Nguyen Trang Nhung, a proud native of Vinh Long Province in the majestic Mekong Delta of southern Vietnam, has been bestowed with the esteemed title of Miss Equality World 2024 in Thailand. With her awe-inspiring win, she becomes Vietnam's second international transgender beauty queen, radiating beauty, grace, and empowerment.
Da Lat is famous for its rich colonial atmosphere as well as for having many great natural sites. It might, however, be lacking slightly in its nightlife but if visitors really want to enjoy themselves they can definitely find quite a few interesting establishments at the more up-market venues. Among them are Larry's Bar and Le Rabelais Bar, both are located in the Da Lat Palace Hotel. For a choice of drinks here, there are imported beers, whiskies, cocktails and wine. Many new arrivals in Vietnam are surprised to discover locally produced wine. Thanks to the French, who introduced this beverage to the country, there is a young but growing wine industry in and around Da Lat with Vang Da Lat (aka Wine Da Lat) and Da Lat Beco the two main producers. Customers can find interesting local-made drinks on Dalat’s restaurant menus including Bordeaux-style wines, sparkling white wines, peach coolers and wine coolers. Give them a try!
Markets are among the best places in Vietnam for travellers looking to experience the daily lives of its local population. Operating as early as 03:00, you’ll find throngs of marketgoers haggling for the freshest fruit, vegetables, seafood and meat. Vietnam markets are also great for sampling a wide range of local delicacies at affordable prices, as they are often fitted with a dedicated food court surrounded by food stalls. While most markets in Vietnam have been in operation for hundreds of years, there are several (especially those located in the cities) that are now geared towards tourists, featuring stalls selling handicrafts, souvenirs and pre-packaged food items. While goods here are sold at relatively low prices, you can still exercise your bargaining skills to get better deals. Read on for our handy guide on Vietnam’s most popular local markets.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) presented a concerning outlook for the global economy on October 22. In their World Economic Outlook report, the organization highlighted the struggles of major economic powers, particularly China. Despite numerous stimulus packages injected by the Chinese regime in recent times, the IMF predicts a slowdown in China's growth, forecasting a drop to 4.8% in 2024 compared to 5% in 2023. This projection underscores the challenges faced by large economies in maintaining their momentum in an increasingly uncertain global landscape.
The origins of "bun thang", a delicacy from Hanoi that has captivated the taste buds of many foreign diners, including millionaires, remain shrouded in mystery.
Vietnam, a country steeped in cultural heritage and blessed with breathtaking natural beauty, has emerged as an enticing destination for Indian travelers seeking unique experiences. The nation's allure is further accentuated by Vinpearl's dedication to luxury wedding tourism and high-end MICE services, catering to the discerning tastes of this expanding market.
The Red River tidal flats underwent a miraculous transformation after the devastating typhoon Yagi ravaged Hanoi. Nature's resilience shone as the once barren landscape burst into life, adorning itself with a vibrant canvas of bright yellow flowers, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
Last Thursday marked the fourth day of a family's desperate sit-in protest, as they pleaded for the safe return of Sabir Noor and Abid Noor. This emotional appeal played out in front of the Deputy Commissioner's office in Panjgur, Balochistan, with the family seeking answers and support from authorities.
