A restaurant in Hanoi offers two special burgers to welcome the Trump-Kim summit, the Kim Jong Yum and the Durty Donald. Kim's burger has kimchi and Trump's burger comes with double cheese, Russian dressing and chicken strips to mimic the color of his hair.

T-Shirts with Donald Trump's and Kim Jong-Un's faces are being printed at Duc's T-Shirt business in Hanoi to welcome the second summit between both leaders.

Custom-made bottles with Trump's and Kim Jong-Un's faces on them in a local artist studio Hanoi.

Nguyen Dang Dang poses for a photo with his custom-made bottles with Trump's and Kim Jong-Un's faces on them in Hanoi. "I don't do it to earn money, I just do it because I like it, I want to send a message of peace. I didn't expect to get that much attention," he said.

Nguyen Dang Dang poses for a photo with his custom-made bottles with Trump's and Kim Jong-Un's faces on them in Hanoi. "I don't do it to earn money, I just do it because I like it, I want to send a message of peace. I didn't expect to get that much attention," he said.

Anh Tuan Dang, 43, poses for a photo after having a Trump-style haircut done. This barbershop from Hanoi is offering free haircuts that re-create Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un characteristic hairdos. US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will meet for their second summit in the capital city of Vietnam.

Vancao Vu looks at himself in the mirror while he gets a Kim-style' haircut. Tuan Duong Beauty Academy, in Hanoi, is offering free haircuts to his clients that re-create Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un characteristic hairdos.

Vancao Vu, a 23 years-old student from Hanoi Technology University, poses for a photo after having a Kim-style haircut done.

"I'm Asian, so blond hair doesn't suit me. I also chose Kim's style because I admire him and the people of North Korea. I've researched about their country and I think that the way that Western media portrays North Korea is very unfair and differs to how they really are as a nation", says Vancao Vu.

Le Tuan Duong, 47, adds the finishing touches to his client haircut. The barber is offering free haircuts that re-create Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un characteristic hairdos.

Vu Tien Luong, 42, looks at himself in the mirror while he gets a Trump-style' haircut. Tuan Duong Beauty Academy, in Hanoi, is offering free haircuts to his clients that re-create Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un characteristic hairdos.

Flags of Vietnam, the US, and North Korea are seen at Tuan Duong Beauty Academy, in Hanoi. The owner of this barbershop is offering to his clients free haircuts that re-create Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un characteristic hairdos.

Le Tuan Duong, 47, adds the finishing touches to his client haircut. The barber is offering free haircuts that re-create Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un characteristic hairdos.

Le Tuan Duong, 47, poses for a photo beside a banner of the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. The barber and owner of the Tuan Duong Beauty Academy is offering free haircuts that re-create Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un characteristic hairdos to welcome the summit between both leaders.

ÒWhen I heard Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un would meet in Hanoi, I knew I had to do something to welcome them, to celebrate the summit. We [Vietnamese] celebrate peace,Ó said Le Tuan.

Banners of US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un are seen at the entrance of Tuan Duong Beauty Academy, in Hanoi. The owner is offering free haircuts that re-create Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un characteristic hairdos to welcome the summit of the two leaders to be held in Hanoi on 27-28 of February.

A hairdresser adds the finishing touches to his client haircut. This barbershop in Hanoi is offering free haircuts that re-create Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un characteristic hairdos.

Le Tuan Duong, 47, the owner of the barbershop wishes "to welcome the summit between both leaders" with this gesture.

TuanAnh Pham, 40, gets a Trump-style haircut done. This barbershop from Hanoi is offering free haircuts that re-create Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un characteristic hairdos. US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will meet for their second summit in the capital city of Vietnam.

TuanAnh Pham, 40, poses for a photo after having a Trump-style haircut done. This barbershop from Hanoi is offering free haircuts that re-create Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un characteristic hairdos. US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will meet for their second summit in the capital city of Vietnam.

TuanAnh Pham is a big fan of Donald Trump. "Donald Trump is very powerful and self-confident, and I like that about him," he adds.

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Makha Bucha is a Buddhist holiday celebrated in Thailand each year on the full moon of the third lunar month. On this day, celebrated in temples (Wat) nationwide, Buddhists gather to show respect for Buddha and take part in merit-making activities. The spiritual aims of this day are to do only good, abstain from all sins and purify one's mind. Followers take part in different religious activities, such as listen to sermons, pray, meditate and provide monks with food and other offerings. One of the most well-known rituals on this day is the candlelight procession, where devotees walk around the temple three times. This religious celebration commemorates the day when Buddha ordained 1,250 monks and delivered pivotal sections of his teachings. This event is widely recognized as the beginning of the spread of the principles of Buddhism, a key day in the development of the religion.

A monk walks around Wat Saket's golden stupa. According to Buddhist beliefs, monks and devotees need to walk clockwise for at least three times.

Worshippers walk around Wat Saket's golden stupa after sunset. According to Buddhist beliefs, devotees need to walk clockwise for at least three times.

A monk stands at the base of Wat SaketÕs golden stupa during sunset.

Monks and Buddhist followers join prayer ceremonies at Wat Saket' main hall. During Makha Bucha celebrations, followers take part in different religious activities, such as listen to sermons, meditate and provide monks with food offerings, among others.

A Buddhist follower poses for a photo while carrying a candle at Wat Saket«s main hall. Devotees offer the candles to the monks to make merit.

A Buddhist follower poses for a photo while carrying a candle at Wat Saket«s main hall. Devotees offer the candles to the monks to make merit.

Worshippers walk around Wat Saket's golden stupa. According to Buddhist beliefs, devotees need to walk clockwise for at least three times.

A Buddhist follower places a gold leaf on a Buddha statue to make merit and obtain good luck. Devotees usually will put the leaf on places where they wish to heal or help.

Worshippers walk around Wat Saket's golden stupa. According to Buddhist beliefs, devotees need to walk clockwise for at least three times.

A woman hits a bell found along the path up to Wat Saket's golden stupa.

A man hits a gong found at the base of Wat Saket.

Worshippers pray and give offerings at an altar in Wat Saket.

A statue located in front of Wat SaketÕs golden stupa.

A woman hits a bell found along the path up to Wat Saket's golden stupa.

A man prays in front of Wat Saket's golden stupa during Makha Bucha celebrations.

Metal golden leaves decorate Wat Saket with Bangkok's skyline in the background.

A woman offers a cash donation to make merit at Wat Saket's golden stupa.

Worshippers join the candlelight procession at Wat Saket. Devotees will walk clockwise around the main hall of the temple for at least three times.

A full moon is seen over Bangkok during Makha Bucha celebrations. This Buddhist holiday is celebrated in Thailand each year on the full moon of the third lunar month. On this day, celebrated in temples (Wat) nationwide, Buddhists gather to show respect for Buddha and take part in merit-making activities.

Worshippers carry candles while reciting prayers during the candlelight ceremony at Wat Saket. Devotees offer the candles to the monks to make merit.