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Cat Ba Island is a large island in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam. We saw caves, had Monkey Island all to ourselves, and boated through an amazing floating fishing village. Stunning! I've never seen anything like it before. The music is traditional ...
Our travel guide to Ha Giang - This is the first of two videos exploring the spectacular mountains and minority cultures of Ha Giang province in Vietnam's far north. We travel to Vu Linh and Thac Ba Lake and then on to Ha Giang town, the ...
Фантьет -- известный вьетнамский курорт. Множество сухопутных и водных путей ведет к этому современному курортному городу. Фантьиет тихое и спокойное место, окружённое песчаными дюнами, соснами и пальмами. Расположен он в трёх с половиной ч...
Located in the North East of Vietnam, 150 km from Hanoi, Halong Bay is part of Tonkin Gulf including Halong City and Cam Pha township and part of Van Don island district, Halong Bay borders Cat Ba island to the north west. Halong Bay is com...
Die schwimmenden Märkte in Long Xuyen, Hauptstadt der An Giang Provinz, sind ähnlich interessant wie die bekannteren in Can Tho, aber unberührter und weniger touristisch. Copyright 2012 WeltReisender.Net Ingo Paszkowsky
Can Tho (or Cantho; Vietnamese: Cần Thơ) is the biggest city of the Mekong Delta, in Vietnam with an estimated population of 1,5 million as of 2012. The name comes from "cầm thi giang" - river of poems. It is also referred to as "Tay Do" me...
http://rustycompass.com We explore two less visited Mekong Delta towns - Ben Tre and Tra Vinh. Ben Tre's the coconut capital of Vietnam while Tra Vinh is one of the delta's richest Khmer minority enclaves.
Hue is located in the central region of Vietnam and is the capital city of Thua Thien -- Hue province. It was the imperial capital of the Nguyen dynasty between 1802-1945 and is well known for it's historic monuments. They belong to the UNE...
"We had to destroy Ben Tre in order to save it," a U.S. Army major reportedly told a reporter during the VIetnam War's Tet Offensive. Today, Ben Tre is a city of 200,000 people. Yet its backwater canals still harken back to the days of dirt...