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January 23, 2018

Tết is shortened from Tết Nguyên Đán, which means ‘Feast of the First Morning of the First Day’, and is the biggest and most important festival of the year in Vietnam, lasting up to one week with even a few weeks of aftermath.

December 27, 2017

Having lived in Vietnam 12 years and worked in tourism here for 8 years, I often get asked questions about the history and culture of the country. The primary reason for the creation of the Visit Phong Nha website was to answer these questions through the publication of articles and information. This article in particular gives an overview of what I have found to be some very informative and intriguing books and movies about the Far Eastern people of Vietnam and their land.

December 25, 2017

What are the dome-shaped haystacks in Vietnam made of and what are they used for? Find out more and discover an interesting story about a haystack.

December 23, 2017

Clothes and shoes can be hard to buy in Vietnam for the adult westerner. A friend of mine wanted to buy a suit jacket in a "big size". He tried finding one in the nearest city of Dong Hoi with no luck, and also tried looking in Hue, to no avail. He then went to Hanoi to acquire one and thought it may be better to try phoning around beforehand to investigate what the best options were.

December 9, 2017

In Western culture, the concept of celebrating death anniversaries may seem rather alien to us, not to mention a bit macabre. That is not the case for the Vietnamese people, also known as the Kinh people, where death anniversaries (ngày giỗ) are amongst the most important dates of the year.