For Vietnamese, wedding is one of three most important things to do all one’s life. Because of the diversify in culture of 54 different ethnic minority groups inhabiting Vietnam, wedding ceremonies are also held differently in different ethnic groups. And Cham people is one of Vietnam ethnic groups have wedding ceremonies held in a special way.
The wooden boat gently floated along on the crystal-clear water, taking us into a deep green tunnel composed of trees. The chilly weather, together with bird songs, the scent of wildflowers and the sounds of the oars, took away all our cares.
No plasma screen can stand comparison, Pham Hoang Van, teacher at Hanoi Open University, exclaims, standing on the deck of Indochina Sails, panning his camera around, unable to decide what to focus on.
The artist has been traveling everywhere; not until cruising on Ha Long Bay, a piece of World Heritage, does he realize the full beauty of his country.
Although many westerners still imagine Vietnam through the lens of war, it is in reality a country filled with captivating natural beauty and tranquil village life. Its highlands and rainforest regions, far from being devastated, continue to yield new species and team with exotic wildlife. Its islands and beaches are among the finest in all of Southeast Asia, and its cuisine is very possibly the most delicious you will ever find. Over two decades have passed since Vietnam was officially united, and in that time it has done a remarkable job of healing its wounds. Today, this gracious and graceful country is an outstanding travel destination.
