In the last 15 years of his life Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh lived in two houses inside the official presidential residence in Hanoi. During his life Ho Chi Minh lived and worked in various parts of the country and even abroad for the cause of his revolutionary movement, but these two small houses inside the palace were where he stayed the longest, from 1954 until he died in 1969.
Mui Doi (Doi Cape) in Khanh Hoa province has established itself as a travel destination that is trending with young people. However, it is not easy to conquer the cape as backpackers must spend two days undergoing a number of challenges: hiking through sand dunes, trekking through forest and crawling up and down slippery rocks.
Every year when August comes, the historic victory of the August Revolution is passionately echoed in the hearts of Vietnamese people. Those fierce but glorious days of struggle, which have gone down in history as a milestone of the heroic traditions of the country, are still resounding today and forever after.
Vang A Khua, a man from a Mong ethnic minority group in Moi village, Suoi Giang commune, Yen Bai province, was born into a family from six generations of producing the ancient Shan Tuyet tea by traditional manual methods. With a strong aspiration of preserving and promoting the traditional values and secrets of his ancestors, he creates his individual Shan Tuyet tea brand with unique tastes.
Stretching along the southern central coast, Phu Yen province boasts huge potential for tourism development. Phu Yen’s many beautiful bays and pristine beaches are inviting tourists from far and wide.
Xoan singing, a traditional ritual art form, is believed to date back to the time of the Hung kings (2890 BC to 250 BC) in the ancestral land of Phu Tho. In 2011, Xoan singing was inscribed on UNESCO’s List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding.
