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  Explore Tao Dan Park

  Tao Dan Park is a true oasis nestled in the hustle and bustle of Saigon. This is where parents bring children to play, where couples stroll on dates and where workers enjoy...

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  Make Up Your Own Mind About the Hanoi Hilton

  Hoa Lo Prison, better known to Westerners as the Hanoi Hilton, is definitely a polarizing and confusing place. All the signage and displays point to the prison having been a...

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  Join in a floating market in the early morning

  Floating market is very famous in Can Tho and it is the most interesting thing that you should not miss when traveling to Can Tho . There are various floating markets near...

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  Exploring Bac Lieu salt fields

  The salt fields in Bac Lieu have existed for a long time and provide a huge of salt for the Mekong Delta . The salt fields are divided into squares and rows with full...

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  Take a leisure walk

  Come to Hoi An, home back to the last century. The town was used for two hundred years as one of Vietnam’s most important trading ports. It had been occupied by the...

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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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  Trekking Bach Ma National Park

  Bach Ma National Park  is one of Vietnam’s most famous areas of outstanding natural beauty, a dream destination for those interested...

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  Send a Postcard at the Central Post Office

  Many people, ourselves included, are under the impression that the Central Post Office was designed by Gustave Eiffel, but it turns out it was only based on an Eiffel design....

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  Dining in a cave

  Coming to Halong Bay, you should never miss a unique activity, dining in a cave. There are few cruises offering this feature on their trips. The crew members will prepare a...

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  Climbing Fansipan

  Treks are usually overnight, or even over three days, with accommodation in tents or bamboo huts located at just over 2,200 metres.

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