Vietnamese traditional dress

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Published: January 8th 2008Asia » Vietnam
March 4th 2013

The Vietnamese traditional dress, "Áo Dài", is one of the most elegant and beautiful dresses for women. It’s very simple, consisting of a close-fitting blouse, with long panels in the front and back, that is worn over loose white trousers. As a Vietnamese girl who loves to travel abroad, sometimes I bring an Áo Dài to travel with me. Whenever I wear it, my Áo Dài always attracts friendly l... Read Full Entry


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I am a Hanoi_girl who loves to travel. I work for a Japanese construction company in Hanoi. Over the past few years, I have traveled to 18 countries in Asia and Africa, all the 63 provinces in Vietnam, including 23 trips to Huế city. Egypt, Mongolia and Nepal are my love, and other favorite countries are Japan, India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, China (6 trips, 15 cities), Cambodia (2 trips), Brunei Darussalam, the United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh, the Philippines, Laos (2 trips), Malaysia (3 trips), Singapore and Thailand (9 trips). I have visited all the countries in South East Asia exc... full info
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Trấn Quốc pagoda in HanoiTrấn Quốc pagoda in Hanoi
Trấn Quốc pagoda in Hanoi

Trấn Quốc pagoda is located by Hồ Tây (the West Lake). This is one of the oldest pagodas in Hanoi. I wear a pink Áo Dài and a turban of the same color.
B52 wreckage at Hanoi Military Museum B52 wreckage at Hanoi Military Museum
B52 wreckage at Hanoi Military Museum

American B52 bomber wreckage, tanks and aircraft used during the American War are being displayed at the Military Museum in Hanoi.
Phát Diệm cathedral, Vietnam Phát Diệm cathedral, Vietnam
Phát Diệm cathedral, Vietnam

Bamboo shaped columns at Phát Diệm stone cathedral, Ninh Binh province, northern Vietnam.
Vũng Rô Bay in VietnamVũng Rô Bay in Vietnam
Vũng Rô Bay in Vietnam

View of Vũng Rô bay from Đèo Cả pass, Phú Yên province, Vietnam - January 2012.
Ancient house in Buôn Đôn village, VietnamAncient house in Buôn Đôn village, Vietnam
Ancient house in Buôn Đôn village, Vietnam

This is Mr. Amacong's house in Buôn Đôn village, Dak Lak province. Mr. Amacong of the M'nong ethnic minority group is the best elephant hunter in Vietnam. This shot was taken in December 2009 on my 5-day trip to the Central Highlands of Vietnam.
Sukhothai, ThailandSukhothai, Thailand
Sukhothai, Thailand

The conical hat traveled with me for 19 hours from Hanoi to Sukhothai by various means of transport. Before leaving Thailand and flying back home in Hanoi, I presented this conical hat to a travel agent near Khao Sao road in Bangkok.
Museum of Ethnology in HanoiMuseum of Ethnology in Hanoi
Museum of Ethnology in Hanoi

A model of Nhà Rông (communal house) of the Bahnar ethnic minority group is being displayed at the Museum of Ethnology in Hanoi. It was made by original ethnic minority people from the Central Highlands of Vietnam.
The rice harvest in Mù Cang ChảiThe rice harvest in Mù Cang Chải
The rice harvest in Mù Cang Chải

On the way to La Pán Tẩn commune, Mù Cang Chải district, Yên Bái province, North West Vietnam - October 2012.
Đồng Xanh park, Pleiku city, VietnamĐồng Xanh park, Pleiku city, Vietnam
Đồng Xanh park, Pleiku city, Vietnam

The park is located 10km away from the city's center. At this place you can see models of communal house, grave house, long house, gongs and wood carved statues of the Bahnar and Jrai ethnic minority people in the Central Highlands of Vietnam.
Flying Áo DàiFlying Áo Dài
Flying Áo Dài

Áo Dài is most charming when it's flying in the wind. This photo was taken at the Flag Tower in the Old Citadel of Hanoi.
Mongolian ger camp at Terelj national parkMongolian ger camp at Terelj national park
Mongolian ger camp at Terelj national park

Great view of mountains and ger camp at Terelj national park, Mongolia - June 2011.
The Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka - February 2010The Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka - February 2010
The Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka - February 2010

