Old house in Hoi An maintains link with Oriental philosophies

admin October 1, 2010
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TweetAs you look at the thousands of name cards and keepsakes that visitors have left in Tan Ky House in the ancient city of Hoi An, you won’t have to ask how much interest there is in a house that …

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In the footsteps of the Cham

admin May 15, 2010
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TweetPeople may be amazed when seeing a little girl in a red neckerchief, Phung Thi Trinh, leading a group of foreign tourists through the ruins of the Cham religious site of My Son, a World Cultural Heritage Site in Duy …

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Garden State

admin February 19, 2010
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TweetVietnam’s southwestern region is famous for its network of waterways and luxuriant orchards and today tourists travel here from all across the country. The cultivation of the fertile lands of Southwestern Vietnam are not the result of Mother Nature. The …

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New feelings at My Son Sanctuary

admin January 16, 2010
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TweetMore than once someone has asked me, “You’ve visited the My Son Sanctuary many times, have you seen the ancient Cham tower complex has something new?” Surprised and embarrassed, I see the question is interesting, so I make a decision …

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