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... avoid running into James the horny Brit, so teaming up with Thai the Easy Rider was the perfect way to experience Vietnam first hand. Language lessons at gas stations over green tea. Stupidly sweet sugar cane juice next to old military ...
..so after Dalat, off we went on the back of Hiep and Thuy's motorbikes to travel around the Central Highlands. We stopped all the time at many different villages, peoples' houses, farms, waterfalls and family businesses. We saw how silk was extracted from ...
... culture and society than we thought possible in such a short time. It was definitely worth it. This particular area of the Central Highlands, which runs close to the Laos border, was only opened to foreigners in 1992. This was due to the existence of ...
... of the two) and Pip behind Chung (who had a very funny face) and we were soon roaring through the countryside of the Central Highlands heading back north. This was quite scary for us as all the places they had talked about were not in the Lonely Planet. ...
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VIETNAM RELIGION AND BELIEF
Posted on Dec 8, 2008, 19:44:18
... the same time as Catholicism. Protestantism, however, remains an obscure religion. At present most Protestants live in the Central Highlands. There still remains a Protestant church on Hang Da Street in Hanoi. The number of Protestants living in Vietnam ...
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Tips on traveling in vietnam
Posted on Nov 9, 2008, 22:25:40
... , and at the same time incredibly hot and humid on the Central Coast. If you are traveling in the North or the Central Highlands during the winter months definitely bring jeans and a warm coat or sweater. It seems that it is always raining somewhere in ...
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General infomation about Vietnam.
Posted on Jul 21, 2008, 23:54:18
... : Hue Royal Citadel and tombs, Hoi An ancient town, My Son Sanctuary, Phong Nha Caves, Marble Mountains, Nha Trang bay, beaches, Central Highlands, etc. In the South: HCMC, Mekong Delta, Cu Chi Tunnels, Cao Dai Holy See, Vung Tau beaches, Phu Quoc Island ...
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Fierce competition for tourism dollars is ruining Ho Chi Minh City
Posted on Sep 28, 2008, 18:36:27
... I would trim my stays in Hue & Hoi An, and perhaps make an adjustment to the schedule by adding a 2-3 day venture to the Central Highlands of Dalat. You can go overland to Dalat from Nha Trang (a 3-4 hour drive by land) and from there go back down to ...
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