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The Namaste Vietnam 2024 Festival, a collaborative effort between the provincial administration and the Consulate General of India in Ho Chi Minh City, featured an event aimed at strengthening tourism ties between India and Vietnam, with a specific focus on Khanh Hoa province. Nha Trang, known for its pristine beaches and islands, offers a picturesque backdrop for destination weddings, according to Vineet Jain, founder of Vineet Jain Creations, an Indian wedding and event planning company. Jain emphasized the potential for wedding tourism in the region, with plans to organize wedding tours for groups of 400-500 visitors, combining celebration and sightseeing. “We’re not just stopping at weddings. We also aim to bring famous Indian performers to the city to showcase Vietnam’s attractions to an Indian audience,” Jain added, outlining a comprehensive approach to promoting cultural exchange. Indian Deputy Consul General, Tushar Garg, examines local products at the India – Khanh ...

Ninh Binh, a province nestled amidst picturesque mountains in the Red River Delta’s southernmost reaches, offers a captivating blend of natural splendor and cultural allure, approximately 100 kilometers from Hanoi. The group embarked on their journey on a Tuesday afternoon, choosing Hanoi as their gateway to explore three enchanting destinations in northern Vietnam: Hanoi, Ninh Binh Province, and Quang Ninh Province. These tourists were especially keen to embark on a unique voyage through Trang An’s network of breathtaking caves aboard small, eco-friendly boats. Indian travelers embark on a boat tour to uncover the natural wonders of the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex. Photo: Ninh Binh Department of Tourism Their itinerary included visits to temples and pagodas, each steeped in historical, religious, and spiritual significance, providing a profound insight into the local culture of Ninh Binh Province. Following their exploration of Trang An, the group savored a deligh...

The match between Indonesia and Vietnam was filled with excitement as both teams showcased stunning strikes and a fierce competition. Indonesia posed a threat in the 25th minute when Rifky Dwi Septiawan took a free kick from a distance of nearly 24 meters, but goalkeeper Quan Van Chuan made a remarkable save. Minh Quang had an opportunity to score in the 33rd minute, but his shot hit the post and did not go in. Vietnam had a chance to take the lead from a penalty in the first half, but Quoc Viet’s shot was saved by goalkeeper Ernando Ari. The match continued with intense action as both teams aggressively attacked and defended throughout the game. Vietnamese goalkeeper Chuan made two exceptional saves in the second half, keeping the score level. In the 67th minute, Quoc Viet had another opportunity to score, but once again, he was unable to find the back of the net. The match went into extra time, but neither team was able to score during the additional 30 minutes. The match was...

The Command Board of Station 560 Visits Hero of the People’s Armed Forces Ho Dac Thanh On September 1, the Command Board of Station 560, Regiment 451, led by Major Nguyen Bien, Station Political Commissar, visited Hero of the People’s Armed Forces Ho Dac Thanh at his home in ward 5, Tuy Hoa city, Phu Yen province. Hero of the People’s Armed Forces Ho Dac Thanh, former Captain of “ship without numbers” (alias Ship 41), played a crucial role in transporting weapons to Vung Ro Wharf in late 1964 and early 1965. This enabled the provision of weapons, food, and medicines to supply the southern front, contributing to the victory in liberating the South and reunifying the country in the historic Ho Chi Minh campaign in 1975. Vung Ro Wharf, located in Hoa Xuan Nam Commune, Phu Yen province, is one of the most important wharves of the Ho Chi Minh Trail at Sea. It was recognized as a national historic relic on June 18, 1997. During the visit, Hero of the People’s Armed Forces Ho Dac Thanh...

The event will showcase a selection of esteemed restaurants from Ho Chi Minh City, each offering a unique taste of Mexican cuisine. Participating restaurants include District Federal, Agave Saigon, Xolo Tequila Bar, Tacos Fuego, Gringo Tacos y Cantina, and Tippy’s Mexican Food. This week-long event presents an opportunity for visitors to truly experience the authentic flavors of Mexico while also gaining insight into its rich cultural heritage. Diners will have the chance to immerse themselves in a traditional Mexican atmosphere, enjoying expertly prepared dishes by talented chefs. Mexican cuisine is not only a culinary art, but it also encompasses farming, rituals, ancient skills, and ancestral customs, as recognized by UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. In 2010, Mexican cuisine was officially recognized by UNESCO and added to the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Being the first ethnic cuisine to re...