(Cinet)- The Tea Cultural Space is a tea museum located near Thai Nguyen city. This large museum and cultural space is dedicated to Vietnamese tea and was opened in 2011 after the first annual International Tea Festival was held in the region.

(Cinet)- Vietnamese people have been drinking tea everywhere at every time from the streets to the luxury. In Vietnamese norms, sipping tea is considered a beginning of a conversation with a soul mate or simply to lead first time meetings’ dialogues. Thai Nguyen has its own tea drinking culture with our own characters.

(Cinet)- Not so popular as water puppetry but the land-puppetry of Tay people in Tham Roc Village, Binh Yen Commune, Dinh Hoa District, Thai Nguyen Province also has its own charms.

(Cinet)- Tay women usually use cotton fabric dyed with indigo; therefore the major color of their garments is indigo. Women also wear khan mỏ quạ (a type of headdress that mounts on top of the hair when being worn), five-flapped dresses with belts and silver accessories, such as necklaces and bracelets