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“From Arancina to Bun Cha: A Cultural Fusion of Street Food” The culinary event, “From Arancina to Bun Cha: A Cultural Fusion of Street Food,” offered a unique twist on the traditional Italian Cuisine Week in Vietnam. Held at Casa Italia in Hanoi until November 24th, the event celebrated the vibrant street food cultures of Italy and Vietnam, bringing a burst of flavor to the city. With a focus on the funkiest street food delights, the festival presented a rare opportunity to indulge in a world of culinary delights. The culinary event, a fusion of cultures and flavors, captivated food enthusiasts. A true highlight of the festival was the diverse range of street delicacies. From the famous Pizza Fritta and Porchetta to the mouth-watering Pho rolls and Banh bot loc, it was a celebration of contrasting flavors. The Italian and Vietnamese restaurants of Hanoi showcased their talents, with well-known names serving up their takes on classic dishes. The event also shone a ligh...

The Vietnam-Japan Festival of Martial Arts showcased a unique collaboration between the two nations, organized by the Nippon Budokan Public Financial Organization, the Japan Martial Arts Association, the Ho Chi Minh City Union of Friendship Organizations, and the Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association. This event celebrated the long-standing friendship between Vietnam and Japan, fusing modern and traditional martial arts performances that captivated the audience. The beauty of Kendo, a Japanese martial art, on display at the festival. Photo : N.K. / Tuoi Tre A delegation of 70 Japanese martial artists and coaches showcased their skills in 12 different martial arts styles, including nine modern disciplines: Judo, Kendo, Kyudo, Sumo, Karatedo, Aikido, Shorinji Kempo, Naginata, and Jukendo; and three traditional forms: Tennenrishinryu Kenjutsu, Muhi Muteki Ryu Jojutsu, and Ryukyu-Oukehiden-Motobu Udundi. Their performances were a testament to their years of dedication and pra...

The Succulent Festival: A Botanical Extravaganza at Sun World Fansipan Legend Get ready for a unique botanical experience at the Succulent Festival held at Sun World Fansipan Legend! Running until December 30, 2024, the festival is a highlight of Lao Cai’s largest tourism promotion program for the year. With 50 varieties of succulents on display, each with its own captivating charm, the event is a treat for nature lovers and plant enthusiasts alike. Among the stars of the show are the pink succulents, graptopetalum mendozae, and echeveria crinoline ruffles, which are sure to leave visitors in awe. Artistic arrangements of succulents at the 2024 Fansipan Succulent Festival, Sa Pa Town, Lao Cai Province, Vietnam. Photo : Nguyen Hien One of the main attractions is the tower made of 3,143 succulents at the Fansipan cable station, symbolizing Fansipan Peak, the tallest mountain in Indochina. This stunning display has become a magnet for international tourists. But the Fansip...

Addressing the News9 Global Summit, Prime Minister Modi emphasized the strong partnership between India and Germany, calling it a “responsible partnership” that is vital for sustainable growth. “The theme of this Summit, ‘India – Germany: A Roadmap for Sustainable Growth,’ symbolizes the joint commitment to fostering a sustainable and prosperous future for our nations,” Modi stated. He continued by highlighting the strategic importance of Europe to India, particularly in terms of geopolitical relations, trade, and investment. In this regard, Germany stands as one of India’s most valued partners. The year 2024 marked a significant milestone as it celebrated 25 years of the Indo-German strategic partnership. This anniversary was made even more special by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s visit to India in October. During his visit, the Asia-Pacific Conference of German Businesses was organized in Delhi, where Germany unveiled the ‘Focus on India’ document. Additionally, the S...

On Tuesday, the hospital announced the successful discharge of its 13th heart transplant patient, T., from their care. T. had been under intensive treatment for cardiomyopathy for several months prior to the transplant. Following the heart transplantation, a remarkable recovery ensued, allowing him to regain his health and return home. The donor, a 36-year-old man identified as L.T.S., hailed from Ha Nam Province in northern Vietnam. S. was admitted to Bach Mai Hospital in Hanoi after suffering a brain hemorrhage that led to convulsions, a coma, and cardiac arrest. Despite the best efforts of the medical team, S. was declared brain-dead after nine days of treatment. His family, in a selfless act, consented to donating his heart, offering a chance at life for another. A specialized team from Hue Central Hospital rushed to Hanoi, a distance of approximately 660km, to retrieve the precious heart and transport it back to Hue City, where T. awaited the life-saving surgery. As a tribu...

The provincial government hosted a press conference on Tuesday, announcing the highly anticipated Culture, Sports, and Tourism Week. This year, the week-long celebration will commence on November 28 and conclude on December 4, as shared by Nguyen Thanh Thanh, the director of the provincial Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism. According to Thanh, this year’s festivities will encompass 11 flagship events. These include an opening ceremony and a tourism promotion conference, joined by Ho Chi Minh City and 13 Mekong Delta provinces. The conference will also showcase the One Commune One Product initiative, highlighting the region’s diverse offerings. Among the week’s attractions is the Long An – South Korea Trade and Culinary Fair, offering a unique blend of cultural exchange and delicious cuisine. There will also be dedicated areas for cultural interactions, sports competitions, and a music festival, ensuring there is something for everyone. The official banner for the seco...