At the end of the year, cleaning the altar and removing incense sticks properly, avoiding feng shui violations, is something families always need to pay attention to and remember.

Besides Tet shopping, cleaning the altar and removing incense sticks are also important tasks in the twelfth lunar month.

(VOVWORLD) -As Tet (Lunar New Year) approaches, Bao An incense-making village in Mai Phu commune (formerly Thach My commune, ...

For Ho Pham Thanh Duy, born in 1985 and living in Ho Chi Minh City, a lifelong passion for ceramics began just a few steps from home.

A few days before the Lunar New Year of the Horse, foreign visitors to Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta join in Tet activities typical of the Mekong Delta, trying their hand at wrapping banh tet ...

BYU professor Jared Ludlow explains the temple’s central role in ancient Israelite worship, contrasting it with today’s focus ...

See the heart of Chinese New Year in Thailand. From Bangkok's Yaowarat parades to sacred family rituals and feasts.

As Vietnam bids farewell to the Kitchen Gods, a deeper meaning emerges: the call to preserve values that sustain both family ...

On January 28, Kim Youngrok, Governor of Jeollanam-do, visited the joint memorial altar for the late Lee Haechan, Senior Vice Chairman of the National ...

The site is associated with King Dinh Tien Hoang (Dinh Bo Linh, 924–979)’s heaven worship ceremony before his campaign to ...

Discover Vastu Shastra hacks to invite positive cosmic flow and prosperity into your home. Simple offerings like fresh ...

What does a Zen koan have to do with a glowing tunnel made of yellow packing materials and a bed of ginkgo leaves? More than ...