After captivating French art aficionados with her exhibition in Paris earlier this year, Vietnamese artist Tia-Thuy Nguyen is set to enchant audiences once again as she returns to the prestigious Almine Rech gallery, this time in Monaco, with her highly anticipated solo show, 'Burdening Dream'.
Hanoi’s nightlife scene offers a multitude of interesting things to see and places to go well after the sun sets. The city’s lively bars and glitzy nightclubs are conveniently set around Hoan Kiem Lake in the Old Quarter, where you can enjoy great tunes and all sorts of booze as well as mix and mingle with fun-loving locals and expats. However, a night out in Hanoi is not complete without sitting back on plastic stools and enjoy bia hoi (Vietnamese draft beer) along the bustling streets. Due to the Hanoi’s rather strict laws, nightclubs and bars usually close at midnight, but you can find some that remain open (and busy) until the local authorities show up. Read on to find out what to do at night in Hanoi.
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.
"Like the resilient palm, standing strong against the fiercest of storms and the relentless wind, the relationship between India and the United States will not only endure but thrive and bring prosperity to the globe," proclaimed US Ambassador Eric Garcetti on Monday.
China and India are set to embark on a new chapter in their bilateral relations, with a renewed commitment to collaboration and cooperation. On Tuesday, the Chinese Foreign Ministry expressed its readiness to work alongside India to implement the important common understandings reached between the leaders of these two great nations. With a shared vision for the future, both countries are now actively working to bring their relationship back on track and pave the way for a prosperous and stable partnership.
The live performance offers a unique chance to showcase and celebrate local cultural heritage with both tourists and Vietnamese visitors alike. It is an opportunity to immerse oneself in the rich traditions and customs of the area, providing a memorable and authentic experience for all.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the implementation of the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor (IMEEC) as a 'historic initiative' to boost regional connectivity and prosperity. During his meeting with United Arab Emirates Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Modi highlighted the potential of IMEEC to foster stronger ties and enhance economic cooperation between India, the Middle East, and Europe. This initiative aims to create a seamless corridor connecting the three regions, facilitating trade, investment, and cultural exchange, ultimately leading to mutual growth and development.
