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While Bun Rieu is a popular dish across Vietnam, the version served in Hanoi’s Old Quarter is renowned for its exceptional taste and presentation. Hanoi Old Quarter’s Bun Rieu delights both the palate and the eyes. Photo: Ngo Thu Trang In the heart of Vietnam’s capital, a bowl of Bun Rieu —a hearty vermicelli soup with rice field crab—is a feast for the senses. The dish boasts a vibrant mix of colors, with yellow-brown crab fat, bright red tomatoes, and white vermicelli noodles. The unique flavors of freshwater crab, aromatic tomalley, and slightly sour broth create a memorable dining experience. Hanoians are known for their discerning taste buds, and Bun Rieu is a dish that embodies this culinary culture. The preparation of this dish is an art form, and the main ingredient—crabs—are carefully selected by Hanoi’s master chefs. Only the freshest and most delicious crabs make the cut, with specific attention given to their appearance: shiny, large, dark gray shells, ...

An enlightening event, held in collaboration with India’s Ministry of Culture, took center stage in the capital city of New Delhi. The occasion celebrated the ancient Pali language and sacred texts closely associated with Buddhist teachings. The ceremony commenced with a traditional lamp-lighting ritual and offering of flowers to Buddha, followed by a special film screening and chanting by monks, creating a serene atmosphere. Adhidhamma Divas, a significant day, commemorates Lord Buddha’s descent from the celestial realm after imparting the profound Adhidhamma teachings. The ancient Pali language, intricately tied to Buddhism, offers scholars and practitioners a deeper understanding of the religion’s insights. Abhijit Halder, Director General of the International Buddhist Confederation (IBC), emphasized the declaration of Pali as a classical language during the event. He highlighted the importance of youth engagement in learning this ancient language and the organization’s...

The closing plenary of the UPU’s fourth Extraordinary Congress on Thursday (local time) in Saudi Arabia awarded him the prize. This is the first time a student from Ben Tre Province has won a prize in the global UPU contest. The first prize was won by a student from Kenya, while the second prize went to a student from Portugal. The competition this year saw the participation of students from 38 nations and territories. During the 52nd edition, participating children aged between nine and 15 were required to write a letter explaining the superpowers they would need to make roads safe for all children. In his letter, Duy portrays himself as a superhero named S-24/7 dedicated to protecting children around the world from traffic accidents. The panel of judges consisted of Agostina Massarini from the International Road Federation, Jon Cerezo Abeijon from the UN Economic Commission for Europe, and Annie Hammenrudh from the UN Department for Safety and Security. Dao Khuong Duy ...

The park is divided into two main areas: one for trees and a bird sanctuary and one for an outdoor stage and a stadium. The Vietnam Phở Festival 2023, themed “Harmonious Flavors: Enjoying and Exploring Vietnamese Culinary Culture,” is an important stride of the ‘Day of Pho’ (December 12), hosted annually by Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper, as it will be held abroad for the first time. The event aims to enhance the global recognition of Vietnamese culinary culture, particularly pho, a Vietnamese soup consisting of broth, rice noodles, herbs, and meat – usually beef or chicken. The Yoyogi Park daily welcomes a high number of local and foreign visitors to explore the ‘green lung’ of Tokyo The event is co-organized by Tuoi Tre and Saigontourist Group in coordination with the Vietnamese Embassy in Japan, the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association, and several Japanese partners. Among the many chefs scheduled to attend Vietnam Phở Festival ...

The Vietnam Phở Festival 2023 organizing board, consisting of representatives from Tuoi Tre and Saigontourist Group’s chairman Pham Huy Binh, paid a visit to Mainichi, Tuoi Tre’s strategic partner, on the same day. The festival, set to happen at Yoyogi Park – Keyaki Namiki, Tokyo on Saturday and Sunday, aims to introduce Vietnamese cuisine, particularly pho, to the world and bring the taste of homeland pho to overseas Vietnamese. “Tuoi Tre and domestic businesses being able to hold an international event after the COVID-19 pandemic is truly admirable,” expressed Tanaka. “Mainichi hopes that Tuoi Tre will support us in resuming our promotional activities to contribute to fostering bilateral ties,” he added. Pham Huy Binh (R), chairman of Saigontourist Group, hands a picture of lotus to Yoshiro Tanaka, deputy editor-in-chief of Mainichi. Photo: Quang Dinh / Tuoi Tre For the past few years, Tuoi Tre has provided Mainichi with media support for various events organized in Vi...

Similar spaces will also be opened in Hai Phong, Quang Ninh, Nghe An, Khanh Hoa, Lam Dong, Can Tho, Ben Tre and Binh Duong provinces in the coming time. According to Kieu Thuy Nga, NLV director, the establishment of the Francophone Book Space at the NLV and eight libraries nationwide will provide useful knowledge for Vietnamese people in the fields of culture, society, science and technology of the Francophone community. Tran Thi Mai Yen, acting chief representative of the OIF in the Asia-Pacific region, said she believed that the spaces will help popularise French in Vietnam, for the benefit of learners, teachers and people who love the language. With nearly 6,000 works by authors from many French-speaking countries, the Francophone Book Spaces are hoped to contribute to enriching the existing books of these libraries, she added. Initiated in 2012, OIF’s Francophone Book Space project aims to strengthen the public library network in Francophone countries by sponsoring F...

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This year has seen sellers receive a considerable increase in terms of online orders. Flowers imported from Ecuador, the Netherlands, and Japan are among the favourites for this year, with each vase of flowers being sold for between VND6 million and VND12 million. A bouquet of flowers contains various unique colours. A vase of roses can be purchased for up to VND31,797,000 at 38 Degree Flowers shop. Florists have busy days ahead due to people celebrating Vietnamese Women’s Day on October 20. Their work requires plenty of skill and creativity. The post Imported flower market busy ahead of Vietnamese Women’s Day appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Renowned Mathematicians Inspire Young People to Study Mathematics Florent Poilane & Mountain biking Ho Chi Minh City Steps up Efforts to Remain Attractive to Investors A Message of Humanity from the Past ASEAN Village 2017 A Successful School Band “Hapti...

Many retailers also head to Quang Ba Market for domestic supplies. A trader says that an increasing number of customers arrive at the market as Vietnamese Women’s Day draws close. Prices of flowers are said to increase twice or three times compared to normal days, according to traders. There is a wide range of choice on offer for buyers at the market. Roses prove to be the most popular flowers, with a bouquet of 50 roses priced at up to VND350,000. The market gathers a variety of flowers together, most of which have been brought from localities across the country such as Son La, Vinh Phuc, and Sa Pa in the north, and Da Lat in the Central Highland region. Quang Ba is the largest wholesale flower market in the north which is typically crowded at night. The market makes up an ideal check-in spot for many young people to enjoy. Late at night the flower market becomes more crowded and increasingly bustling. ...