Vietnamese Culture

Articles in Vietnamese Culture

By tiffanykei 3 comments
When trying a different style of food, we really don't know where to start or how to eat it. When I tried my first bowl of pho, I had to look around me to see what I was supposed to do! It's quite simple though!.. more »
By JuliesWorld 4 comments
Ok, so you've decided to leave your comfort zone and broaden your horizon a little. Ok a lot. But even if you may be the most independent person you know, traveling for a vacation or planning to relocate from your home country is not as easy or ... more »
By AngelBean 0 comments
Getting rid of pain in your body or energizing yourself when you are tired so that you can stay awake is easy to do using ancient Chinese Shiatsu methods... more »
By globewatcher 5 comments
Ever had Vietnamese iced espresso coffee at a restaurant and wanted to try it at home. The drink can be expensive in the restaurant or coffee shop. These is my own recipe, it is not the traditional method of making the drink, but I find this an ... more »
By Jonathan F. 0 comments
Even in the world of extreme-eating, snacking on the heart of a cobra stands out as more extreme than most. This Vietnamese specialty is often prepared in a variety of ways: some hearts are even served while still beating, and others are drunk ... more »
By virtualibrarian 0 comments
Gong Hay Fat Choy! Celebrate the Lunar New Year and explore new cultural traditions by preparing a fun classroom or homeschool celebration. A Lunar New Year party will allow you to talk about the cultures of the different Asian countries (China, ... more »
By Camille Platt 3 comments
Although it used to largely restricted to mountain towns and small, Christian businesses, fair trade shopping has become one of the hottest ways to find a unique gift and put a dent in global poverty at the same time. To do your part, take a look ... more »
By eHow Culture & Society Editor 1 comments
Christmas and New Year's Day are two of the four most important holidays in Vietnam. The other notable celebrations include the birthday of Buddha and the midautumn festival... more »
By mrsmac 1 comments
Kim Che also spelled Kim Chi is a traditional Korean side dish basically made from different fermented vegetables and can differ from region to region . The Korean food academy has cataloged over a hundred recipes... more »
By adecesare 1 comments
This is a requested article on How to Make Free Calls to Vietnam... more »
By eHow Culture & Society Editor 0 comments
Vietnamese people tend to get very excited and curious when Americans are in their midst, and you may find yourself the constant center of attention while you travel through their country. It is important, therefore, that you behave in a ... more »
By eHow Culture & Society Editor 0 comments
The Vietnamese people in general are eager to have Americans participate and invest in their economy, and the potential for economic and financial growth is very attractive for many American businesses as well. A large cultural gap exists between ... more »
By Jonathan F. 0 comments
Tiết canh, or 'raw blood soup,' is a common sight throughout Vietnam. Rich in protein, its flavor is slightly metallic and is designed to be consumed with beer. The popularity of tiết canh, however, began to wane with the spread of the bird flu ... more »
By eHow Culture & Society Editor 0 comments
Due to the long, narrow shape of Vietnam, travel through the country can be quite easy and efficient. Vietnam offers many affordable options when it comes to travel, including rail, tour buses and even private taxis and chauffeurs... more »
By eHow Culture & Society Editor 0 comments
The Vietnamese people can be surprisingly accommodating and friendly to American tourists, and the women in particular enjoy relative freedom to interact with tourists. Care must be taken to treat Vietnamese women with respect, especially in ... more »