Cooking In Hoi An Is “honored” By Lonely Planet

One more event proving that Vietnamese tourism still attracts international tourists: Cooking in Hoi An is one of the activities ranked in the Top 10 special travel experiences in the world, second only to surfing in Hawaii. This is a vote given by Lonely Planet - "the guide of backpackers". 1. Surfing in Hawaii, USA Although Polynesia is the birthplace of surfing, Hawaii is truly the paradise of the sport. Here, classes with dedicated instructors will teach you how to recognize waves, how to move, tame and conquer

. In addition, coming here you can also see professionals conquering giant waves at the coral reefs such as Pipeline, Off the Wall and Sunset Beach. Cooking in Hoi An, Vietnam On the banks of the Hoi An River, Cau Do Restaurant and Cooking School are among the many restaurants offering courses to meet the growing demand for cooking Vietnamese delicacies. A one and a half days cooking tour will teach you all the cooking skills Start the course with a local market tour, where you will choose ingredients and learn by observing the street vendors, then You will return to the restaurant to watch the chef's performance before starting to practice what you just learned Classes usually last about three hours, including four courses.



The price is about 40 USD (800,000 VND) per person. Please bring your camcorder to save the dishes you cook. See the list of Hoi An3 hotels. Archaeological Research in Crow Canyon, USA Crow Canyon Archeology Center offers up to 11 trips per year for those willing to experience being an amateur archaeologist. The visitor's residence is one of 10 houses made of tree branches and mud, circular cabins built in the traditional Navajo style, on the center's 28-hectare campus. The treks, lasting 7 to 10 days, allow visitors to explore the land relative to the area's native settlement; study the interactions of lighting, landscapes and architecture, or participate in excavations. 4 Yoga in Rishikesh, India If you are looking for a mystical experience both inside and outside the body, head to the yoga homeland.



Yoga not only enhances relaxation through meditation, a study conducted by the University of Texas shows that yoga can also help alleviate the negative side effects of cancer treatment. At Rishikesh, at the foot of the serene hills of the Himalayas, special retreats instruct beginners to practice stretching, breathing, and meditation with profound yoga masters. Learn Spanish in Patagonia, Argentina: The small town of Bariloche, surrounded by glacial lakes, forests, valleys, and the Andes mountains, can give you such inspiration to learn Spanish that it is just in for a month, your Spanish is better than studying for a year elsewhere. Bariloche, also known as "Switzerland of South America", is the cradle of most Patagonian foreign language schools, so there is always a good integration among international students. Besides, there are plenty of tours to choose from: from skiing in the neighboring Cerro Catedral region, home to a top South American foothill resort to a day hike through the jungle to to the famous Cántaros waterfall. 6. Study calligraphy in Kyoto, Japan Anyone who wants to make a mark of their own using the traditional characters of Japanese calligraphy will seek a rewarding course organized by the Kyoto Women's Association (WAK Japan) . Japanese calligraphy is not easy at all, so you need to be very focused.



After listening to a lecture on the history of Japanese literature and art, you'll be shown how to do it. Then depending on your creativity, you can sketch your favorite Japanese characters such as "peace" or "love" symbols before adding your signature. Japan 7. Mountain biking in Marin County, USA Marin County, especially Mount Tamalpais, is famous around the world as the birthplace of mountain biking. Located north of San Francisco across the Golden Gate Bridge, it is the most rugged and desirable place for drivers who prefer slopes. During the summer, countless tour operators, catering to children, women, amateur and professional riders. Sloping gentle trails and breathtaking scenery are sure to draw you in. Practicing Kung fu at Shaolin Temple, China Foreign visitors can sign up for classes at the Shaolin Temple on the beautiful Tung Lam mountain in China's Henan province.



At the 1,500-year-old monastery, the birthplace of martial arts, practitioners will embark on a hard training session. You will not be able to get acquainted with anyone in the room because the training regime here is extremely harsh. The class starts at 8:30 am (Chinese students start at 5am) and lasts at least until 7pm. For more inspiration, you can watch performances for tourists every day, where people use their heads to break coal..

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