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The name Chu Dau literally means "wharf". Chu Dau village in the northern...
Bat Trang, a small village in the north of Vietnam, is about 13 kilometers...
Van Phuc Silk Village is situated on the banks of Nhue Thi River, Nguyen...
Dong Ky, a traditional wood carving...
Dong Ho village, formally called Mai village,...
Located 35 km from central Hanoi, the southwest, the village of Phu Vinh...
The traditional Ha Thai lacquer village lies on the old highway 1A, it is...
Seven streams of the Mekong River and canals meet in Phung Hiep floating village in Nga Bay Town, Hau Giang Province, 30 kilometers from Can Tho City's Ninh Kieu Wharf. Thousands of small boats carrying agricultural commodities converge on Phung Hiep to form a 1 km-long floating market. The market is said to be a southern fruit market with a Mekong Delta cultural identity.
The market is open all day, but it is busiest in the morning. Boats packed with seasonal vegetables and fruits, such as mangoes, durians, bananas, oranges, and coconuts, left their communities in the precious evening to head for the sunrise market. Every boat is brimming with fruit. Some boats have roofs, whereas others do not. On boats without roofs, the sellers must hold a stick with fruit hanging from it as a sign. Market-goers do not haggle; they simply exchange a few words, sell, and receive payment. Fruits are normally sold and transported by large boats. They will then be delivered to fruit-processing facilities or to cities such as Ho Chi Minh City, Vung Tau, and even Ha Noi and the northern regions.
It's a floating market, but services are available; small boats serve food and drinks to hungry sellers and buyers. A whistling or waving band is all it takes to get you to buy something. Aside from fruits, native products such as snakes, birds, and turtles are readily available near the Phung Hiep bridge. These delicacies are virtually always purchased and delivered to restaurants in Can Tho and Ho Chi Minh City.
Women's Museum where Vietnam honors Vietnamese women in a distinct, if not sacred way. The mission statement of the museum is to enhance public knowledge and...
Cai Be Floating Market dates back to the Nguyen Dynasty. This location was once renowned as the cargo transfer point between the Western and Eastern provinces when it was...
The Po Nagar Towers are one of the many monuments of the Champa Kingdom, which ruled South Vietnam from 200 to 1720 AD and was the most powerful force in the region. The...
Bai Tu Long Bay features 3,000 rocky, sky–craping islets and white sand beaches, renowned as one of Vietnam's most primitive and fascinating destinations. Bai Tu...
Y Linh Ho is a small commune located about 7 kilometers southwest of Sapa Town, along the Muong Hoa River. It consists of a dozen small hamlets scattered throughout a...
Han market, the primary trading hub in Da Nang City, is well-liked by both locals and visitors. Han Market, which began as a modest trading location under French rule but...
Ca Mau Cape is located in Dat Mui Hamlet, Dat Mui Commune, Ngoc Hien District. The cape's tip is oddly formed, and it's speeding out of the West Sea ( Gulf of...
Can Cau market has existed for a long time in Si Ma Cai ( Can Cau commune, Si Ma Cai district, Lao Cai province ) . People from the highland's ethnic minority go...
Reunification Palace ( Independence Palace ) is a great historical witness which went through the two brutal wars against the French and American colonists. The...
The Long Bien Bridge, which spans the Red River, is one of the icons of bravery in wartime, one of 4 biggest bridge in the world in 1900s.
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