Tag: Vietnamese culture

Not only can you wear an áo dài, but you can also pair it with wooden clogs, tailored pants, jeans, skirts... in various styles.

If you are unfamiliar with how to worship Ong Cong, Ong Tao, take a look at these Ong Tao worship essays below!

The end of the year is the time when everyone needs to visit the gravesite, tidy up the ancestors' tombs, and invite deceased relatives back home for the Lunar New Year. So, who is the most suitable to perform these rituals?

Incense is a cherished tradition in Vietnamese culture that has been passed down through generations. Lighting incense is a way to show respect, gratitude, and reverence towards our ancestors, grandparents, and divine beings. It is a beautiful and meaningful practice that holds a special place in the hearts of Vietnamese people.

Have you ever wondered why on the Vietnamese dinner table, especially during holidays like Tết or wedding parties, boiled chicken is never missing? Let's find out!

Have you ever wondered when the traditional dish "banh tet" became a common feature on the dining table during Tet holiday in southern Vietnam? Join us today as we explore the origin and significance of this delicious sticky rice cake in our latest article!

Wishing you a Happy Lunar New Year 2024 full of joy and prosperity! Here are some unique and meaningful New Year wishes to share with your grandparents, parents, siblings, spouse, teachers, bosses, friends, and colleagues.

In Vietnamese culture, bananas are a common fruit used for worship, but many families consider it to be unlucky.

Vietnamese people often choose apricot trees to worship and decorate their homes, and this is not a coincidence. The apricot blossom, especially during Tet holidays in the Southern region, holds a profound and significant meaning. Let's explore more about it in this article.

In her latest photoshoot with her students, Hồ Ngọc Hà aims to recreate the charm of old Saigon.