The Vietnam-South Korea Cultural Day Festival 2024 commenced on Saturday in Can Tho City, a thriving municipality with South Korea as the third-largest investor among foreign countries and territories.
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!
Shopping is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the local culture during your Vietnam holiday, where you can find unique handicrafts, food items, and apparel at relatively affordable prices. Whenever perusing through Vietnam’s local markets, art galleries, and craft centres, it’s wise to take your time searching for good Vietnamese souvenirs and gifts for your family and friends. Bargaining (at least 75% lower than the retail price) is a must for better deals as vendors often charge higher for tourists. Locally produced coffee, conical hats and dipping sauces can be found in most shopping venues in Vietnam, but if you’re looking to purchase authentic Vietnamese silk, jewellery and antiques, make sure you’ve done your research and visit reputable brands to avoid getting scammed. Read on for our guide on the best things to buy in Vietnam.
President Mohamed Muizzu of the Maldives underscored India's pivotal role as a technological powerhouse and innovator as his own nation stands poised at the precipice of a digital transformation.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will pay a visit to Laos on October 10-11, as announced by the Ministry of External Affairs on Tuesday. This visit holds significant timing as India commemorates a decade since the inception of the Act East Policy.
The Chinese media's optimism surrounding Shigeru Ishiba's appointment as Japan's new prime minister was short-lived. With the 'moderate' label preceding him, expectations were high for a diplomatic approach to regional tensions. However, just hours after taking office, Japan made a bold military move, sending the warship *Sazanami* through the Taiwan Strait—a first for the country and a clear signal of a shift in Tokyo's defense strategy.
India's economic prowess is undeniable, with its rapid growth, resilience, and future potential bolstered by a significant demographic dividend. The nation's military modernization, diplomatic and cultural influence, a vast global diaspora, and its focus on technology and innovation have elevated India's status to become the third most powerful nation in Asia.
