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Son La’s new scenic spot

February 26th, 2009

Chi Day Grotto, a scenic spot in Yen Chau District’s Yen Son Commune, is a gift nature has bestowed on northwestern Son La Province. The grotto is on a mountain, above a village with 164 households of mainly minority groups. Chi Day Grotto is a complex of five caves but only the first three caves [...]

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Trying biking tours in the heart of Mekong Delta

February 26th, 2009

Biking is an interesting and authentic way to explore the countryside in Vietnam. Victoria Can Tho Resort has recently launched a new selection of biking tours to offer its guests the opportunity to discover daily life in the heart of the Mekong Delta region. The adventurous trips lead riders through a series of small paths, [...]

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Worshipping open-mindedness in a temple visit

February 26th, 2009

HCMC is one of the most desirable destinations in Vietnam, having attracted thousands of visitors and immigrants who bring with them their own customs, mores and beliefs. The city features a number of impressive buildings reflecting this blend of Vietnamese, Chinese and European cultures. One example is Cho Lon in HCMC’s District 5, also known [...]

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A glimpse of Bac Me

February 26th, 2009

If you travel on National Road 34 from Ha Giang to Cao Bang Municipality, do not forget to the fascinating landscape of the Gam River and visit places of interest in the northern locality. Situated more than 60 kilometers from Ha Giang Municipality, Bac Me is a quiet town thriving on the left bank of [...]

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Phan Thiet – a place to explore and stay in

February 26th, 2009

Visitors to new places often remember them because of beautiful landscapes and local specialties. In Phan Thiet, a coastal city about 200 kilometers from HCMC, people are not only attracted by the tourism sites in the area but also by something interesting on the way to the city and back. For many travelers, riding on [...]

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Are you ready for the country?

February 26th, 2009

Duc Hanh travels to Giang Mo village in Hoa Binh province where Muong people live in a wonderfully idyllic setting. After a two hour drive from Hanoi I arrive at Giang Mo village in Cao Phong district of Hoa Binh province. It’s a typically tranquil setting that you find in the Vietnamese countryside. Just a [...]

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T’nung Lake – an untouched charm of Pleiku

February 26th, 2009

The central highlands of Vietnam embrace many mysterious charms. Tourists willing to get off the beaten path will discover pristine lakes and rivers, vast swathes of old-growth jungle, and isolated ethnic minority villages. Any journey from Pleiku to Kontum should include a stop at T’nung Lake; the flooded cater of a volcano millions of years [...]

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Wandering in Dalat City

February 26th, 2009

When wandering around Dalat, the city of mist and pine trees, tourists might experience four seasons in one day: a spring morning, summer afternoon, autumn twilight and winter evening. However, in terms of business, the flower city has only two seasons: peak season and low season. About 300 kilometers from HCMC, Dalat City, capital of [...]

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Take a back to the west of Ca Mau

February 26th, 2009

On the way to Ca Mau, the southern tip of the country with more than 300-kilometers of coastline, tourists may catch sight of the harmonious picture of forest and sea. Located about 350 kilometers from HCMC, the Mekong Delta province of Ca Mau is famous for verdant mangrove forests and bird sanctuaries. The provinces …

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Ben Tre – homeland of the coconut tree

February 26th, 2009

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