How to make Apricot juice (method 3)
Read more About the Apricot Fruit. Here is the third method to make Apricot juice (see the Method 1 and Method 2): 1. Ingredients: – Apricot: 1000g – Sugar: 1000g 2. Instructions: To…
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How to make Apricot juice (method 2)
Read more About the Apricot Fruit. Here is the another method to make Apricot juice (see the Method 1 and Method 3): 1. Ingredients: – Yellow apricots: 1000g – Alum: 20g…
How to make Apricot juice (method 1)
Apricot nutrition benefits a variety of health problems. First of all, fresh ripe apricots and apricot juice are an amazing source of beta-carotene and other carotenoids such as lutein and…
About the Apricot Fruit
The apricot has long been appreciated for capacity to improve health and offset certain illnesses. The apricot contains a number of important vitamins and minerals that aid body digestion, eliminate…
The Ty Ba – a traditional musical istrument of Vietnamese (Đàn Tỳ Bà)
The Ty Ba is a four-string instrument which is frequently present in a traditional orchestra. Its sound box is shaped like a pear cut in half lengthwise. Its soundboard is…
Third Ba Na cable car route sets four world records
The Ba Na Hills Mountain Resort will put into operation its third cable car route after one year of construction on March 29. The Sun Group’s marketing officer, Nguyen Thi…
History of Co Loa Citadel
Co Loa Citadel (Vietnamese: Thành Cổ Loa) is a citadel built near Phong Khe, about 20km to the North of today’s Hanoi, during the end of the Hong Bang Dynasty…
About Keo pagoda in Thai Binh province
Located 130 kilometres from Hanoi in Duy Nhat commune in Vu Thu district – Thai Binh Province, Keo Pagoda was built in the early days of the 17th century under…
The climate of Vietnam – The first thing you should know
The climate of Vietnam varies considerably from region to region. Although the entire country lies in the tropics and subtropics, local condition varies from frosty winters in the far northern…
The helpful informative about Vietnamese currency
Vietnamese currency is called Vietnam Dong and abbreviated as VND. Notes are available in paper denominations of 5.000VND, 10.000VND, 20.000VND, 50.000VND, 100.000 VND and 500.000VND. Beside VND, US dollar is…