Vietnam is country with a unique culture and a heritage to share with the rest of the world. Located in the Eastern part of the world, there is so much that a traveller can explore in this diverse land. Some of the best ways to learn more about the culture, traditions and about the people of this country is to attend the diverse festivals, explore temples, museums, villages, taste food, visit industries, and enjoy music, dance and arts.
One of the most important festivals in the calendar is the Vu Lan Festival that falls in the seventh Lunar month. It is when the traditions relating to worshipping comes to the fore. What is more, Quang Nam Province is also a significant part of this land, as a large number of traditions and cultures are still prevalent in the area including some key historic sites.
Another way to find out about this exotic land is to attend cultural and traditional events such as the Chu Dong Tu and Tien Dung commemoration festival that takes place in Hung Yen province in the northern part of the state. Similar to a number of occasions around the world on the theme, it honours timeless love. Another important event, particularly celebrated in the regions close to Hanoi is the Tet Lai festival. It is also a great opportunity to see more about the traditions of the community.
Exploring the culture of this state is not complete without visiting temples and seeing the pagodas, relics and bells at the various rural Buddhist temples scattered all over the country. Another good place that travelers must visit are the museums, some of which have attract the attention of the world for the significance of their valuable artifact collections. In addition there is also music, dance and industry, particularly industries such as bamboo work that provide interesting perspectives of the lives of these communities.
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Umanga Kahandawaarachchi is a passionate travel writer who writes under the pen name, Maggie Tulliver. Her field of writing covers a wide array of content and articles related to travel and hospitality industry.Google+