I am standing at the beach in Negombo town. Sri Lanka is the 16th country I've been to and I like this country.
Ancient house in Buôn Đôn village, VietnamAncient house in Buôn Đôn village, Vietnam
Ancient house in Buôn Đôn village, Vietnam

Wooden stairs of the ancient house in Buôn Đôn village, Central Highlands of Vietnam.
The Grand Palace, Bangkok, Thailand The Grand Palace, Bangkok, Thailand
The Grand Palace, Bangkok, Thailand

I visited the Grand Palace twice and on both visits I wore Áo Dài.
Ruins at Dương Long towers Ruins at Dương Long towers
Ruins at Dương Long towers

Dương Long towers are located 40km away from Quy Nhơn city in South Central Vietnam - April 2010.
Nanning, China - May 2008Nanning, China - May 2008
Nanning, China - May 2008

Long Xiang tower (tháp Long Tượng) at Jing Xiu Shan park (công viên Thanh Tú Sơn) in Nanning, China.
Hải Vân Pass Hải Vân Pass
Hải Vân Pass

I am standing at the summit of Hải Vân pass in Central Vietnam (altitude 1,500m). In the background you can see the National Highway No. 1 along the pass.
Flying Áo Dài Flying Áo Dài
Flying Áo Dài

I am standing in front of the bell tower at the Temple of Literature in Hanoi.






Comments
Date: 11th January 2008

Ao Dai
Chào em, your photos of the Ao Dai are beautiful - they make me very homesick for Viet Nam! I spend most of my time in Hoi An - returning to Australia only long enough to earn some money! You have certainly travelled far & wide! What do you do for the company? Safe travelling. Mai.

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 12th January 2008

Thank you
Thank you for your comment on my Ao Dai photos. I have been working in the construction industry with the Japanese for many years. I can speak English and Japanese, and used to travel in Japan on business in 2004. I'm still new to blog technique and hope to write some travel stories about the countries that I visited and share experiences with other bloggers.

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 15th July 2008

wonderful
Hi, I just came across your site when searching for images of girls in ao dai. Having lived in Vietnam for 15 years I still find the ao dai the most attractive and graceful dress on this planet. Nothing compares to it and it is pleasing to see someone such as yourself travelling the world showcasing this wonderful dress. I can understand the need for young women to wear western style dress these days but perhaps they do not realise that they all look their most beautiful when wearing an ao dai. For me, the ao dai, is the single most beautiful vision of Vietnam and it should be universally recognised as the dress that brings Vietnam's culture to the world. Thanks. Paul

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 23rd October 2008

Beautiful pics
Beautiful pics, sceneries and model. You are lucky to have a good photographer. Keep on traveling and keep taking those pics with your ao dai. Best Wishes.

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 1st March 2009


The Áo Dài is so simple yet so elegant - absolutely gorgeous! Regards Lorenza

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 19th March 2009

You have a beautiful collection of Ao Dai
You really have nice collection of Ao Dai. I love the accessoires you've used with them, pe the red one with a paper fan in HaLong bay. The violet one at Heaven Gate in Sapa has wonderful colour. One of my favorites is the white one at the Lotus Lake: it is just so pure. Hope to see your new blog soon.

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 16th August 2009


Your Áo Dài photos are very beautiful as is Vietnam.

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 13th September 2009

Lovely
Hi, I am an American who lived in the Philippines for eight years with my family. I collect Barbie dolls of the world and when I can't find a national custume represented then I sew one. I was looking for images of vietnam and came across your site. Lovely pictures- and your dresses are beautiful. I am going to try to sew two without patterns so wish me luck! Thank You

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 16th September 2009

My favorite ao dai
September 15th 2009 Van Nguyen Hi, I really love your pics on the site.Ao dai is the most beautiful dress for the Vietnamese's girls and women.When you wear aodai on, you have your own personality.It is not only secretly attractive but also very sexy .And the views are the most beautiful as well.I wish i could see some pics of ao dai from 55 to 60 year old ladies.Thank

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 17th October 2009

Trip to Vietnam
Having just come back from my first trip to Vietnam I have to say I think your national dress Áo Dai is one of the most beautiful and elegant costumes I have every seen. I only wish now I had got one made for myself as I think they would be most comfortable to wear for any body shape although they do look very good on the slim Vietnamese women. I love your country and hope to get back one day soon as Thypoon Ketsanaprevented us from getting to Halong Bay and Hoi An Happy travelling Sandy

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 22nd October 2009

ao dai
preety dress cute rox fantastic cool lovely fashion nice colours

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 2nd January 2010

Beautifull Vietnam
Vietnam is a beautifull Country with many kinds of natural beauty, and very friendly beautifull people. I would like to visit Vietnam, and make many friends. and also see if there is some way I can contribute to helping Vietnamese people have an even better standard of living.

