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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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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

Huts among the paddy fields on day one of trek

Room with a View: Tales from Sapa

This is the best room in Sapa, I was informed as I lugged my hideously large backpack up two flig...

Vietnam Samantha Coomber

Dragons and Tigers

Title: Dragons and Tigers. A Geography of South, East and Southeast Asia. Author: Barbara A. Weig...

Vietnam / Myanmar / Cambodia ThingsAsian Booklist

Excavation site of an ancient royal citadel dating back to the 7th century in Hanoi.

Remains of ancient royal citadel found in Vietnam

Construction of Vietnam's new parliament building in Hanoi has been halted after archaeologists d...

Vietnam AFP/Vu Quynh

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Obtaining Your Visa to Vietnam

Behind Vietnam's sun-washed beaches, behind its star-spattered tropical nights, behind its exotic...

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

Return to Driving Highway One by Lisa Spivey

Vietnam Lisa Spivey

Ancestors: Detail of artwork by Le Thanh Minh, 1994, watercolor and ink.

A thin glaze of steely clouds frosts the sky. Leaves, like shriveled claws, scratch along the pav...

Vietnam Kim Fay

HO CHI MINH CITY, July 17, 2005 - Fifteen years ago Saigon South was all marshland and paddy fiel...

Vietnam AFP

Discover Halong bay on Indochina Sails

Indochina Sails - Luxury Cruises on Halong Bay

See Ha Long Bay with Indochina sails

Vietnam Bobby King

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Bat Trang Ceramics of the 14th-19th Centuries

If you visit Hanoi the odds are good that you'll visit the National Museum of Vietnamese History ...

Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

Nom calligraphy by artist Vien Thuc

The Story of Nom

Once upon a time many centuries ago, in a country we now call Vietnam, there was a happy village ...

Vietnam Sarah Tilton

Cochinchine-Pousse pousse saigonnais

Our friend and French correspondent Rosi sends us these old postcards of Indochine, results of ho...

Vietnam Global Directions Inc.

For something different and a little exotic, head to the Mekong Delta

A Canadian's Impressions of the Streets of Saigon: Snake Wine and Spring Rolls

Uncle Ho! smiled a man who had been meticulously polishing the chrome rim between the spokes of h...

Vietnam Robert Tompkins

Dalat golf course

Golfing in Vietnam

My wife and I went to Dalat to escape the stupefying heat of the coast. As the road switched rele...

Vietnam Robert Strauss

The laid-back Lay Bac Pub can be found at 135 Hang Bac Street, Hanoi.

Lay Back in Hanoi

One of the things I like most about Hanoi is that the beer is cheap. In the supermarkets, cans of...

Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

Images of Vietnam

A story told with photos.

Vietnam Kraig Lieb

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A walk in the DMZ

Quang Tri. We are going to walk to a hill in the DMZ that the Americans called Mutters Ridge. Som...

Vietnam James Murtaugh

Turtle Mountain Island, located 10 kilometers off the coast of Toucheng in Yilan County, Taiwan, looks like a turtle floating in the sea, hence its name. The island has high cliffs, steaming fumaroles, welling underwater hot springs, mountain peaks, sea-eroded caves, a lake, and unique cliff vegetation, as well as a rich marine ecology. Since the Ching Dynasty, Turtle Mountain Island has been famous for its runrises. The best place to watch this spectacular sunrise is from Toucheng Beach or the mouth of the Lanyang River, between April and September.

Photo of the Day Archive for October 2006

Photo of the Day Archive for October 2006

Vietnam Albert Wen

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The Cycle of Life: An Interview with Patrick Morris, Founder of VeloAsia.

If the wheels of a bicycle could offer a metaphor for life, then Patrick Morris , founder of Velo...

Vietnam / Indonesia / Japan Celeste Heiter

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