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I adore Vietnam!! ive been 5 times since 2001 for research purposes, but always gain so much beyond the purview of my projects. i know northern vietnam well-- have explored all parts of Hanoi (my... Read More...
Crossed the border from Cambodia at Chao Dok five months ago and have managed to infiltrate Saigon. I teach and even now still wander around this blessed city in awe. I will travel extensively in... Read More...
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On Surviving and cyclos in new SaigonA young traveler in Saigon gets an unexpected glimpse through time and history and the horrors of war all through a brief interaction with a local cyclo rider. |
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On Surviving and cyclos in new SaigonCoiled red veins nestle together like worms on his cheeks and nose, a testament to thirty years of rice wine nights. His remaining few teeth are sloping, frightful things. Joining me at my morning sandwich of eggs and veggies, his proposition is rehearsed but hopeful: a ride around town for in his... |
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Where the Dragon Descends into the Sea: Halong Bay, VietnamBefore our trip to South East Asia even had a discernible beginning, Raffi and I had a vision of where it would end: Halong Bay. From the start, we had planned a trip that was grand in scale. As part of starting our own non-profit organization – which promoted women’s rights and condemned sex... |
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We're all going on a Vietnamese holidayNow don’t get me wrong, I loved Cambodia and don’t regret going for an instant. That being said, after two and a half weeks we were well and truly ready to leave. Another six hour bus ride saw us arriving in Saigon, grim determined to never board another bus. So far, we’ve stuck to that promise.... |
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"Ao dai" Vietnam - The charming beautyA lasting impression for any visitor to Vietnam is the beauty of the women dressed in their Ao dais. Girls dressed in white pick their way through muddy streets going home from school or sail by in a graceful chatter on their bikes. Secretaries in delicate pastels greet you at an office door and older... |
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Plain sailing - Halong Bay, Vietnam
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