List of Must-Buy for Tourism and Shopping in Vietnam: What is more exciting to buy in Vietnam?

There are also Aobao, Golden Tears Sesame Biscuits, Stone Carvings, Coconut Juice Peanuts, Vietnamese Mung Bean Cake, Vietnamese Coffee, Vietnamese Perfume, etc.

1, aode

Aobao is the national costume of Vietnam, also known as the "robe" of Vietnam. It is divided into men's and women's models, and it is more common for women to wear Aodai.

Aodai usually uses soft fabrics such as silk. The coat is a gown with two sides split to the waist, and the lower body is equipped with a pair of trousers with horns. Locals usually wear black hats on formal occasions such as weddings, major festivals, diplomacy and meeting guests.

2. Golden Tears Sesame Biscuits

Tears sesame biscuit, sesame biscuit is an authentic food in Guangnan area of Da Nang. Sesame biscuits are mainly made of rice flour, glutinous rice flour, sugar, fresh ginger and sesame.

Mostly used for festivals and ancestor worship. Among them, sesame biscuits with tears are first-class. Jinyan Village is located six kilometers south of Da Nang city center and belongs to Guizhongfang, Haizhu County.

3. Stone carving

Stone carving is a famous handicraft in Vietnam. The stone carvings made by local people are all taken from Marble Mountain, also known as Wuxing Mountain, which is composed of five hills called gold, wood, water, fire and earth by local people, among which Shuishan is the largest and most famous. So when I went to Da Nang, I had to go to Shuishan to see all kinds of marble.

The landscape stone carving village, which began in18th century, is located at the foot of Wuxing Mountain. This village is rich in traditional stone carving art in Da Nang, jade, Buddha and statues. Colors are ink, turquoise, white and so on.

4. Vietnamese coffee

Vietnamese coffee, with strong aroma, light sour taste, smooth taste, slightly bitter fragrance and refreshing, is represented by mousse coffee, G7 coffee, Saigon coffee and highland coffee.

5. Vietnamese perfume

Vietnam has a lot to do with French perfume. Most of the raw materials of French perfume come from Vietnam, which produces a large number of natural spices. France ruled Vietnam for 70 years and plundered a lot of natural spices here, which is not unrelated to the reputation of French perfume.

The industrious Vietnamese people, relying on their own wisdom, independently produced high-quality and low-price perfumes. Vietnamese perfume is not inferior to French perfume in packaging, fragrance and variety.