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- What is the History of Vietnam National CostumesFrom the earliest days of Vietnam, traditional costumes have been a vital part of the national Identity and a touchstone of cultural pride.
- The Hanoi Hilton VietnamThe Vietnamese name of the Hanoi Hilton is the Hoa Lo prison. It was located in Hanoi and used by the South Vietnamese Army.
- How to Cook Vietnamese Fresh Spring Rolls (Nem Cuon)Also known as a summer roll, this healthy version of finger food is a popular Vietnamese dish. This recipe is from Rick Stein's cookbook, Rick Stein's Far Eastern Odyssey.
- Top 5 Dishes in HanoiChances are you will encounter this dish in almost every outdoors market. There are even two reataurants dedicated fully this dish in the Old Quarters. Xoi xeo is sticky rice topped with ground de-hulled mung bean and fried onion.
The 15th Day of the Seventh Lunar Month in Vietnamese TraditionAccording to Vietnamese traditions, for one day each year, departed souls return to earth. Professor Le Van Lan explains why these traditional beliefs are important in the modern world.
What is the National Dress for Vietnamese Women?A special, ao dai (traditional Vietnamese long dress) has been introduced by Vo Viet Chung, a famous Vietnamese designer, to mark his 20 years in fashion and welcome the 1,000th anniversary of Thang Long - Hanoi.
A Modern ClassicSimultaneously modest, elegant and slightly provocative, the yem silk bodice has been a staple and a symbol of Vietnamese women for centuries.
A Fusion of SpiritualitiesVietnam has a very rich and diverse spiritual life. With a tradition of open mindedness, the Vietnamese people have adopted foreign regions and integrated them into native religions and beliefs.
The Culture of Ao DaiAo dai is one Vietnamese word (like nuoc mam and pho), that is familiar to foreigners. Referring to the Vietnamese traditional dress, ao dai become a symbol of beauty and is recognized and praised around the world.
Vietnamese DinhDinh is a village community hall in Vietnam, a symbol of village community and a visible element of village culture.
The Backbone of a CommunityThe phrase 'œPho thi' '" (street market) is an essential part and cornerstone of Vietnamese life. Traditionally the market would appear first, and then street would grow grow up around the market place.- How We Won in Vietnam Described in Woodruff's UNHERALDED VICTORYThe Vietcong were destroyed, so were the NVA, and we left. Overwehlmingly, people say we lost...now the real story says the author: we won.
Vietnam and Cambodia - a Tale of Soft AllureIn the eyes and other senses of a solo traveler in Vietnam and Cambodia while relishing the marvelous opportunity to discover and understand more deeply other cultures, their FOOD, and their COFFEE.- Saigon City Restaurant in Springfield, Virginia-More Chinese Than VietnameseSaigon City is a popular restaurant in Springfield, VA that is open from 10 am-10 pm everyday.
What is Tet? Celebrations, Food & TraditionsThis Q&A discusses what Tet is, in context of the Vietnamese culture. Share info on Tet celebrations, food, and traditions with your Vietnamese friends.- So, You Want to Know About the Vietnam WarEverything you need to understand the war in Vietnam in a user-friendly format.
- November 24: Saint Andrew Dung Lac and the Vietnamese MartyrsThe Vietnamese Martyrs are 117 converts and missionaries who died in Vietnam during several hundred years of persecution. They were canonized by Pope John Paul II.
Review of VietGrill Vietnamese Cuisine in Canton, MassachusettsThis small restaurant offers freshly made Vietnamese food and a menu that clearly describes each dish for those unfamiliar with this region's offerings.- Chicago's Vietnamese Dining RevealedHot new trend in Chicago Lunch Spots try one of these Vietnamese hides for you next lunch on the town. Le Colonial, Bon Bon Sandwiches and Simply It are changing the face of lunch as we know it.
Book Review: The Other Side of Heaven: Post-War Fiction by Vietnamese and American Writers Edited by Wayne KarlinReview of the book The Other Side of Heaven edited by Wayne Karlin, a collection of short stories about the Vietnam War. In a refreshing departure, half of the stories are told from the Vietnamese perspective.- Lunar New Year Celebrations in AtlantaThe Vietnamese Community of Georgia has planned a grandiose celebration for the Lunar New Year, Sunday, February 7, 2010. The Vietnamese Association of Greater Atlanta hosts a celebration the following weekend in the same location.
