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Despite being a patriarchal society, Viet Nam still reserves a special, if not sacred, place to honour Vietnamese women. Not only is October 20th is made Vietnam’s Women day but there also exists a museum dedicated to women. The museum displays rather recent history of women, such as women and ethnicity; women and the national struggle; Vietnam women association and the feminism; women and traditional costumes; and women’s cultural traits expressed through handicrafts. Inside, over 25,000 objects spread across 1500 square meters and five stories, shedding more light on the history and culture of Vietnam. Unlike most museums that I had visited before, this one was more about presentation than actual artifacts. Larger than life photos dominated most of the rooms, complete with English captions for foreign visitors.  There are three permanent exhibits:  Women and Family,  Women and Society,  and Women’s Fashion.  Each exhibit uses a different colour and theme. Wome

Bai Dinh Pagoda situated in Gia Vien distr, Ninh Binh Province. 95 Km to the south of Hanoi. Where had known that the Ancient capital of Vietnam. It's become one of the most famous pagoda in Vietnam. Visitor travel to Ninh Binh  should not miss visit this pagoda. The ancient Bai Dinh pagoda is situated on the western slope of Dinh mountain and snuggles in the quiet forest. The pagoda homes an ancestor worshipping house at the centre. Bright cave on the right hand side that Worships the Buddha and the little temple worshipping Genie Cao Son. Additionally, on the left hand side of the pagoda is another temple. Where worshiping Saint Nguyen and adjacent to it's Dark cave that worships the Fairy. With fanciful scenery and quiet atmosphere. It will make visitors feel likely to live in fairy lands plus peace in minds. In addition. Visitors can research a number grottos and caves. The beautiful ones like Fairy cave or Ba Chua Thuong Ngan cave. You will find a huge variety of

Mu Cang Chai is a rural district of Yen Bai Province in the Northeast region of Vietnam. With a population of nearly 45,500 for a district covering an area of 1,199 km ². Mu cang Chai is on the same path to the way to Sapa. Unlike Sapa or Ha Giang, Mu Cang Chai doesn't have many things to do besides its main draw: golden terraced rice fields. Travelers do not really visit Mu Cang Chai out of its best time from September to October. Yet when the harvest season comes, everyone tries to get to Mu Cang Chai, just to have a look at the man-made wonder that the people here have diligently created over the years. In this time of every year the city turns into a paradise of rice fields around.    What to eat in Mu Cang Chai? 1. Tu Le sticky rice with chicken Tu Le glutinous sticky rice is a famous specialty of Mu Cang Chai Vietnam. Tu Le rice is planted at Muong Lo field, famous for its special aroma. When cooked, the rice taste sweet and heavenly fragrance. Tu Le stick

Linh Quy Phap An Pagoda is located in Lam Dong Province, where the famous touristic city of Da Lat is situated. With a special terrain position placing on highlands, the pagoda always has a calm and harmonious vibe with green grass, hills and clouds. The pagoda is an ideal destination for those who want to indulge yourself in natural beauty and culture of Vietnam. How to get there? Linh Quy Phap An Pagoda is 21km to the South of Bao Loc of Lam Dong Province in South Vietnam, between Ho Chi Minh Ville and Dalat. To reach the pagoda, visitors need to follow this route:   From Ho Chi Minh City direction to Dalat via Bao Loc City. Arrived in Bao Loc City, go to Tran Phu Street, turn right at Dai Binh junction and head towards the road to Loc Thanh commune (Highway 55). After passing Loc Thanh Market, cross the Da Trang Bridge where you will face a junction. Turn right at that spot, pass Nibbana Pagoda while keeping straight to the crossroads, then turn right. Continue going

Mui Ne is a resort town that spans 15 kilometres along Vietnam’s southern coast. There are two sand dunes you can easily access from Mui Ne, namely the Red Sand Dunes and the White Sand Dunes.  The White Sand Dunes is exactly how I have always imagined a desert to be – a vast expanse of barren land. Undoubtedly more pristine and breathtaking than the Red Sand Dunes, the White Sand Dunes is also less accessible. It is an hour drive from the centre of Mui Ne, and I must say that it is most definitely worth the commute.   The Red Sand Dunes is just 20 minutes from the town centre, and the sand is really more orangey-brown than red. The gentle slopes make it easy to walk on foot (at least in comparison to the White Sand Dunes), and it is a spectacular place to be during sunset. The Fairy Stream is one of Mui Ne’s main attractions, alongside the Red and White Sand Dunes. I didn’t expect to see hills of sand along the Fairy Stream at all.  The landscape is absolutely surre

It is bound to change as Vietnam beach holidays become more popular. Ha My is between Vietnam’s third city, Danang, and Hoi An, the ancient port that was so important to the Champa Kingdom many centuries ago.  Ha My is attractive with its own pristine, white sandy scenery, gentle waves and clear blue water ... Thanks to its immaculate appearance like "A Sleeping Fairy", not lively as elsewhere, with 60 luxury villas, 40 villas with pool and sea views ... many visitors come to   Ha My Beach   to look for peace… The main people that find Ha My currently as those who decide to explore; perhaps hire a motor bike in Danang or Hoi An and decide to travel down the road. The Beach is just outside at 7km of Hoi An in Dien Ban. It is not the closest beach to Hoi An either heading north or south. The closest beaches to Hoi An can be crowded so it is worth going a little further out of this popular tourist destination. Also the Ha My Beach, Long Beach in Phu Quoc Island is

Situated seven kilometers to the west of Ninh Binh city, this very place will have you lost in a wonderland, by just rowing a boat down the river. Karst mountains, evergreen jungles, lush rice fields, and vivid emerald rivers make up this whole area, together with endless points of interest to be discovered. What could be more ideal for an explorer? In fact, Trang An was among one of the major filming sites of the blockbuster Kong: Skull Island last year. As part of the Trang An Landscape Complex, Hang Mua (Dancing Cave) is a must-see for visitors to Ninh Binh Province thanks to its unique location that offers an extraordinary panoramic view from above. Hang Mua has recently emerged as one of the top destinations for foreign visitors due to its remarkable service quality and untouched natural beauty . Hang Mua is located at the foot of Mount Mua, which looks like a large overturned bell with a width of 800 meters (2,624 feet). Visitors can climb to the peak on white sto