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Table of Contents In the world of curving fairways, it’s not just the presence of golfers with their powerful swings that stands out, but also the indispensable companionship of caddies. They are the supporters, the guides, and the ones who help golfers achieve their best shots. At Laguna Lăng Cô, we had the chance to […]

Table of Contents Women in the World of Golf In recent years, the world of golf has seen a significant increase in female participation, challenging the notion that it’s a sport solely for men. Women are not only participating as players but also as coaches, golf event managers, and leaders within golf organizations. Their involvement

A keystone of sustainable tourism In tourism, wastewater treatment is not just an environmental prerequisite but a crucial part of a commitment to sustainable development. Untreated wastewater can lead to severe pollution of natural water sources, impacting biodiversity and community health. Therefore, implementing effective wastewater treatment solutions is essential for protecting the environment and ensuring

Table of Contents The Golf Career of Sir Nick Faldo Nick Faldo: A Name Synonymous with Golf When it comes to golf, the name Nick Faldo is impossible to overlook. With a glittering career and continuous contributions to the sport, Faldo has become a legend in his own right. Born in Welwyn Garden City, England,

Table of Contents The Traditional Tết Atmosphere in Huế As spring arrives, Huế – a city rich in cultural and historical heritage – dons a new cloak brimming with the colors and flavors of traditional Tết. Along its tree-shaded streets, from ancient houses to solemn royal tombs, Huế’s old-world charm becomes more welcoming than ever

Located between Hue and Danang, Lang Co is to be found along the Vietnam Heritage Road. The Imperial City of Hue is to the north while Hoi An Ancient Town and My Son Sanctuaries lie to the south. Lang Co is a heaven on earth, where you’ll discover waterfalls hidden deep inside tropical rainforests, turquoise-coloured

Cyclo or “Xich Lo” (Prounounced Sik-lo) was the most popular transportation means in Vietnam during the French colonial period, but is now a true cultural icon that represents the Vietnamese way of life. Since the French time, Cyclo was used as luxury transportation for French people in Vietnam and for a small number of Vietnamese

– Embrace The Beauty Of Broken Pieces –  Artisans from the Nguyen Dynasty were skilled in creating beauty from a broken piece of ceramic or porcelain. The whole world admires Japanese for the golden joinery art – Kintsugi – which turns broken pieces into arts, highlighting the cracks and repairs as simply an event in