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Nearly 145 Golfers to Tee Off at the Prestigious International Golf Tournament in Da Nang City

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The BRG Open Golf Championship Da Nang is poised to become a flagship tourism offering in central Vietnam’s largest city, attracting high-end visitors from across the globe. At a press conference on Wednesday, Nguyen Trong Thao, Deputy Director of the Da Nang Department of Culture and Sports, emphasized the tournament’s significance as a prominent sporting event in the region. He highlighted its role in solidifying Da Nang’s status as a premier host of international events and festivals in Asia. “Besides boosting Da Nang’s high-quality tourism, with a leisure tourism focus, the tournament will showcase the city’s allure to both domestic and international travelers,” Thao added. Alongside Vietnamese representatives, renowned international golfers will participate, including Rahil Ganjee from India and Ahmad Baig from Pakistan, ensuring a competitive and diverse field. The tournament will consist of three rounds played on an 18-hole course, with the top 50 golfers advancing after 36

Hanoi’s Captivating Green Sticky Rice Cake: A Signature Treat for Indian Tourists

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Banh com , a traditional Vietnamese delicacy, captivates the taste buds of Indian tourists visiting Hanoi. Made of green sticky rice and green beans, it leaves a lasting impression. Movenpick Living West Hanoi rolls out the red carpet for approximately 300 Indian tourists. Source: Thanh Dong / Tuoi Tre Shamila Rolfe, general manager of Movenpick Living West Hanoi, shared with Tuoi Tre that their hotel accommodated nearly 300 Indian guests, who were part of a larger group of 4,500 employees from an Indian company. The unique Banh com from Lang Vong (Vong Village), where the hotel is situated, was a highlight for these visitors. They were enthralled by the distinctive flavor and texture of this local treat. “We also introduced them to che com (green rice sweet soup), which they found equally delightful,” Rolfe added. To ensure a memorable stay, the hotel hired Indian chefs to prepare authentic Indian cuisine for their guests. The focus was on creating a warm and famili

The Divine Faith: Transcending Cultural Boundaries, Embracing God’s Diverse Will

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The essence of Islam found a warm embrace in the heart of India, showcasing its inherent adaptability and cultural harmony. The Quran, the ultimate source of guidance for Muslims, clearly articulates the diverse cultural backgrounds of its followers. It emphasizes that Allah created all humanity from a single “man and woman,” Adam and Eve, and subsequently “made [them] into peoples and tribes” [49:13]. This diversity is a gift from Allah, intended to enrich our lives and foster a deeper understanding of one another. The life of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, further exemplifies Islam’s compatibility with different cultures. Prior to his proclamation as the apostle of Allah, he worked for his wife Khadijah, leading trade caravans to far-off lands. During these journeys, he encountered people from a myriad of backgrounds and walks of life, embracing their diversity without prejudice. The Prophet’s interactions were governed by respect and openness. He refrained on

A Taste of Malaysia in Hanoi

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In celebration of Malaysia’s 67th National Day, the Embassy of Malaysia in Vietnam, in collaboration with the Hanoi Daewoo Hotel, proudly presents the “Taste of Malaysia” Food Festival. This extraordinary event offers a glimpse into the rich cultural and culinary heritage of Malaysia. Representatives from the Malaysian Embassy and participating artists capture a memorable moment at the Taste of Malaysia event held in Hanoi. Photo courtesy of Ngoc Le. From September 12 to 16, Taste of Malaysia opens its doors at the Hanoi Daewoo Hotel, inviting Hanoi’s food enthusiasts on an enchanting journey to discover the vibrant flavors and cultural riches of Malaysia. As the organizers elaborately explain, the event is meticulously designed not only to foster greater cultural exchange but also to deepen the appreciation of Malaysian traditions. It further serves as an opportunity to reinforce the cultural and diplomatic bonds between Malaysia and Vietnam, our neighboring country.

The ASEAN Football Federation Unveils an Updated Calendar for the 2024 Championship: Vietnam Set to Take Part

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The ASEAN Championship 2024 has been rescheduled, with the tournament now taking place from December 8, 2024, to January 5, 2025. This change was implemented by the AFF to accommodate several national teams and their players who are involved in other prestigious football competitions. The AFF tournament usually captures the hearts of football enthusiasts across the region, and this year promises to be no different with ten teams vying for the championship title. The teams have been divided into two groups, with Group A comprising Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Cambodia, and either Brunei or Timor-Leste. Vietnam finds itself in Group B, alongside Indonesia, the Philippines, Myanmar, and Laos. Each group will witness a round-robin format, with teams playing each other home and away, ensuring a thrilling display of football talent and tactical prowess. The top two teams from each group will then advance to the knockout stages, which will consist of semi-finals and finals played over two

The Majesty of Hanoi’s Natural Splendor

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Art enthusiasts in the city will have the chance to view painter Do Duc’s seventh solo exhibition, “Borderland Scenery,” at the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum (VNFAM) until September 15. The exhibition features over 50 of his latest oil paintings, promising an emotionally rich artistic experience. The painting “Highland Market” by Do Duc captures the vibrant scene of a market in the highlands. Capturing the Majestic Landscapes and Culture of Vietnam’s Northwest Do Duc’s exhibition makes a comeback this year, a decade after his last solo show. Celebrating two decades of dedication to oil painting, the artist presents “Borderland Scenery,” showcasing more than 50 artworks. Through these pieces, he masterfully portrays the beauty of stones and mountains, overcoming the technical challenges of the medium. The Northwest Region, Viet Bac Military Zone, and Dong Van Karst Plateau inspire his art, as seen in paintings like ‘Sunshine on Hong Ngai Range’ and ‘Early Highland M