- Anatomy of a Banh Mi (Vietnamese) SandwichThis article takes a look at the anatomy of a banh mi (Vietnamese) Sandwich for curious readers who want to know what they're eating or wish to make their own banh mi sandwich.
Introducing Banh Mi (Vietnamese Sandwich) - What it is and Why It's so DeliciousFind out why I will gladly take a 45 minute drive into busy downtown Orlando just to buy a banh mi sandwich. This Vietnamese sandwich is not your ordinary ham and cheese sandwich. Try some today!- How Do Vietnamese-Americans Celebrate Thanksgiving?An inside look at the culture of the Vietnamese-Americans and their way of celebrating the American holiday of Thanksgiving.
- Vietnamese Moon FestivalDo you ever look up in the sky on a full moonlit night & wonder - how can I share such a beautiful night with people I love? Besides Halloween, there is an Asian holiday called Moon Festival that you can share with your love ones under the full moon.
Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Bangkok: It's Not Just Thai Food in Thailand's Capital CityBangkok has some of the best authentic Vietnamese restaurants in the world - try these out.
Vietnamese Culture: Snake Wine, Ao Dai, CaodaismVietnamese culture. This article reveals 3 fascinating facts about Vietnam & its culture: snake wine, traditional dress Ao Dai, and Caodaism.
Vietnamese Noodle DishesHow many types of Vietnamese noodle dishes are there? If you are familiar with Vietnamese food, you probably sampled noodle dishes. After you review this article, you will uncover three types of Vietnamese noodle dishes that you don't know about yet.
Vietnamese SoupsWhat is the hoopla about Vietnamese soups? If you're familiar with Vietnamese food, you may have heard of Pho. What makes Pho taste so good? After you review this article, you will uncover 3 secrets of why Vietnamese soups are the best tasting soup ever!- Vietnamese SaucesDid you know that Vietnamese sauces are the key to delicious Vietnamese food? In fact after you review this article, you will discover at least three secrets about Vietnamese sauces and condiments that not everybody knows.
Traditional Vietnamese CuisineFood is a language that everyone can relate. Common celebrated foods in US are barbecue, hot dogs, and burgers but not so common for Vietnamese. After reviewing this article, you will uncover 3 secrets about Vietnamese cuisine that you don't want to miss.
Vietnamese All Soul's DayLike 'big brother' China, Vietnam has enough festivals, commemorative days, memorial days, holidays and days of ritual to fill a book or several. Today has just seen another one pass here in Saigon: Tết Trung Nguyên (All Soul's Day).- Saigon Café in Buffalo, New York: A ReviewA review of Buffalo's Saigon Cafe, a Vietnamese and Thai restaurant.
- Vietnamese and Mexican CulturesVietnamese and Mexican culture and diversity are discussed.
- Vietnamese Cultural Hot Spot -- "Micro-Saigon" in NE PortlandPho Thai Binh Vietnamese Restaurant maybe one of the largest Pho restaurants in town. It is next to what is probably the largest Vietnamese Grocery store in town and several other Vietnamese cultural businesses are across the street.
- Vietnamese Restaurant in Upper Darby, PA: Pho & Cafe Anh Hong ReviewMy take on the new Anh Hong Pho & Cafe eatery in Upper Darby, PA, chock full of well known Vietnamese dishes.
Guide to Vietnamese Weddings - Part 3Third article in a series of short articles documenting one foreigner's first-hand account of current and past Vietnamese Wedding customs and traditions. What to expect at the reception.
Some Things to Never/Always Do When You Visit VietnamVietnam is unquestionably an alluring, inexpensive and exotic travel destination. Like all places, it comes with its own travel challenges. Here's a few things to help make your visit to Vietnam a memorable travel experience.
Guide to Vietnamese Weddings - Part 4 (Final)Final in a series of short articles documenting one foreigner's first-hand account of current and past Vietnamese Wedding customs and traditions. An unusual Vietnamese wedding reception.
Guide to Vietnamese Weddings - Part 2Second in a series of short articles documenting one foreigner's first-hand account of current and past Vietnamese Wedding customs and traditions. What to expect on arrival at the reception.
