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Explore Ho Chi Minh City’s Vibrant Districts with the DL03 Route The DL03 route offers a unique 20-kilometer journey, starting from Saigon Bus Station and winding through 25 streets across Districts 1, 5, and 6. Experience the vibrant energy of Ho Chi Minh City as you travel to the Cho Lon area and back, with each trip lasting an hour. Cho Lon, stretching across Districts 5 and 6, and reaching into Districts 8, 10, and 11, is a bustling hub known for its vibrant Chinese-Vietnamese community. Here, you’ll find a blend of cultural traditions and a lively atmosphere. One of the highlights of the DL03 route is the opportunity to explore 15 designated spots along the way. Step off the bus and immerse yourself in the local culture at places like the Nghia An Assembly Hall – Ong Pagoda, the historic Tue Thanh Assembly Hall – Ba Thien Hau Pagoda, and the charming Minh Huong Gia Thanh Communal House. Discover hidden gems like the Quynh Phu Assembly Hall – Ba Hai Nam Pagoda, Ong Bon Pagoda, a...

Teqball: The Exciting Hybrid Sport Teqball is an innovative and exciting hybrid sport that seamlessly combines elements of football, table tennis, and sepak takraw. This unique sport is played on a curved table, adding a challenging twist to traditional ball games. With its origins in Hungary, Teqball has now made its way to the beautiful coastal province of Binh Dinh, Vietnam, where it is captivating locals and visitors alike. From June 6 to 9, Binh Dinh will host its first international Teqball tournament, welcoming 131 athletes from 53 countries and territories. In the lead-up to the event, authorities have installed Teqball tables on the local beach, inviting everyone to discover the thrill of this new sport. The curved table adds a fascinating dimension to the game, as players hit a football back and forth using any part of the body except the arms and hands. Local residents are intrigued by the unique setup of Teqball. The rules are similar to table tennis, but the football an...

Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport has been recognized as the world’s best airport by business travelers, achieving an impressive average rating of 6.8 out of 10. Closely following this is Singapore’s renowned Changi Airport, with a rating of 6.63, as compiled by the British finance research website BusinessFinancing.co.uk. This ranking is based on reviews from business travelers worldwide, sharing their experiences on airlinequality.com. The reviews take into account various factors, including facilities, cleanliness, staff friendliness, and food options. Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport receives high praise from business travelers worldwide. Source: VNA One verified traveler commented on the exceptional range of facilities at Noi Bai Airport, particularly the sky view building, which offers a unique observation deck and specialized amenities for aviation enthusiasts. The cleanliness of the terminals and the friendliness of the staff also impressed travelers, ...

Vietnam News Today (Jun 3): Notable Headlines Vietnam Records Highest Number of Covid-19 Cases Since May 11 Vietnam has reported its highest number of COVID-19 cases since May 11, with 4 new cases confirmed on June 3. All of the new cases were imported, with three coming from Russia and one from the United States. With the new cases, the total number of confirmed cases in Vietnam now stands at 331. Vietnam Donates 12 Million USD to Global Fund to Fight Covid-19 Vietnam has donated 12 million USD to the global fund to fight the novel coronavirus pandemic. The donation was announced on June 3 and will be used to support countries in need of medical supplies, equipment, and other essential items. This is the second time Vietnam has contributed to the global fund, having donated 5 million USD in April. Vietnam Reopens Schools After Two Months of Closures Vietnam has announced that schools will reopen on June 8, after two months of closures due to the coronavirus pandemic. The ...

The number of Muslims who have cleared the UPSC exams varies from year to year. In 2022, a total of 29 Muslim candidates cleared the exam, representing about 3% of the total number of successful candidates. This is a slight increase from the previous year, when 25 Muslim candidates cleared the exam. Muslim candidates have been performing exceptionally well in prestigious examinations since 2016. Before that, they made up only 2.5% of all successful candidates. Sources in the Minority Affairs Ministry have reported a “steady improvement” in the performance of Muslim candidates over the past four years. This is a clear indication that initiatives taken by the government to support the education of minority communities are having a positive impact. A member of the minority affairs described it as “a remarkable accomplishment” because the proportion of minorities had been hovering around 2.5% until recently. Notably, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government incre...

Some people said the name “Va cake” comes from the way the dough is poured into something that looks like a ladle (Va). Others said it is because the main ingredient to make this cake is bean sprouts (Gia), that’s why it’s also called “Gia cake”. Photo: MIA.vn It can be said that this simple cake will make everyone fall in love at the first bite because of its unique flavors, and they all want more than one piece. The cake is as small as a cupcake and has a shape like a ladle. At first glance, Va cake looks quite similar to West Lake shrimp cake, but when you try it, you will easily recognize the difference between the two dishes. Photo: Bach hoa XANH Va cake is made from a combination of different ingredients, including rice flour, tapioca starch, soybean flour, egg, wild shrimp, pork, pork liver, bean sprouts, wood ears, straw mushrooms, napa cabbage, mung beans, pig brains, and oil (or pork fat). The crush is made by mixing rice flour, tapioca starch, soybe...