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TOP 3 REASONS TO CHOOSE VIETNAM

A COUNTRY WITHIN YOUR REACH

A 4-hour flight travel is all it takes to reach the country from India.

QUALITY MEETS AFFORDABILITY

World-class medical education at an affordable cost.

INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE

Studying in Vietnam exposes you to students and faculty from diverse backgrounds.

Highlights in Vietnam

  • Affordable cost of living
  • High standard of living
  • Immigrant friendly people
  • Strong presence of the Indian diaspora
  • 4-hour flight travel from India

Life in Vietnam

The lifestyle of Vietnamese people varies from region to region and between the young and old generation. However, there are some aspects of life remaining unchanged. People in this Southeast Asian country, especially in rural areas have long had reputation for being kind, hospitable and hard-working. Family places an indispensable part in Vietnamese life. There still exist extended families with two or three generations living under the same house. For married couples, it is common for both husband and wife to work, so their parents will help them keep an eye on young preschool children. In the absence of traditional caregivers, children are taken to a nursery school or daycare center during the day. Traditionally, children are expected to be obedient and respectful toward elders, especially their parents and to help with household chores. Throughout the country, the lifestyle of Vietnamese is under a significant influence of age-old Confucian virtues of benevolence which respect social order, trustworthiness, determination, and the duty to help the less fortunate. Education is of great importance to Vietnamese people, so Vietnamese children are now given adequate education since they was at small age.

Vietnam Difference in Lifestyle of the Youth and their Parents

In the past, children are taught to keep and follow the family lifestyle, and they were not allowed to have their own voice in their family. This is resulted from the family ties at that time which did not let the young people creates their own conception of lifestyle.

Vietnam Life in the City

After two decades of rapid economic growth, the opening of economy and market takes Vietnam closer to modernization and urbanization; and there is no surprise that the new and large cities spring up like mushrooms throughout the country. To name a few, the major population centres are Hanoi (the capital), Ho Chi Minh (the biggest city) and other cities such as Danang, Nha Trang, Vung Tau, Hue, Hai Phong,… And unlike the slow-paced and simple life in the countryside, life in these cities is modern and complicated in many aspects.

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