Category: Culture

Learning Vietnamese can be an exciting challenge, especially with its unique tones and pronunciation. There are several effective methods you can use to help you grasp and remember the language. These range from traditional study techniques like repetition and flashcards to more engaging approaches such as listening to music, playing word games like Wordle, and practicing with native speakers. Each strategy offers a different way to make learning Vietnamese not only easier but also more enjoyable. Here’s how you can integrate these …

While it is undeniable that Vietnam had a turbulent history, it’s now one of the best places to travel in Southeast Asia with your dog.
Vietnam may be a small country, but it has plenty of sites to see – from beautiful dog beaches to serene jungles, as well as rice paddies and colourful temples.
Gorgeous sites are not the only thing waiting for you in Vietnam. They also have exotic cuisines and unforgettable historical sites. To prepare your dog for such a long flight or for the arrival, speak to your vet about possible Pet CBD Oil. This may help your dog to relax and lessen stress and anxiety.
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Tết is a Lunar New Year celebration for the Vietnamese. Most people prepare in advance for two months while the festive mood lasts for fifteen days or more. The holiday diaspora for the Vietnamese residing in Canada works as a link to their roots.
The occasion could go on for the first three days of the new year. Most food prepared during the feast are  Tết preferences which include thịt kho, and canh khổ qua hầm. In tradition, the altar must display its food for three days to show gratitude to the ancestors.
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Below is a list of traditions and customs in Vietnam:
Ancestral Worship
Every Vietnamese home has a small space for its altar to help the departed commune with the living. The food offering, candle lighting, and incense burning are rituals made before praying. 
Burning of Votive Paper
A votive paper can be any form like a house, clothes, fake money, cars, or motorbikes made entirely of paper. The burning of …

Vietnam is the home of thousands of pagodas and shrines. It also has plenty of cultural events celebrated at a specific time of the year. Each celebration is rich with ancient history. Some of the festivals include Tet Han Thuc, Reunification day, Hung King Temple festival, and many others.
Below are the two most celebrated and grandest festival happening in Vietnam:
Tet Nguyen Dan/Lunar New Year
The country celebrates its anticipated festival in early January or …