As the most important festival of the year, New Year dishes are made with care and dignity. They are unique, with distinctive colours and flavours.
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Tết: How to celebrate the Vietnamese New Year
Tết is the biggest and most important festival of the year in Vietnam. It’s accompanied by several distinctive customs and traditions.
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Houtong: Welcome to Taiwan’s Cat Village
For cat lovers, Houtong Cat Village seems like a must-see destination in Taiwan. Tucked in the forested mountains of Ruifang District, this extraordinary village is home to more than 200 stray cats.
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Dubai: Where Tradition meets Modernity
From the historic Al Fahidi neighbourhood to the bustling Deira to the still-developing Design District, Dubai is where tradition meets modernity.
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Hanoi French Quarter: A Little Paris in Vietnam
With tree-fringed boulevards and mansions in Western architectural style, Hanoi French Quarter evokes the image of Paris in the last century.
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Ha Long: Bay of the Descending Dragon
Boasting an ethereal beauty, Ha Long Bay is one of the most popular sites in Vietnam. But not many know about the mystery beneath that name.
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Japanese Cuisine: Typical Comfort Food
Ramen, tonkatsu, katsukare and takoyaki (octopus balls) are typical dishes that often appear on the dining table of many Japanese.
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Hanoi Old Quarter: Explore the Soul of the City
At first glance, Hanoi Old Quarter appears as dirty and chaotic area. But if you take time and explore it more closely, you might find its charm.
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