This is part of the activities of the seventh Buon Ma Thuot Coffee Festival to promote coffee culture and readership in the “coffee capital” of Vietnam.

Along the street are frescoes about the land, people, culture, and beautiful landscapes of Dak Lak, illustrating the unique features of Central Highlands ethnic groups.

Delegates cut the ribbon to open the first coffee book street in Central Highlands.

The street is also a venue for cultural exchanges and fork art activities such as national musical instrument performance and calligraphy.

Earlier on March 8, the province held an art exchange programme with the Republic of Korea’s Jeollabuk province to strengthen solidarity and friendly cooperation between the two localities.

Korean artisans and cooks will join an activity to make 6,000 traditional rice cakes free for visitors.

Vietnamese egg coffee a hit in Chicago

The Chicago Tribune has recommended Vietnamese ice coffee as among the best to try in the state.

 

Coffee that’s been brewing for 50 years in south Vietnam

Customers of a nameless, unassuming coffee shop in An Giang are drawn by the ‘scent of time’ it exudes.

 

Exhibition tells history of world’s coffee industry

An exhibition on the history of the world’s coffee industry opened on March 9 at the Coffee World Museum in Buon Ma Thuot city in the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak.

 

Vietnamese – style coffee space to open in Italy

A Vietnamese-style coffee shop will be opened soon in Turin, the capital city of Italy’s northern region of Piemonte, the Honorary Consular of Vietnam in Turin Sandra Scagliotti said at a recent gathering on the occasion of the Vietnamese traditional Lunar New Year festival (Tet).

 

Try Chinese coffee with baguette in Saigon

Cuong's stall near Thiec Market in District 11 has been serving this distinctive brew for more than two decades.

 

Source: NDO/VNA