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What is Lotto Show (Lô Tô) and reasons you must do it once in Vietnam
Lotto Show (Lô Tô) is a term that might be unfamiliar to people in Northern Vietnam, but it is very well-known in the Southwestern region. This is a type of traditional cultural entertainment that was extremely popular in this area during the 1980s, and are loved by public in these recent years. This article will give you insights about history of Lotto Show in Vietnam, and why you must do it once when you are here.
Scams & red-light activities at bars along Pasteur Street Ho Chi Minh City
Famous for a lot of night bars, Pasteur Street Ho Chi MInh City is an ideal area for thosse who seek for fun at night. However, some of the bars here has shown signs of scams, or even red light activities. These illegal matters have happened for years...
Best Food Destinations in the world – Hanoi is #1
TripAdvisor recently has announced their list of Best Food Destinations in the world for 2024. The list has caused a controversy among locals and travelers: whether it is right for Hanoi to be top #1 or not? Meanwhile, France was only ranked #11. Let's check out the list below and let us know what your favorite food destinations among these!
Christ of Vung Tau Statue – #1 Biggest Jesus Statue in Asia
Being the number 1 biggest Jesus statue in Asia, the Christ of Vung Tau Statue is one of the top attractions for any travelers visiting Vung Tau City, Vietnam. This article will give you the most detailed information about the place, as well as visitor guide how to enjoy the trip to Christ of Vung Tau smoothly.
Viba Monkey Pagoda of Vung Tau – hidden gem inside the coastal city
Many tourists visit Vung Tau for its relaxing beach, and fresh sea food. However, there is a place called Viba Monkey Pagoda of Vung Tau that is hidden in a mountain inside the city, away from travelers who are only attracted by popular tourist spots.
Vietnam national funeral stops some tourism & entertainment activities
According to the official announcement, the Vietnam national funeral for General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong will be held with a national mourning ceremony on July 25th and 26th. During these two days, government offices and public places will fly flags at half-mast, and no public entertainment activities will be held.