Hanoi Hosts International Culinary Culture Festival to Showcase Vietnamese Cuisine Globally
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Hanoi Hosts International Culinary Culture Festival to Showcase Vietnamese Cuisine Globally

The International Culinary Culture Festival, themed 'Cultural Crossroads - Beyond Flavors,' is being held in Hanoi, aiming to promote Vietnam's historical and cultural values through its cuisine. This marks the 14th iteration of the event, focused on fostering cultural exchange between Vietnam and other nations.

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