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When you can’t put a price on love Lam Tran and Hien Vo tied the knot on December 19, 2014. The theme of their wedding was called “Love in the Air” because the couple loves to travel. It was an extravagant affair nine months in the making that consisted of an executive producer, 20 artists, … Read more
Foreign home ownership has long been a topic of discussion in Vietnam. Since the law change last month however, the Vietnamese real estate market is, for the first time, opening to foreigners. Under the new law, foreigners can now assume full ownership of Vietnamese properties. Among these, luxury properties are garnering some attention. But what … Read more
On June 21, 2015, millions of people in India and around the world celebrated the first International Yoga Day. But while most yogis outside of India link yoga with fitness, ports and weight loss, yoga is more than a physical exercise to Indians. To the near 1.3 billion Indians in India and abroad, yoga is … Read more
To most people, snoring is at worst a nighttime annoyance, however, this seemingly benign quirk can hide great dangers. Excessively loud snoring, aside from irritating whoever has the misfortune of sharing your bed, is a sign of poor health and possible sleep apnea – a dangerous disorder that typically comes with a host of similarly … Read more
A Young Man Forgoes Wealth to Become a Monk Ha Van Thanh is set to become a monk in a month. There is still hair on his head, but not much. He shaved it off with a trimmer recently. He still goes by his birth name these days, but soon he will be given a … Read more
Oi meets Saigon body painter Mien Thao.
Keeping kosher when dining in Saigon For a great old faith that has lasted for millennia, there’s a certain youthful humor at the heart of Judaism. The Jewish religion is a vibrant, warm tradition that values erudition and learning just as highly as it does joyous celebration – and no truly Jewish life can be … Read more
Living quietly in downtown Saigon is perhaps one of Vietnam’s most underrated wartime photojournalists, Hoang Van Cuong.
Oi looks at the dying art of papermaking – and a group of Vietnamese who are trying to revive the craft…
A growing group of enthusiasts are pioneering a Saigon aquaponics movement – creating the potential to produce sustainable food in your own home.
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