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The Mekong Delta is a land of sincere, rustic, and simple people. Perhaps it is the open-minded and harmonious nature of the local people that has brought a richly diverse and well-balanced culinary identity to this region. Exploring Mekong Delta cuisine has always been an appealing topic that attracts great interest from many people.
What Does An Giang Offer? Decoding the Appeal of the Mekong’s Upstream Gateway
What makes An Giang an attractive investment destination in the Mekong Delta? As one of the few localities that possesses a full range of terrain — plains, hills, mountains, and an international border — An Giang is gradually asserting its position through continuous efforts to expand infrastructure, improve the investment climate, and effectively leverage its...
The Locksmith Profession – Upholding the Code of Ethics
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The locksmith profession may seem easy and comfortable, but in reality, it is full of controversies and temptations. Just one moment of misjudgment or being blinded by money, and a locksmith can be exploited by bad actors to assist in wrongdoing. Therefore, besides having a pure heart, a locksmith must also train a sharp eye...
Can Tho ranks among the cities with the most beautiful canals in the world.
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rang Mysteriousworld vừa liệt kê danh sách những thành phố có kênh đào đẹp nhất thế giới, trong đó Cần Thơ được ca ngợi là nơi có kênh đào đẹp với chợ nổi và cảnh giao thương tấp nập.
Famous types of fish sauce in Vietnam
Vietnam is not only famous for its abundance of fish species, but its various types of fermented fish paste also contribute to the distinctive flavor of our cuisine. Each region has its own type of fermented fish paste, such as shrimp paste, fish paste, crab paste, and prawn paste, etc. Remember to try them as you travel through these regions!
The Barringtonia tree – from the countryside to the city.
My childhood stretched along the branches of my hometown rivers, along the wild lộc vừng trees lining the breezy dikes. Back then, I didn’t know the tree had such a beautiful name. The children in my village simply called it by its familiar name—the Chiếc tree. From Wild Greens to the City I often wondered...
Pushing the boat during the flood season in the rice fields.
Đẩy Côn – Giàn Côn is the tool that people in the low-lying Đồng Tháp Mười region of my homeland use to make a living during the flood season. No one knows exactly when this profession began, only that for the past 20 years, locals have treated đẩy côn as a real, full-fledged occupation. When...
Where has the mat-making craft of Ca Mau gone?
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At its peak, Cà Mau mats were traded far and wide across the country and were even exported to neighboring countries such as Laos and Cambodia. Cà Mau mats were favored by many people thanks to their traditional hand-weaving techniques, which made them durable and beautiful. Today, however, for many reasons, the mat-weaving craft villages...
Swarms of snakes, teeming with crabs, and countless rats… at the markets of the Mekong Delta.
During the flood season, in the Mekong Delta, special markets appear selling wild-caught delicacies thanks to the rising water, such as eels, snakes, turtles, field rats, snails, crabs… When the flood recedes, these markets gradually become quiet, and people call them “Mekong Delta seasonal markets.” Snakes are sold in many places throughout the Mekong Delta,...
Add more ‘Dư’ fruit to the Tet holiday platter.
In the past one or two years, the “Dư” fruit (meaning “surplus”) has appeared on the five-fruit trays in Western provinces, symbolizing the hope for a new year with abundant wealth. The five-fruit tray placed on the ancestral altar during Tet follows five colors representing the wish for “Five Blessings”: wealth, luxury, longevity, health, and...
Open flight routes from Phu Quoc to Singapore and Siem Reap.
On September 24, in Ho Chi Minh City, the People’s Committee of Kiên Giang Province, Vietnam Airlines, and Vinpearl Joint Stock Company jointly held a ceremony to announce the comprehensive trade promotion cooperation program titled “Phu Quoc Destination,” while simultaneously launching two new international air routes departing from Phu Quoc (Kiên Giang Province): Phu Quoc...
A unique horse-drawn carriage set worth 3 billion VND in the Western region of Vietnam.
Crafted from 2.2-ton nặng gõ bông lau wood, with a width of 2.15m and length of 4m, this unique ván ngựa set in An Giang has been offered more than 3 billion VND. The owner of this one-of-a-kind 3-billion-VND ván ngựa set is Mr. Nguyễn Thanh Hải, from Mỹ Phó Hamlet, Mỹ Đức Commune, Châu...
Whose remains lie buried in the tomb of Hero Nguyen Trung Truc?
Despite the opposition from descendants of national hero Nguyen Trung Truc and retired officials, for nearly 30 years, Kien Giang province has maintained that the remains in the tomb are indeed those of Lord Nguyen. The Mysterious Search for Lord Nguyen’s Remains On October 27, 1868 (the 12th day of the 9th lunar month), Lord...
Was Nguyen Trung Truc deified at the age of 14?
Some people have attributed inaccurate and historically unfounded claims to National Hero Nguyễn Trung Trực. Over many years, his descendants have repeatedly demanded that the historical truth be restored, yet the relevant authorities have still failed to re-examine the matter. Puzzling Royal Decrees In a petition sent to press agencies, Mr. Nguyễn Khương Ninh (born...
Making a living with a dangerous profession: Deep-sea bottom trawling.
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People call those men who live in tiny huts “hung” on the poles of nets stretched across the open sea “bạn chòi” (hut keepers). In pursuit of a livelihood, those working as bạn chòi always face numerous uncertainties, even risking their own lives. “Solitary confinement” in the middle of the sea Đáy hàng khơi is...
Businesswoman Pham Thi Viet Nga: Today must be better than yesterday.
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At the age of 63, after completing her term as Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of Hau Giang Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company (DHG), Mrs. Phạm Thị Việt Nga continues to hold the position of General Director of the Company. At the EOY Award – Entrepreneurial Spirit 2014, female entrepreneur Phạm Thị Việt Nga made...
The Pouteria lucuma fruit returns to the Mekong Delta.
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Lê ki ma, also known as the eggfruit, has the scientific name Pouteria Lê ki ma and belongs to the Sapotaceae family. It is a fruit tree native to the Andean region of South America. The fruit possesses high nutritional value and is a great source of carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals. Lê ki ma contains...
F Band used the Piêu scarf as a loincloth
The fact that F Band used the Piêu scarf as a loincloth during the X–Factor semi-final night on October 12 was considered improper by cultural researchers, while the Thai ethnic community spoke out, saying they deserve an apology. The X–Factor – Vietnam’s Hidden Factor semi-final night on October 12 was a stage for timeless love...
The joys and sorrows of repairing old shoes and sandals.
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With just a few awls and a pair of scissors, these craftsmen can “patch up a life” for old shoes and sandals—and sometimes, patch up their own lives as well. This humble shoe-repair trade has seen artisans remain devoted to it for nearly 30 years. A Family’s Traditional Trade At an intersection in Mỹ Tho...
Banh mi – a Vietnamese street food enjoyed worldwide.
Bánh mì – the street food bread of Vietnam, has been praised by foreigners in recent times, and it seems that bánh mì has truly “taken the throne” from phở to become the most beloved Vietnamese dish among international fans. There’s one thing that has always bothered me whenever I think about Vietnamese cuisine on...
