HCMC, the largest city in
Vietnam, is attracting more and more tourists everyday, so entertainment
services are in great demand. Que Huong – Liberty 1 Hotel opened the Enzo KTV &
Bar on Wednesday for local and foreign tourists to meet this demand.
HCMC is one of the most
desirable destinations in Vietnam, having attracted thousands of visitors and
immigrants who bring with them their own customs, mores and beliefs.
An exhibition of paintings,
statues, calligraphic works, and stone works and music shows in praise of the
nation and Buddhism is being held at the HCM City Labour Culture Palace.
A café-restaurant in Ho Chi
Minh City’s District 2 offers a relaxed setting for quiet enjoyment of good food
and drink.
Nestled on a small street
named Huynh Khuong Ninh in HCMC’s District 1, the Over Land Club, a club opened
by a Japanese national in 2001 to offer cooking, folk music, pottery and ao dai
(Vietnamese traditional dress) making classes, is a favorite destination of city
art lovers.
Summer camps will be held for
Overseas Vietnamese children from July 21-24 in Ho Chi Minh City and the
southern provinces of Binh Duong and Ba Ria-Vung Tau.
Thousands of people participated in the lantern festival at Hoang Phap Pagoda, HCM City to say farewell to the world’s largest jade Buddha statue on April 24 in the evening.
A GOOD HAUL FOR SEAFOOD LOVERS
Good news for seafood lovers! Fresh lobsters have been added to the buffet spread at the Atrium Café of Legend Hotel Saigon.
Good news for seafood lovers! Fresh lobsters have been added to the buffet spread at the Atrium Café of Legend Hotel Saigon.
An exhibition is being held in HCM City from April 24 to July 1 to showcase Vietnam’s handicrafts and wooden products.
Three Swedish celebrity chefs
will show off their skills at a special one-week event, the Nordic Gala Feast,
featuring authentic Scandinavian food and music at Hotel Equatorial on Friday.
India’s astonishing cultural
diversity can be sampled today at the UTSAV 2009 celebrations at the Equatorial
Hotel in District 5 in HCM City.
Traditional music and dances of the Cham, Khmer, Hoa and Kinh communities were performed on April 15 to celebrate the first ever Vietnamese Ethnic Groups’ Culture Day on April 19.
Traditional music and dances
of the Cham, Khmer, Hoa and Kinh communities will be performed tonight to
celebrate the first ever Vietnamese Ethnic Groups’ Culture Day on Sunday.
Time: The 23rd day of the third lunar month.
Place: 710 Nguyen Trai Street, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City.
Objects of worship: Lady Thien Hau.
Place: 710 Nguyen Trai Street, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City.
Objects of worship: Lady Thien Hau.
Phong Nguyet Café is the sort
of place where the ambience hits you right away and lingers around
unobtrusively.
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