Hoa offers cultural workshops in collaboration with local artisans to promote awareness and appreciation of Vietnamese crafts and fading traditions.

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Vietnam

<p>My name is Hoa Pham. I spent more than 10 years working as a media planner in advertising, but after a while it started to feel like the same routine every day. I realised I wanted to do something more meaningful, where I could meet people and share the culture I grew up with.</p>

<p>So now I host small workshops where travellers can experience Vietnamese traditions in a hands-on way. Whether it’s decorating mini lion heads, making lanterns, or learning about áo dài, it’s my way of sharing the little stories and traditions that make Vietnamese culture so special.</p>

Hoa Kitchen & Workshop

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Hoa Pham

My name is Hoa Pham. I spent more than 10 years working as a media planner in advertising, but after a while it started to feel like the same routine every day. I realised I wanted to do something more meaningful, where I could meet people and share the culture I grew up with.

So now I host small workshops where travellers can experience Vietnamese traditions in a hands-on way. Whether it’s decorating mini lion heads, making lanterns, or learning about áo dài, it’s my way of sharing the little stories and traditions that make Vietnamese culture so special.