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This rare mushroom, a gift from the earth, has been a source of sustenance and a beacon of opportunity for the locals. It sparks tales of challenging yet rewarding journeys, as they venture into the unknown in search of this elusive delicacy, akin to hunting for good fortune.

Located on a strategic site on Tran Van Kheo Street, Cai Khe Ward, Ninh Kieu District, this market is not just a hub for trade but also a living testament to the historical development of Can Tho city.

Hòn Trứng is Vietnam's most prolific bird sanctuary, boasting an impressive 4.88 eggs per square meter.

In the mountainous district of Muong Te, Lai Chau province, there exists a humble yet culturally rich dish known as "nộm chít non," a traditional specialty of the Cong ethnic group.

Although shad can be found in a scattering of other rivers, food connoisseurs unanimously agree that the shad from the Hung Yen Red River boasts a superior taste that is simply unparalleled.

The stars of Vietnamese showbiz and many families alike are taking a well-deserved break this summer. They are embracing the travel bug and jetting off to exciting destinations for their annual summer vacations.

For those unfamiliar with this delicacy, the idea of eating moth larvae may seem unappetizing, but for the local Ede community, it is a culinary delight and a source of great pride. These moth larvae, specifically from the mangosteen tree, are a unique and beloved part of their cultural heritage.

The dynamic duo of Dong Nhi and Ong Cao Thang's adorable daughters, along with their proud parents, embarked on a thrilling journey to Sentosa, Singapore's renowned entertainment island, during their summer break.

The humble jackfruit is transformed into something extraordinary in the hands of the White Thai people. With their culinary expertise, they elevate this familiar tropical fruit into a unique delicacy. The jackfruit, known locally as 'chom chom', takes on a new identity as a culinary curiosity, enticing diners with its intriguing forest flavors and captivating their palates with its expertly crafted preparations.

The Po Tau fair is a vibrant showcase of Cao Bang's highland culture. This bustling marketplace is a melting pot of ethnic diversity, where the local tribes converge to barter and trade their produce in a lively rhythm that beats once every five days.