Weird Things That They Only Do In Vietnam

In Vietnam, where extraordinary experiences are generous, the ancient Japanese Covered Bridge stands out as a remarkable testament to the country's uniqueness. This centuries-old bridge, blending Japanese and Chinese architectural styles, is just a glimpse into Vietnam's rich cultural tapestry. But that's only scratching the surface. From wearing traditional al-baba pajamas to marveling at water puppet shows, Vietnam offers fascinating and distinct experiences found nowhere else. Join us as we unveil the 25 most surprising and exclusive gems tucked away in Vietnam's hidden corners!

The small town is known for its mix of different cultures, and nothing represents this better than the Japanese Covered Bridge. This bridge was built in the early 1700s and is a perfect example of Japanese building style right in Vietnam's center. This bridge is special because it mixes Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese designs. The bridge is beautifully decorated with detailed carvings that show off a mix of these three countries' styles. For many years, this bridge has connected two parts of the town, serving not just as a way to get from one side to the other but also as something beautiful to look at. It has a curved wooden shape with more detailed carvings and a roof over it to keep people and the bridge safe from rain and sun. When you walk onto the bridge, you're welcomed by two statues: a monkey and a dog. These statues are important in Chinese culture and add to the bridge's meaning and beauty.

Now, we'll look at how traditional clothes in Vietnam tell a story of their own.