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 19th February 2010

nho nha
cho chi I am 15 and still going to school watching this makes me really miss vietnam I left vietnam and my dad since I was 2 I went back their once in 2002 for 2 weeks this really makes me miss the long beatiful ao dai of vietnam i really miss vietnam

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 23rd February 2010

beautiful!
Thanks for posting the pictures. I've never been to Vietnam but I hope to travel there sometime in the future!

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 24th March 2010

awesome!
the vietnamese dress is very lovely!!

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 26th March 2010


thank you i needed imformation for my vietnamese clothing project

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 31st March 2010

hello
you're very beautiful, traveller :)

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 10th April 2010

Beautiful..xx
these dresses are beautiful! they are very pretty! Layce xxx P.S. we got the Savannakhet Laos!

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 29th July 2010

I miss VietNam so much
Thank you, You are so beautiful in ao dai. I live in France for a long time and I miss so much Vietnam and Ao dai. I had only one occasion to wear white Ao dai in France when I presented my project. At that day, every people in my school told me that "so elegant, you are going to a marriage ?", I only told that 'in Vietnam, it is a uniform to go to school, and I want to take advantage this occasion to wear vietnamese uniforme". As you know that Ao dai is so elegant and I am a his fan

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 1st September 2010

Nice travel story
Hi, Very interesting story about your travel. Keep up with your travel and tour interest. U should also travel to Bhutan. Bhutan is really beautiful and I am sure you will like it. Get in touch with me. Cheers Karma

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 2nd September 2010

You are very good person
the world see how Vietnam Aoi Dai is very beautiful, thank you for you kindess Aoi Dai dressing is good culture, you work and work as Vietnam Model present just in special occasion only, city has move with modernity, Vietnam good culture because at present in city such as Ho Chi Minh City ordinary people wear Aoi Dai i would like Vietnam promotes more Aoi Dai dress in society as well in school city

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 5th November 2010


very nice all your photos,i love so much.i buy one for my friend she look so nice in it. By the way im in Trinidad and Tobago.

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 23rd November 2010

Brought back memories of a wonderful trip
I really enjoyed your stunning pictures - I travelled to Vietnam with my family - children aged 10 and 11 - we had a wonderful time - it was a very welcoming experience and we loved your country. We very proudly climbed Fansipan, the highest mountain in Indo-China -

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 5th January 2011

wonderfull
i really have a great appreciate with a vietnam girls whom were wear their traditional outfit.really look so beautifull.i live in South Korea and sometimes i saw her on subway or other place.and it make me"hmm i hope someday have a time to go to vietnam ^^" and i'm Indonesian..

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 18th March 2011


I absolutely love the Vietnamese dresses they are so feminine and beautiful, would love to be able to buy one

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 27th March 2011

Wow!
Wow! These pictures are amazing!... All 105 of them!

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 7th April 2011

Love it, dream it
It is unable to compare, love it, I can only feel the love of it I can not put it into words. I am so proud of it. Keep on the good job Chao If any one want to share stories please come to http://loikeugoi.blogspot.com

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 25th May 2011

Nice to meet you!
Your blog is very nice! :x

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 4th July 2011

Beautiful
I love the blog and the idea of keeping the photos of dresses together ;-) I admire the fact that you wear them when travelling as well - very elegant and beautiful.

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 23rd January 2012

love it.
It's a beautiful dress, I love ALL your national dresses, thank you for sharing. Great photos and interesting writing. http://aprettylife13.blogspot.com/

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 7th February 2012

Special Ao Dai
All your photos are amazingly beautiful...thank you for sharing these with the world ! Namaste'....

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 10th June 2012


You look beatiful :) I like ao dai, they are elegant yet so flexible.

From Blog: Vietnamese traditional dress
Date: 10th March 2013

i love viet nam
i love vietnam i love vietnam

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