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Buon Ma Thuot not only has premium coffee with a unique delicious taste, but also many other famous delicacies such as wine, marinated chicken, fragrant rice tubes, and especially the excellent red vermicelli. Red vermicelli is a popular specialty of Dak Lak. Although there are some similarities with vermicelli in the South, the famous red vermicelli in the “capital of coffee” is very different. It has big, firm vermicelli, similar to Southern beef vermicelli but slightly better, about the size of a chopstick, chewy and crispy. Different from sophisticated dishes like pho in Hanoi, vermicelli with fish in Quy Nhon, bun bo Hue, or vermicelli in Can Tho, Ban Me red vermicelli is extremely rustic, strange, and especially delicious. At first glance, red vermicelli is quite similar to crab vermicelli, but this dish is made from pure crab meat, pureed pork and fat, vegetables, bean sprouts, and of course, boiled quail eggs. Photo: ttvn.toquoc.vn The special thing about red ve...

When photographer Nick Ut returned to Vietnam in the early days of April 2022, he was very emotional, recalling the moment when he took the photo “Napalm Girl” on August 6, 1972, in Trang Bang, West Ninh during the war between the US and Vietnam. Specifically, at Lavelle Gallery, from April 3 to April 10, 22 black and white photos were displayed in a 35-square-meter room. They were taken when Nick Ut was a war photographer in Phu Yen, Quang Tri, and Tay Ninh. In the center of the gallery is the picture “Napalm Girl” – a picture that shook the world half a century ago, depicting the brutality of war. Nick Ut took the picture “Napalm Girl” in Trang Bang, Tay Ninh in 1972, capturing the moment when Phan Thi Kim Phuc, a nine-year-old girl, panicked and ran away naked when she was burned by a Napalm bomb. He took the girl to the hospital in time and saved her life. This photographic work has been posted around the world and contributed to the end of the Vietnam War. In 1973, he receiv...