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Former TV Asahi announcer Natsumi Uga made the decision to leave her company on a street in Vietnam. On November 3, 2026, Vietnamese newspaper Dân trí ran the story under the headline "Seeing Vietnamese people on their lunch break, a Japanese woman decided to change her life." Comparing it with the original Japanese sources...

The squatting posture known as ngồi chồm hổm comes down to ankle flexibility. Here's a look at the low-chair and street-food culture behind it, along with tips for travelers who want to join in and eat on the street like a local.

Jane Seymour visited the 4th Da Nang Asian Film Festival and lavished praise on Vietnamese cuisine and the city. We introduce Da Nang's "film and culture" face, beyond just sea and beaches, as an excuse for summer travel.

An explainer on the 6th Cham Festival in the new Khanh Hoa Province. We’ve put together the venue, timing, and highlights, plus practical tips for working tower-hopping and the festival into a Nha Trang trip.

As part of the Hue Summer Festival 2026, from June 27 to 30, an old-time country market revives at the foot of the roughly 250-year-old Thanh Toan tiled bridge. We've put together how to enjoy the riverside stalls and how to get there from the city, for travelers.

Anyone who has traveled Vietnam surely remembers being captivated by a woman in ao dai, back straight, at the airport, at a café, or before a temple. That national costume, over the two days of June 19-20, 2026, becomes not an "exhibit to be admired" but "the language of the streets" in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City...