Vietnam - In the past, the word did bring to many foreigners' mind a brave land of its hard and long struggle for freedom and independence. But, there is, in fact, much more to discover about this country of more than four thousand years of long history, brilliant culture, captivating landscapes and various nationalities.
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Located in the Red River Delta of the Northern Vietnam, Hanoi is the Vietnam’s capital and its second largest city. Home to nearly 3.5 million people, Hanoi centre today is active and dynamic, with chaotic motorbike traffic, streets busy from early in the morning until dusk.
Less vibrant and more reserved than its cousin to the south, it is a great to explore the most European city in Vietnam on foot: the bustling and charming Old Quarters, towering mansions line grand, tree-lined boulevards, tranquil lakes and elegant parks doting the city
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... Halong Bay is famous internationally, and is recognized as a World Heritage by UNESCO for its thousands of natural islands. Also in the city, there are temples, pagodas and historical relics...
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... For those who love ecotours, Hoa Binh is a good stopover for meals or refresh before delving into the hill tribal daily life in the Muong, Zao and Thai villages close by or continue the mountain way to reach Mai Chau...
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... Dien Bien possesses charming natural scenery such as Pa Khoang Reservoir, Tham Bang Cave, Ban Phu Citadel, Museum of Dien Bien Phu Victory.
Dien Bien are also proud of many historic sites: Noong Nhai Vestige, Muong Phang Forest, especially, Dien Bien Phu Vestige with a global well-known victory in 1954...
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Sapa holding the real treasures for travelers is a must-see on any Northern Vietnam itinerary. On a clear day you will be treated to views of steeply terraced rice fields, towering verdant ridgelines, primitive mud-thatched villages, raging rivers and astounding waterfalls.
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