotian cuisine, we cannot miss an exotic flavor which stands for this traditional dish: Larp. It’s a must to say how decicious it is out of it special meaning has to convey to all travel foodies. Influenced by large range of versions, Larp appears in may countries such as Thailand, China...
Nick Vujicic inspires Vietnamese youths again

Nick Vujicic inspires Vietnamese youths again

The famous Australian public speaker Nick Vujicic, who was born without limbs, shared his stories of human survival amid adversity as he returned to Vietnam for the televised gala “Toa sang nghi luc Viet” (Shining Vietnamese Will ) in Hanoi on May 24, inspiring audiences nationwide to follow suit. “All of you may be a...
Kites reiterate Vietnam’s sovereignty over Hoang Sa

Kites reiterate Vietnam’s sovereignty over Hoang Sa

Over 100 kites bearing Vietnam’s national flag and images of soldiers safeguarding the country’s sovereignty over Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelagos soared high in the sky over the UNESCO-recognized Hoi An old town in central Quang Nam Province on Saturday afternoon. The kite performance, which attracted artisans from across the country and...
DISCOVERING BACI CEREMONY CALLS MY SOUL IN LAOS

DISCOVERING BACI CEREMONY CALLS MY SOUL IN LAOS

Once upon a time, there was a belief in Laos that a human being is a union of thirty-two organs, each has a special spirit to protect them. Nowadays, Laos people still count on these spirits often wander outside the body which causing unbalance of the soul and might lead to an illness. This is...
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