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![[Photos] For Vietnam's H’Mong Communities, Life Tilts on a Precipice](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/urbanisthanoi/article-images/2020/03/hmong/4h.jpg)
Travel
On a small goat path beneath the high peaks of the Ma Pi Leng Pass, a group of H'Mong ladies walked uphill with more than 10 kilograms of wood and grass on their backs.
Culture
Held once every four years, the mud wrestling festival in Vân Village in Bắc Giang Province is one of the most dramatic and unique festivals in all of Vietnam.
![[Photos] Exploring Hanoi's Eerie 'Skeleton Cave'](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/urbanisthanoi/article-images/2018/03/Cac-Co-cave-HERO-SGRb.jpg)
Travel
Halfway between Hanoi and Ba Vi National Park lies Thay Pagoda, a Buddhist temple technically within the city limits. It’s a beautiful building in its own right, but what’s more fascinating is Cac Co Cave, which you can access through the temple grounds.
Music & Arts
In the spring of 2017, Scott Matt became a celebrity in Vietnam overnight . Known as ông Tây râu xồm (the Bearded Westerner), h e appeared in news outlets and on various TV channels, all because he had, quite literally, painted himself into a corner of Hanoi’s Old Quarter.
