Tin tức mới nhất về: An Giang province

(DTTG) - From clean, paved roads and brightly lit villages to classrooms filled with the sounds of children, the ethnic minority areas of An Giang province have been transformed thanks to funding from Program 1719.

(DTTG) - As golden sunlight spreads across the landscape, the canals and market wharves of the “Far West” of Chau Doc (An Giang Province) seem to spring to life. Hundreds of vessels… from traditional boats and motorboats to long-tail skiffs pour out from every direction, bustling across the surface of the river. Visitors can leisurely cruise along the waterways to admire the scenery, then seamlessly join the throngs of festival-goers to offer incense and pray for peace at the start of the year. Indeed, Chau Doc stands as a place where the distinctive cultural and spiritual hues of the Southwestern region converge.

(DTTG) - Palm-leaf scriptures also known simply as “leaf scriptures” are among the rare and precious documents of Theravada Buddhism. The scriptures are inscribed on palm leaves using the ancient Khmer script; deeply imbued with the cultural identity of Theravada Buddhism, they are inextricably linked to the religious beliefs of the Khmer people in Southern Vietnam.

(DTTG) - From clean and beautiful concrete roads, bright electric lights, in order to classrooms filled with children’s voices... the ethnic minority area of An Giang province has changed thanks to the capital of the 1719 Program.

(DTTG) - Nestled at the foot of the majestic That Son mountain range, Lau pagoda (officially named Phuoc Lam pagoda) in An Giang province has long been a must-visit destination. This site serves not only as a religious hub for Buddhists in the Seven Mountains region but also as a unique architectural marvel; it embodies a harmonious blend of traditional Vietnamese culture and Japanese architectural styles, creating a distinctive character rarely found elsewhere in the Southwestern Vietnam.

(DTTG) - For the Cham Muslim community living in Chau Doc, An Giang province, tung lo mo (beef sausage) is one of the famous dishes, always appearing on the feast table in a simple yet profound, rustic yet rich in cultural identity. Tung Lo Mo originates from the name “tung laomaow”, but the Vietnamese pronunciation is a slight alteration. In the Cham language, “tung” means intestines and “laomaow” means cow. Therefore, “tung laomaow” translates to beef sausage in Vietnamese.