Vietnamese designer recreates Tet traditions using Lego
A young Vietnamese designer’s Lego creation showing Tet (Lunar New Year) traditions has been featured on the official Lego Facebook page as 'Build of the week'.
A young Vietnamese designer’s Lego creation showing Tet (Lunar New Year) traditions has been featured on the official Lego Facebook page as 'Build of the week'.
The recently-opened first solo exhibition by artist Đỗ Hà Hoài showcases his works inspired by his experiences.
Mỹ Nhân Thần Sách (Bookworm Beauty), a rom-com movie jointly produced by Việt Nam and Thailand, will be released nationwide on February 18.
Canadian Luc Loewen, who goes by the name Nuce, is quickly finding his footing on the music scene. His recently produced music video “It’s Alright” was shot on the streets of the capital with Luc posing as a Grab driver.
Lovers of tasty food have a cool new place to visit every night at District 10’s Kì Đài Quang Trung pedestrian street, where around 30 stalls sell a wide variety of tasty dishes.
For the first time the beauty of Nguyễn Huệ Flower Street, usually HCM City’s most visited place during Tết (Lunar New Year), can be enjoyed online at duonghoanguyenhue.vn.
A book featuring Vietnamese sweet products or mứt by Nguyễn Thị Phiên and Đỗ Thị Phương Nhi, female culinary experts of Huế City, has been released by the Việt Nam Women Publishing House.
The recently hyped up Bát Tràng feast, comprised of 7 dishes, 3 soups and a dessert gave us the perfect opportunity to bond over food and good company.
The US ambassador to Việt Nam has proved he’s a talented rapper after performing a New Year message alongside a local artist.
Spring rolls are often served on big occasions such as major ceremonies and Lunar New Year, giving a rich taste of the traditional Vietnamese cuisine.
Vietnamese filmmakers are ready for the busiest season of the year, the Tết (Lunar New Year) festival, which begins on February 12, with new movies to be released during the long holiday.
The People's Committee of the city's Mỹ Đức District recently made the decision to scrap the event slated for February 17, the sixth day of the lunar new year.