The phrase “Silk Street” evokes the Silk Road has recently become an inspiration for a French in which he titled his book Rue de la Rosie (Silk Street) although it has almost nothing to do with Silk Street in Ha Noi. Perhaps, a publicity stunt, Vietnam being a little in the limelight these days.
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If England has English breakfast and Japan is famous for green tea, in Vietnam we are proud to serve our own unique tea flavor. As in the previous article, we have introduced you three most popular tea of Vietnam, known as Green tea, plain black tea and scented tea. In this article, Authentik Vietnam will call up your taste bud with the fragment sense of lotus tea.
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With over 2,000 years of tea making, Vietnam is one of the largest and oldest tea-producing countries in the world. Even though the history of Vietnamese tea has not been well recorded as that of the Chinese or Japanese, from the past until current days, tea drinking has played an essential role in Vietnamese culture. With a wide range of varieties, Vietnamese tea can be classified into three main types, known as green tea (“Trà xanh”), plain black tea (“Trà mạn”), and scented t
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Vietnam enjoys a great popularity among travelers. Especially thanks to its hospitality and warm welcoming. However, everything is not always rosy. There are a number of points that can confuse foreigners. Here is our list of great experiences that deserve to share and things should be avoided to enjoy a total trip in Vietnam.
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Hanoi Old Quarter is also called “Hanoi – 36 Old Streets” because it totally has 36 streets and guilds with rustic names like Hang Khoai Street, Hang Duong Street, Hang Muoi Street…It is considered the representative image of ancient Hanoi from past to now. The top special historical vestige and sight-seeing of the capital allures visitors most.
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