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  See Dalat from the cable cab

  Dalat cable car attracts many tourists by an interesting journey to enjoy the beautiful landscapes of the city from the cable car as : Xuan Huong lake , Tuyen Lam lake, Truc...

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  Mekong Delta by Vespa!

  When most people hear Vespa, they think about Italy. Not in Saigon! Vespa Adventures can take you out on tour to the lush Mekong Delta, or if you’d rather stay in the...

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  Brush up on your Bargaining

  Unless you see a stickered price on the souvenir you’re eyeing up, the price is probably negotiable. Remember your poker face, keep a limit in your head and be prepared...

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  Enjoy mud bath at Thap Ba Hot Springs

  If you want to find somewhere to relax and have fun, going to mud baths should be preferred. Sitting in a tub of mud feels as odd as it sounds, but it has become a...

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  Slide sand dunes

  Sand Dunes in Phan Thiet are very famous not only with domestic tourists but also foreign tourist. And on the sand dunes, the most exciting thing to do is taking a sand...

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  Wander around Hanoi Old Quarter

  Hanoi Old Quarter is one of the most ancient and historical attractions in Hanoi. Visiting Hanoi , you should spend time wandering around the Old Quarter to feel the...

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  Join a cooking class

  If you love the great blending taste of Vietnamese dishes and are curios of the process make them, you can consider a cooking class in Hoi An . The size of group ranges from...

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  Cu Chi Tunnels

  A visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels is one of those things that every tourist typically does. While I’m glad I saw it, I can’t say it was enjoyable. Educational, yes,...

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  Explore Vietnamese History BEYOND the War

  Vietnam is and should be known for more than the terrible war, which is where the Museum of Vietnamese History comes in. See gorgeous artefacts from the many regions of the...

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  Reunification Palace

  Also known as the Independence Palace, this building marks, for many, the end of the Vietnam War. Free tours with an English-speaking guide can be arranged in the lobby.

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