whizzed mango or pureed sweet potato, say, deliver body while reducing calories, but my biggest tip is to add a teaspoon of white miso to your favourite dressing to give it an unctuous lift.. Try adding 50g to your bread…
on the banks of the Tonle Sap River, despite the objections of longtime residents who say they have nowhere else to go.. For generations, the floating wooden houseboats of Phnom Penh have been both livelihood and way of life…
Solo travel can be freeing and restorative, a chance to hit the restart button or a break to bring you back in touch with yourself.. You may return home with not just a deeper understanding of a place and its people but of…
As I type this, Melbourne currently dealing with an unexpected COVID outbreak and we’ve been placed into lockdown until it under control.. Nighttime wanders through Melbourne… back before things started getting all COVIDy…
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[+] lockdown measures after months of restrictions due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and starting to welcome back vaccinated foreign tourists to Italy.. (Photo by Andrea Ronchini/NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto…
By Paul Eyers on May 28, 2021 in Accommodation, Asia, Cambodia, Food and Drink, Hotels, Regions, Resorts, Thailand, Travel Miscellany, Vietnam As the COVID-19 vaccine roll out gathers speed and infection numbers worldwide…
China Pearl operates its take-out from the neighboring Shojo restaurant, in Chinatown, during the coronavirus pandemic.. Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff May marks Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, and…
Ho Chi Minh City — known as Saigon until the end of the Vietnam War — is a vast contradiction. Despite communist rule, its teeming residents are enthusiastic capitalists offering an Aladdin’s cave of goods from tumbledown shops.Whole families work night and day preparing mouth-watering Vietnamese food in thousands of impromptu pavement restaurants,…
I loved the month I spent in Vietnam, travelling end-to-end. The diverse and beautiful scenery, the amazing – and super cheap food – and the friendly people were just a few of the things that made my time there memorable.From the awe-inspiring views up in Sapa and the tranquillity of Ninh Binh to the beauty of Hoi An and the bustle of Saigon, Vietnam…
Hanoi, the cultural capital of Vietnam, is the nation’s heart & soul. The city human settlements on the bank of the Red River that date back to the 3rd century BC provide a rustic aura to the ancient city. But the erstwhile French colony also has a romantic touch that ensures that there is no dearth of romantic things to do in Hanoi.The city’s…
Vietnam defied the experts and sealed its border to… Vox – Julia Belluz • 1dEvery January or February, Le The Linh and his wife pack their children into their car and drive 80 miles to visit family in Haiphong, a port city east of Vietnam’s capital, Hanoi, for Lunar New Year….
Every January or February, Le The Linh and his wife pack their children into their car and drive 80 miles to visit family in Haiphong, a port city east of Vietnam’s capital, Hanoi, for Lunar New Year….
Ho Chi Minh is the largest city by population in Vietnam. This city was first known as Saigon and prior to annexation by Vietnam it was known as Prey Nokor. This city is a home to 12 million people which make this metropolitan city the most populated city in Vietnam. This city is hot and dynamic and has a lot of history and cultural attractions for…
Popularly known as Uncle Ho or Great Father, Ho Chi Minh was the first respected president of Vietnam. His patriotism and dedication towards the protection of his country from invaders is what keeps him alive in the hearts of Vietnamese even long after his sad demise. He was the one to found the first Vietnamese Communist Party and fight against the…
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