The 2009 Quang Nam – Heritage
Journey is planned to open June 4, with a vintage vehicle parade taking centre
stage, the festival’s committee announced recently.
Hundreds of Vietnamese
Buddhist followers gathered at a grand ceremony to celebrate the 2,553rd
birthday of Buddha held in Berlin on May 6 under the chairman of Most Venerable
Thich Bao Nghiem from Vietnam.
To celebrate the 1,000th
anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi, the game show “Hanoi, 36 Streets” will be aired
from October 2009 to October 2010 on the national VTV channel. Meanwhile, Hanoi
TV will have the “Flying Dragon” game show.
American researcher John
Prados’ book Viet Nam: The History of an Unwinnable War, 1945-1975 has been
released to the American public.
In the 600-page book’s 14 chapters, Prados covers various aspects of the war in Viet Nam and pieces together events and moments from the end of World War II until the US quit Viet Nam in 1975.
In the 600-page book’s 14 chapters, Prados covers various aspects of the war in Viet Nam and pieces together events and moments from the end of World War II until the US quit Viet Nam in 1975.
A peaceful fishing village at
dawn or a cherry blossom flower blooming in the spring, many images of nature
have been perfectly captured in 100 photos for an exhibition, “Bon mua vay goi”
(Four seasons beckon), at the HCMC Exhibition House in District 1.
Each ceramic artefact made in
Lai Thieu Market in Binh Duong Province carries a message of the southern
culinary culture.
The European Days Festival
2009 will take place across the country between now and early June, featuring 16
cultural and intellectual events imbued with different European identities.
The classical drama art is a
familiar spirit dish in the life of Vietnamese people in hundreds of years.
Traversing the countryside on
a bicycle has much more to recommend it than gazing through the window from the
confined interior of a tour coach.
Classic music lovers in Hanoi
and Ho Chi Minh City will be treated to a special concert on May 9-10 by French
orchestra Stradivaria playing Mozart’s pieces.
Vietran Tour’s Vietnam MICE
Services (VMS) yesterday launched a special programme of “Searching for the
secrets of Ly Dynasty” for international tourists.
With a fascinating blend of
natural beauty, wildlife and history the mangrove forest of Can Gio makes for a
great day trip out of Ho Chi Minh City, writes Duc Hanh.
Having a diverse natural
environment, age-long traditions and a rich culture and long history, Vietnam
could satisfy tourists for a wonderful vacation. To discover the country more
thoroughly, tourists could book a two-to-three-week trans-Vietnam tour to
well-known destinations recently offered by Ben Thanh Tourist.
Many topics encouraging youngsters to visit the historical site of the Dien Bien
Phu victory 55 years ago have appeared on online forums. The number of
travellers visiting Dien Bien is suddenly soaring in May.
These topics attract many members and they are updated with the latest photos of Dien Bien.
These topics attract many members and they are updated with the latest photos of Dien Bien.
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