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We Were Soldiers Once...And Why?

Those who do not do battle for their country do not know with what ease they accept their citizen...

Vietnam Kenneth Champeon

Nha Trang's Cau Da Villas, the Emperor's summer vacation compound on the hill overlooking the Nha Trang Bay. Cau Da Villas has been restored and is now a hotel. We stayed there and recommend it highly.

Driving Highway One: Nha Trang

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Vietnam Lisa Spivey

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Fact File: Asian Internet Top Domains

Afghanistan - af Armenia - am Azerbaijan - az Bahrain - bh Bangladesh - bd Brunei - bn Cambodia -...

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In Search of a Hmong King: The Scenery

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Vietnam Leslie Nevison

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April 2005 I wanted to take my wife to see Marble Mountain, just south of Danang.So my wife and I...

Vietnam James Murtaugh

Vietnamese Rice Rolls

Vietnamese Rice rolls

The variety of rice rolls made in Hanoi is called the banh cuon...

Vietnam Cleo Nguyen

Dao Hai Phong

Radiant Paintings of Dao Hai Phong

When Fine Art descends onto the streets with appeals, it presents a love of beauty, voiced suffer...

Vietnam Global Directions Inc.

If You Lived Here

Book Review: If You Lived Here

Not the typical Vietnam novel, Dana Sachs' "If You Lived Here" features adoption, mortuaries and ...

Vietnam Kim Fay

The Quiet Vietnamese

The weak overcomes the unbending, And the submissive overcomes the strong, This everyone in the w...

Vietnam Kenneth Champeon

Vietnam adventure travel

Bach Ma National Park

This national park lies on a high mountain ridge that runs west-east from the Laotian border to t...

Vietnam Bobby King

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Le Doi paints colorful tableaux, yet there is an undeniable sadness in them. His subjects are mos...

Vietnam Qui Duc Nguyen

Same, same but different

It's tough when you long to be back in a country but for various reasons cannot be there. True, I...

Vietnam Samantha Coomber

Culture Shock! by Claire Ellis

Whether you're moving to Vietnam or just visiting, Claire Ellis's Culture Shock will give you ans...

Vietnam Sarah Tilton

Hung King Festival

Vietnam traditional festival

Formation and meaning of traditional festivals Traditional festivals constitute a form of cultura...

Vietnam Tracy Vu

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The Government Man

May 2000. We have a T.V. crew along with us. This means we will have a government official along ...

Vietnam James Murtaugh

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Beef Soup (pho bo) Cuisines of Southeast Asia by Gwenda L. Hyman. Published by Thomas Woll, Copyr...

Vietnam Global Directions Inc.

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My Ba Dinh Community

Ba Dinh is best known by tourists as the resting place of Uncle Ho in the Mausoleum, yet a short ...

Vietnam Simone Samuels

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Your Own Private Tutor: The Ancient Civilization of Vietnam

Do you find certain Vietnamese concepts a bit hard to grasp? Do you feel confused by such non-wes...

Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

Van Mieu or the Temple of Literature, was founded in 1070 by Emperor Ly and dedicated to Confucius in order to honor scholars. Vietnam's first university was established here in Hanoi in 1076.

Driving Highway One: Hanoi

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Kemh Ga River, near Ninh Binh, Vietnam

A Surprising Land

The author travels south of Hanoi, to the province of Ninh Binh, Vietnam, in search of great scen...

Vietnam Samantha Coomber

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