1.Bitter Melon Tea

Tea is a traditional Vietnamese health drink. It is made of natural and pollution-free bitter melon and refined by the latest technology. It has the effect of benefiting the gallbladder, moistening the liver, diuretic, aiding digestion, beautifying the skin and preventing acne. It is a healthy drink suitable for modern families and tastes better when brewed with tea.

Durian Candy

Thai American specialty candy has a unique flavor. This Thai Milk Durian Candy is made in Thailand which is top quality Golden Morning Durian, tender and sweet. Durian contains 13% sugar, 3% protein and many vitamins. It is very nutritious. The thick durian is sweet with milky flavor and delicious. Good flavor for those who like durian candy. Don't miss it.

2. What are the famous specialties of Vietnam

The specialties of Vietnam are:

1. Dried pineapple honey in Vietnam

2. Dried bananas in Vietnam

3. Coconut peanuts

4. Mung bean cake

5. Coffee

3. What are the most famous specialties of Vietnam

1, Fatty sea sea

Fatty sea alias: the sea, the sea son, the big empty fruit, Dafa, for the Wutong family plant fat sea dried mature seeds.

2. Betel nut

Betel nut (scientific name: betel nut) is a monocotyledonous palm family betel nut genus of evergreen trees. Its stem is erect, arboreal, more than 10 meters high, up to 30 meters.

3. Nutmeg

Nutmeg (scientific name: Myristica fragrans) is an evergreen tree of the family Myrtaceae. Small tree; young branches are slender. This species is a well-known tropical spice and medicinal plant. It is harvested in winter and spring when the fruits are ripe.

5. Horn

Vietnam, as an agricultural country, has a large amount of cow's horn, which is a valuable herbal medicine.

4. Specialties of Vietnam

Traveling to Vietnam, the tour guide said there are three specialties worth bringing back to the country: White Tiger Active Cream, perfume, ox horn comb, and a kind of candy containing chocolate, which is also delicious! The coffee smells great too! I bought them all and felt really good. There is also a sandy gold that dulls after a while of wear. Personally I don't I don't like them so I don't like them. idon't think so. Buying them is a necessity. I like the style.

5. Vietnam's most distinctive souvenirs

Comprehensive dried fruits and vegetables are selected from high-quality local fruits and vegetables in Vietnam. Fresh fruits are processed into dried products without adding any chemical raw materials, and the quality of the fruits is completely preserved through special processing methods. Common dried fruits and vegetables include pineapple honey, taro, sweet potatoes, chili peppers, okra, beans and so on.

Vietnam is the second largest producer of coffee in the world, but its flavor is different from what we usually drink. Vietnamese coffee is bitter, so it is neutralized with extremely sweet condensed milk to create the ultimate taste of extreme bitterness and sweetness. Just go to the supermarket and buy it at a fair price.

6. Pictures of Vietnam's top 10 specialties

Dried pineapple honey from Vietnam. Vietnam's dried pineapple nectar is refined from wood pineapple, a specialty fruit of Vietnam and southern China, with a sweet fragrance, fragrant but not cloudy, sweet but not greasy.

Vietnam Dried Banana. Vietnam is a typical tropical rainforest climate with warm and humid weather creating good natural conditions for the growth of plantains. Dried bananas produced in a large banana country have an unusual flavor. Crispy in the mouth, chewing feels sweet, and chewing again is full of flavor.

Vietnamese sweet potato fries. Crispy and refreshing, fresh and sweet French fries with a special Vietnamese flavor are sure to satisfy your appetite. Vietnamese taro fries are crunchy and have a strong taro flavor.

Coconut peanuts. Coconut and peanuts are Vietnamese specialties, and coconut peanuts combine the characteristics of both for a unique flavor. Peanuts crunchy vegetable peanuts, rich in a variety of vitamins, crispy and delicious without fire, the most suitable for gluttonous fear of acne MM!

Vietnamese mung bean cake. This product is made from pure natural mung beans hand-grown by local farmers and refined in accordance with handmade craftsmanship passed down from generation to generation without the use of any additives and colorings. It is a savory delicacy for young and old alike and can be eaten all year round. Smooth and savory, sweet and savory, it is both filling and the preferred food for locals at home.

Vietnamese coffee. Vietnam is the largest coffee producer in Southeast Asia and produces good quality coffee, which is jointly produced with Nestle.

