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Sapa tour discovering nothern hill-tribe peoples

Sapa is a former French hill station situated in the valleys near the Chinese border. Its high elevation of 1,600 meters creates a cool climate. This inspired the French to build villas there as a summer retreat. Today, Sapa attracts visitors for its stunning scenery, comfortable climate,...

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holidayindochina on October 22, 2008 from Hanoi, Vietnam

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The History of Hanoi's Old Quarter

The history of Hanoi's Old Quarter spans 2000 years. It lies between the Returned Sword Lake to the South and the Long Bien Bridge to the North. The former city rampart, now called Tran Nhat Duat Street, marks its East border and the citadel wall on Ly Nam De Street its West. ...

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holidayindochina on September 11, 2008 from Hanoi, Vietnam

from the travel blog: The History of Hanoi's Old Quarter

ULTIMA NOCHE EN HANOI

Hola a todos!! Hoy hemos terminado nuestro precioso crucerito por la Bahia de Halong (lo siento si omito letras, acentos o ñ's es que no tenemos muchas opciones para escoger) jejejeje.. Ha sido una experiencia maravillosa, la bahia es preciosisima, una de las mejores cosas que he visto en mi...

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Noemi y Carlos on June 22, 2008 from Hanoi, Vietnam

from the travel blog: NUESTRO VIAJE POR ASIA Y ALGO MAS...

CRUCERO POR LA BAHIA DE HALONG

Hola a todos! Nosotros super chachi!! Nuestro paseito por la Bahia de Halon ha sido excepcional, ya os contare, ahora no tenemos mucho tiempo, hay cena con el grupo del barco a las 7.30 y ya falta solo media hora. Carlos y yo queremos que sepais que estamos super bien, y mañana regresamos a...

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Noemi y Carlos on June 21, 2008 from Hanoi, Vietnam

from the travel blog: NUESTRO VIAJE POR ASIA Y ALGO MAS...

PARRILLADA EN HANOI

Hola a todos, Pense en ponerles unas fotos de lo que ayer vi en esta ciudad, pero lo de esta noche...no ha tenido nombre! El Carlitos y yo hemos dado una cena...señores...Que cena! Nos han puesto como un kilo de carne, con su tomatito bien rojo, su cebollita en rajitas, un chilito rojo picadito...

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Noemi y Carlos on June 19, 2008 from Hanoi, Vietnam

from the travel blog: NUESTRO VIAJE POR ASIA Y ALGO MAS...

POR FIN HANOI

Hola a todos los que nos estais siguiendo. Por fin hemos llegado a Hanoi, Vietnam. Lo primero que hemos tenido que hacer es empezar a luchar con todos los taxistas que quieren llevarnos por un modico precio hasta la ciudad, Treinta dolares cuando en mini bus cuesta 2 por persona. Lo mejor...

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Noemi y Carlos on June 18, 2008 from Hanoi, Vietnam

from the travel blog: NUESTRO VIAJE POR ASIA Y ALGO MAS...

Eight Wonders of Vietnam

UNESCO lists five World Heritages in the country, but Adventure Beat editor Christian Kallen's list presents a more varied picture: the Eight Wonders of Vietnam. Ha Long Bay. If many of a certain generation tried to avoid going to Vietnam at all costs, now these same travelers may be...

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activetravelvietnam on June 3, 2008 from Hanoi, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Vietnam Travel Guide where to go in Vietnam Travel Information

Descripcion

Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is a fascinating blend of East and West, with Chinese influence from centuries of dominance, and French design from its colonial past. It is largely unspoiled by modern architecture of the 1970s and 80s, and is now going through a modernization that is making it a...

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garisti on June 1, 2008 from Hanoi, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Viaje por Asia

Vietnam Highlight Tour

Brief Itinerary Day 01: Arrive Hanoi - Tour briefing Day 02: Morning City tour in Hanoi.PM drive to Halong Bay Day 03: Cruise on Halong - The World Heritage Site. Day 04: Fly to Danang - Visit Hoian Day 05: Hoian - Hue. Visit Hue citadel Day 06: Fly to Saigon. City tour. Day 07: Visit...

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Vietnam on January 18, 2008 from Hanoi, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Vietnam Highlight Tour

My 23rd Birthday

5 January 2008 Hanoi - Vietnam So after our glorious start to the year in Vang Vieng, which Iaki will aptly inform you about, we left the country of Laos behind us and moved onto the next one. Vietnam is probably the country I was looking forward to most, and thus far I am far from...

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ourindochina on January 5, 2008 from Hanoi, Vietnam

from the travel blog: The Indo China Adventure (incl Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia)

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