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The most famous of these is probably the Ninh Binh Lim festival - the festival of ancient villages located around Lim Mountain and the banks of Tieu Tuong River. It represents most deeply the artistic culture and spiritual beliefs of the people of Kinh Bac.

The Vietnamese moon festival is regarded as the festival of children in Vietnam (because children love it!). On this day, families assemble to pay their respects to their ancestors by baking and offering cakes, sweets, and fruits on a tray, and then feasting on the offerings while gazing at the full moon.

Vietnamese water puppet shows have been entertaining audiences for generations. The Red River Delta rice fields are the birthplace of this one-of-a-kind production that weaves together narrative, music, and elaborate puppetry.

Traditional Vietnamese toys are simple but conveys meaningful stories of local cultures and artisans’ preservation awareness.

The Cold Food Festival, also known as the Cold Food Tet, the Vietnamese Floating Rice Cake Tet, or the Han Thuc Tet, is a popular traditional holiday in Northern Vietnam, some Central Provinces and the Chinese community in Vietnam. On this occasion, families will prepare portions of glutinous rice balls (Banh Troi, Banh Chay) to respectfully offer to the ancestors.

Like Ninh Binh, Bac Ninh was also a place that experienced the prosperity of Buddhism in Vietnam. Tourists traveling to Bac Ninh will be able to see the traces of Buddhism through many Buddhist works here, typically the 7 ancient pagodas of Kinh Bac - Bac Ninh.

Unfold the secret of Dong Ho paintings through its history, making process and authentic values to Vietnamese culture

Cat Tien National Park (Nam Cat Tien Tourist Area) is a lush green land with an extremely diverse flora and fauna system. UNESCO recognizes this place as a "World Biosphere Reserve" with hundreds of rare animal species in the Vietnam Red List. Here, we have a complete guide for those planning to visit this marvelous destination.

An Lam Retreats Ninh Van Bay is nestled amidst pristine nature in Ninh Van Bay, offering visitors moments of peace and relaxation.

Muong Hoa Valley has its own unique charm that leaves a lasting impression on visitors. Let's explore why every traveler who comes here finds it hard to leave!

Waterfall has a distinctive beauty that Mother Nature offers. In Vietnam, don’t overlook these waterfalls in Sapa because it will bring you to stunning moments.

Fansipan is the highest mountain in Vietnam, dubbed the "Roof of Indochina", with an altitude of 3,143 m above sea level. The nature has endowed Fansipan with extremely majestic and equally romantic landscapes.