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Good Morning Vietnam
Ah to fly. We arrived in Hanoi far more relaxed than we had felt on a mode of transport for a long while, though the free G&T's helped considerably. We were greeted by a very enthusiastic and cheerful Vietnamese man in a pink shirt who was holding up a card with 'Jessica' on the front. We hurtled down the motorway and as we entered the …
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Hanoi - Mopeds, mopeds, mopeds
... teach us how to prepare and cook traditional dishes such as spring rolls, chicken and catfish. You can find Pho everywhere in Vietnam and our hotel offered it for breakfast. It's a sort of noodle soup with chicken or beef served with onions and ...
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The Heart of Hanoi
... manipulate painted wooden puppets over a pool of water--the stage. Immediately, the choice of water made sense: Northern Vietnam's people are intricately connected with water, whether through growing rice in paddies, fishing, boating, or raising ...
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Imperial cities and majestic landscapes
... on a single bamboo pole, who are probably stronger and tougher than most men you'll see at your gym. - rice paddies (though Vietnam is only the 2nd largest producer in the world, Thailand being 1st) - the incessant honking (the idea behind it is the ...
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Hanoi and what annoys!
... in 1904 by the French colonists in Vietnam for political prisoners. American POW's were imprisoned here during the Vietnam War and nicknamed it the 'Hanoi Hilton.' One of the young pilots shot down was John McCain (US Senator). Display cases show ...
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The moto revolution
... ; We've heard a lot of negative reports from travellers about Hanoi. True, its hard to like on the surface. Vietnam, like many other Asian countries, is almost drowning in motorbikes. Hanoi has almost 3 million of them. There are ...
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Good morning Vietnam!!!
... as she ripped her clothes off to stop the burning of her skin, it's a powerful depiction of the controlling forces in Vietnam. It's powerful stuff). When leaving the museum a Vietnamese guy asked martin if he was American "No, No oh no defiantly not". ...
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Hiding in airports
... airport baggage claim area, but sadly this was what we had to do. Because of our time-scale, we caught a flight from HCMC upto Hanoi, Vietnam's second biggest city. It was on this flight Jo and I sat next to a really nice man flying home. Like most ...
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The Royal Minsk
... both hands and jump of the nearest cliff! In other words we wanted to do our own thing, get away from the confines associated with tourist organisations and get out there and see the real Vietnam for ourselves (read on to find out what happened ...
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Dodging traffic
Our first stop in Vietnam was the capital Hanoi, in the north of the country. It's not our favourite spot of the trip, but perhaps coming from Luang Prabang to here was just too much culture shock. It's a dirty city with rubbish and litter issues, ...
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Goodmorning Vietnam
... my favorite places I have visited on my trip so far. It was a Vietnamese hospital that was built into a hidden cave during the Vietnam war. The cave contained 25 rooms, operating rooms, wash rooms, medicine rooms, recovery rooms, meeting rooms and ...
Hidden Hanoi Map
- Museum of Ethnography
- Ocean Tours
- Geological Museum
- Quan Su Pagoda
- Ratracto Train to Sapa
- Hun Tiep Lake and the Downed B-52
- Tam Anh Shop
- Lang Pagoda
- Vietnam Women's Museum
- Central Market
- Museum of History and Culture
- Chaozhou Hall (Trieu Chau)
- Dai Cat Foot Massage
- Fukian Assembly Hall (Phuc Kien)
- Quang Trieu (Cantonese) Assembly Hall
- Quan Kong Temple
- Halong Bay
- Red Bridge Restaurant and Cooking School
- Japanese Covered Bridge
- The Tran Family Home and Chapel