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What major sights do you recommend in and around Hanoi? Print E-mail
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Written by Huu Lam   
Tuesday, 26 February 2008
Hanoi has changed enormously over the last few years, but I still find it a beguiling city. The Old Quarter is as captivating as ever, while some of the revamped colonial buildings are just stunning.
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What major sights do you recommend in and around HCMC? Print E-mail
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Written by Huu Lam   
Tuesday, 26 February 2008
Larger and more cosmopolitan than its northern rival, Ho Chi Minh City (or Saigon as most locals still call it) is a fury of sights and sounds. It can be bewildering at first, but it’s never dull. Just find a sidewalk café and watch the world go by.
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Highlights Of Vietnam Print E-mail
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Written by Huu Lam   
Tuesday, 26 February 2008
Uncover the varied landscapes and cultural delights of Vietnam travelling from Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta, Hoi An and Hue before trekking in the northern highlands and ending at tranquil Halong Bay
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Travelling to Vietnam - Money & costs Print E-mail
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Written by Administrator   
Tuesday, 26 February 2008

The cost of travel in Vietnam varies from next to nothing to the sky is the limit, depending on taste and comfort.

Ascetics can get by on US$10 a day, while a conventional budget traveller can live it up on US$20 to US$25. Mid-range travellers can have a ball with US$75 to US$100 a day, staying comfortably, eating well and travelling in style. At the top end, spending US$200 or more a day, anything is possible.

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Sapa travel guide Print E-mail
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Written by vivian   
Tuesday, 12 February 2008

Telephone Code: 020

In Lao Cai Province in the far north near the Chinese border, this old French hill station is home to many ethnic minorities, including the H'mong, Tay and Dao.

The city is 678,6 sq km large with population of 41.700.

When to go

January to Febrary is the coldest time in Sapa, It can be drizzly with no visibility and not get above 5C one day and broad sunshine and over 20 the next. The perfect time to travel Sapa is March and May or mid-September to early December.

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