Hi all newby here, bit of a strange question….. will be travelling to Vietnam in late March and will be there for Easter Sunday. Just wondering do they sell Easter eggs in Vietnam as I have a child who will be looking forward to his Easter egg? So trying to plan and I don’t want to have to bring one with me as it probably get broken or melt lol thanks all
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Oh no there won’t be any hot x buns either.
Not sell in Việt Nam. Bring from your hometown
They have a large Catholic community nationally who celebrate the real.meaning of religous festivals. Eggs are not included, but beautifully decorated churches are
For Western Catholics, seeing inculturated and vibrant Vietnamese Catholicism especially around Easter Week is an uplifting experience. You will have no problem locating Easter eggs and gifts. If going to Mass, go early if you want a seat.
Paint a balut egg * hột vịt lộn * and give it to him
Chocolate sold in tropical / warmer areas has a different recipe than chocolate in other spots. Eggs from home might melt.
I have often taken Easter eggs , you can buy them in a plastic egg carton which helps for transporting them from home . I have never seen them to buy in Vietnam. If you are in HoiAn, Dingo Deli, Hoi An, Vietnam bake the best Hot Cross buns .👍
I’ve taken chocolates to Vietnam in checked and carry on with no problems.
You could boil some real eggs and then your child and you could paint them then find a hill and roll them down the hill then have a picnic and tell them the story of why easter Sunday is important to Christians. If you have any problems about the story let me know ,you will have a great holyday in Vietnam