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The legend of Hoan Kiem Lake
According to legend, Hoan Kiem Lake is where Le Loi returned his magic sword to the Golden Turtle.
The Story of Le Loi
Le Loi was born in about 1384 and is one of Vietnam’s greatest heroes. He was the youngest of three sons of an aristocratic nobleman in Lam Son, Thanh Hoa province, in the far south of the country. Le Loi became a landowner and an administrator in the area of his birth.
From 1407, Vietnam was under the domination of the Ming Chinese, who caused great hardship...
The legend of Chong rock
Once upon a time time in the old days, there was a big meeting happened in the heaven, chaired by the Lord to look for resorts for the heaven staffs when they were on leave for holidays. After many days of agenda, Nha Trang was chosen. Immediately, the God divided into 2 areas:
The first area is now the fairy beach that's just 4 km from the heart of the city to the north where was a resort for fairy girls. And the second one is about 24... Full moon (Mid-Autumn) Festival
Tet Trung Thu, as it is known in Vietnam, or the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival as we refer to in foreign countries, is a wonderful, ancient festival that revolves around children.
Vietnam’s Mid-Autumn Moon Festival (or Full moon Festival) takes place on the full moon night (15th of the Lunar August), the most charming and picturesque night of the year. The festival involves the customs of moon contemplating, procession of star & moon - shaped lanterns, lion dance, as well as holding parties with moon cakes and fruits. Do you know... Doan Ngo Festival (Tết Đoan Ngọ)
"Doan Ngo Festival”, also called “Tết giết sâu bọ” (translated as Festival for “Killing the persons’ inner insects”), is the second most significant festival (to the Lunar New Year Tet Holiday) of Vietnam.
What does these names mean? Literally, Tet refers to festival, Doan means the start, Ngo is the seventh animal of the Chinese zodiac- the horse. Doan Ngo festival is also known as Tết sâu bọ (sâu bọ = worms, pests) or Tết tháng 5, to be celebrated on the 5th day of the 5thlunar... Vietnamese Lunar New Year
The festival is the best epitomizes Vietnam's cultural identity "
Meaning of Vietnamese New Year
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The festival which best epitomizes Vietnam's cultural identity is Vietnamese New Year or Tet.
“Tet” is the phonetic deformation of "Tiet", a Sino Vietnamese term which means "Joint of a bamboo stern" and in a wider sense, the "beginning of a period of the year". The passage from one period to the next may cause a meteorological disturbance (heat, rain, mist) that must be exercised by ritual sacrifices and festivities.There are many Tets... Yen Tu Spring Festival: a 3-Month Festival
Yen Tu Spring Festiva
The Yen Tu Spring Festival officially opened last Saturday, February 12, on the Yen Tu Mountain, one of the most sacred Buddhist sites in the country. The celebration will last three months, a very important annual celebration in Vietnam in honor of King Tran Nhan Tong, who ruled over the country from 1279-1293 but stepped down from his reign to devote his life to Buddhism. Yen Tu Mountain is located about 50 kilometers from Town in the northern province of Quang Ninh. It has...
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