7. Vietnam's top ten specialty local products

In Southeast Asia among many countries, today's Vietnam is not a prominent. Geographically, Vietnam is not as good as Singapore, in terms of territorial area, Vietnam is not as good as Malaysia, in terms of population, Vietnam is not as good as Indonesia, and economically, Vietnam's U.S. GDP is only the sixth in Southeast Asia. However, it is such an ordinary country, but by some people are optimistic that Vietnam has unlimited potential, and in the future will certainly become the best in Southeast Asian countries. So what are the advantages of Vietnam that are worth looking at favorably?

There are three main advantages. First, the geographical advantage. In Southeast Asian countries, Vietnam is not the best, but it is the most distinctive. Vietnam is long and narrow, spanning 1,650 kilometers from north to south, with a coastline of more than 3,260 kilometers, and only 50 kilometers at the narrowest point of the east and west, which is slimmer than Chile, another long and narrow country on earth.

The long coastline has given Vietnam many high-quality port cities such as Hai Phong, Hue and Da Nang. Arranged from south to north along Vietnam's coastline, these cities are at the forefront of Vietnam's efforts to attract foreign investment and develop its economy. Today s era belongs to the age of the sea. To carry out foreign exchanges and cooperation, it is necessary to rely on port cities, and Vietnam has exactly this advantage. Haiphong in northern Vietnam, the third largest city in Vietnam, has the largest port in northern Vietnam. Da Nang in central Vietnam is the fourth largest city in Vietnam and an important deep-water port in Vietnam. The harbor is wide and deep, the situation is dangerous, and the shipping industry is huge. In recent years, with the development of Vietnam with the development of the U.S. economy, foreign investment has settled in these coastal cities and set up modern industrial parks.

In addition, Vietnam's southern neighboring China, south of Singapore, which is also a major geographical advantage of Vietnam. China is the world's second largest economy with a vast market. If Vietnam understands enough to rely on the Chinese market, it will undoubtedly play a great role in promoting the future development of Vietnam. Singapore's U.S. hold on the Strait of Malacca is the world is also a convenient condition for Vietnam to develop foreign trade.

Second, the demographic advantage. Although Vietnam is a small area, but it is also a country with a large population. According to statistics, Vietnam's total population is nearly 100 million, ranking 13th in the world. Among them, the Kinh are the main ethnic group in Vietnam, accounting for 87% of the country's total population. The Kinh people developed from the ancient Lo Viet tribes, once known as the Annamites or Jiaotongs, and have had frequent interactions with China since ancient times. Compared with the Malays, the Kinh tend to be more industrious, which is one of Vietnam's major strengths.

In addition, the Vietnamese economy in the United States today is still relatively backward, with a per capita GDP of only $2,500, very low per capita wages and relatively cheap labor, which is a great advantage in attracting foreign investment. This is also a reason why people are optimistic about Vietnam. After all, the starting point is very low, the potential will naturally be great.

:8. Vietnam's most famous specialty

1. Tuna eye

Marine tuna is Phu Yen, a Vietnamese seafood with high nutritional value. Ocean tuna is big in size, 40-50kg each, so its eyes are also big.

2. Hmong soup pot

Meng Ha soup pot is a specialty of northwestern Vietnam with a history of nearly 200 years. At first, soup pot was a traditional food unique to the Hmong people, but later it gradually entered the homes of the Kinh, Yao and Dai ethnic groups.

Hamster meat

If the first two kinds of food are unacceptable because of their strange appearance or pungent flavor, late hamster meat may be ranked as the most unacceptable Vietnamese dish by foreign tourists. However, Vietnamese people are fond of this food, which is even in short supply in some places.

4. Rice and insect stew

Rice insect stew is an indispensable specialty of Vietnam in winter. The main ingredients are eggs, fennel, minced pork, orange peel and rice insects.

:The main agricultural products produced in Vietnam from 2010 to 2012 include rice, coffee, rubber, cashew nuts, pepper, tea, fruits and vegetables, fish, shrimp, wood and products.

Of these, agricultural products with an average annual output of more than US$1 billion include coffee, cashew nuts, fruits and vegetables. However, due to quality and safety issues, Vietnam's agricultural production has yet to reach a truly mature state