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The BRG Open Golf Championship Da Nang is poised to become a flagship tourism offering in central Vietnam’s largest city, attracting high-end visitors from across the globe. At a press conference on Wednesday, Nguyen Trong Thao, Deputy Director of the Da Nang Department of Culture and Sports, emphasized the tournament’s significance as a prominent sporting event in the region. He highlighted its role in solidifying Da Nang’s status as a premier host of international events and festivals in Asia. “Besides boosting Da Nang’s high-quality tourism, with a leisure tourism focus, the tournament will showcase the city’s allure to both domestic and international travelers,” Thao added. Alongside Vietnamese representatives, renowned international golfers will participate, including Rahil Ganjee from India and Ahmad Baig from Pakistan, ensuring a competitive and diverse field. The tournament will consist of three rounds played on an 18-hole course, with the top 50 golfers advancing after 36 ...

Banh com , a traditional Vietnamese delicacy, captivates the taste buds of Indian tourists visiting Hanoi. Made of green sticky rice and green beans, it leaves a lasting impression. Movenpick Living West Hanoi rolls out the red carpet for approximately 300 Indian tourists. Source: Thanh Dong / Tuoi Tre Shamila Rolfe, general manager of Movenpick Living West Hanoi, shared with Tuoi Tre that their hotel accommodated nearly 300 Indian guests, who were part of a larger group of 4,500 employees from an Indian company. The unique Banh com from Lang Vong (Vong Village), where the hotel is situated, was a highlight for these visitors. They were enthralled by the distinctive flavor and texture of this local treat. “We also introduced them to che com (green rice sweet soup), which they found equally delightful,” Rolfe added. To ensure a memorable stay, the hotel hired Indian chefs to prepare authentic Indian cuisine for their guests. The focus was on creating a warm and famili...

The essence of Islam found a warm embrace in the heart of India, showcasing its inherent adaptability and cultural harmony. The Quran, the ultimate source of guidance for Muslims, clearly articulates the diverse cultural backgrounds of its followers. It emphasizes that Allah created all humanity from a single “man and woman,” Adam and Eve, and subsequently “made [them] into peoples and tribes” [49:13]. This diversity is a gift from Allah, intended to enrich our lives and foster a deeper understanding of one another. The life of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, further exemplifies Islam’s compatibility with different cultures. Prior to his proclamation as the apostle of Allah, he worked for his wife Khadijah, leading trade caravans to far-off lands. During these journeys, he encountered people from a myriad of backgrounds and walks of life, embracing their diversity without prejudice. The Prophet’s interactions were governed by respect and openness. He refrained on...

In celebration of Malaysia’s 67th National Day, the Embassy of Malaysia in Vietnam, in collaboration with the Hanoi Daewoo Hotel, proudly presents the “Taste of Malaysia” Food Festival. This extraordinary event offers a glimpse into the rich cultural and culinary heritage of Malaysia. Representatives from the Malaysian Embassy and participating artists capture a memorable moment at the Taste of Malaysia event held in Hanoi. Photo courtesy of Ngoc Le. From September 12 to 16, Taste of Malaysia opens its doors at the Hanoi Daewoo Hotel, inviting Hanoi’s food enthusiasts on an enchanting journey to discover the vibrant flavors and cultural riches of Malaysia. As the organizers elaborately explain, the event is meticulously designed not only to foster greater cultural exchange but also to deepen the appreciation of Malaysian traditions. It further serves as an opportunity to reinforce the cultural and diplomatic bonds between Malaysia and Vietnam, our neighboring country. ...

With a rich history spanning over 200 years, the sedge mat weaving village in Binh Dinh is renowned and officially recognized as a traditional craft village by the Binh Dinh province’s People’s Committee. Photo: Truyenhinhdulich The village experiences an influx of tourists during the harvest season, drawn to its traditional sedge mat industry. Professional photographers flock to capture the beauty of this village, creating awe-inspiring works of art. For generations, the locals have been involved in the cultivation and weaving of sedge mats, with the craft being passed down through their families. These mats not only serve as practical household items but also represent the rich cultural heritage of the Vietnamese people. The sedge harvest occurs during the season of abundant growth, known as the “ripe” sedge season, which coincides with April to June, when the summer heat is intense. From the early morning hours, as the sun’s gentle rays illuminate the day, diligent fa...

A new online food map is set to be launched in Vietnam by the Tourism Marketing Division of the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism in collaboration with the MAGGI brand. The map aims to become the largest online food map in the country, enabling users to share recipes, food stories, and local ingredients. By contributing to the map, users will help expand the recipe collection and promote Vietnamese cuisine to a wider audience, both within the country and internationally. Starting from September 8th to October 6th, users can access and contribute to the food map on the dedicated website: bientauvannguyenlieu.giadinhnestle.com.vn. The website features an intuitive design and user-friendly interface, making it easy for users to search for dishes from different regions of the country and incorporate them into their daily meals. In addition, a culinary festival will be held in Ho Chi Minh City from October 20th to 22nd, organized by the HCM City Tourism Association, the Saigon sub-a...

Vietnam News Today (September 13): Notable Headlines Vietnamese and Australian travel companies have signed cooperation agreements. Title: Vietnam and Japan Foster Collaboration Towards Sustainable Development Introduction: Vietnam and Japan are joining forces to promote green growth and sustainable development in various sectors. The two nations recognize the importance of implementing environmentally friendly practices to mitigate the adverse effects of climate change and protect the planet for future generations. Main Body: Vietnam and Japan have prioritized cooperation in several crucial areas, including renewable energy, waste management, water resource management, and sustainable agriculture. By leveraging their respective strengths and expertise, the two countries aim to exchange knowledge, technologies, and best practices to accelerate the transition towards a greener and more sustainable future. In the field of renewable energy, Vietnam and Japan are collaboratin...