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China Beach.

Driving Highway One: China Beach

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Vietnam Lisa Spivey

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Choosing a Quality Language Program

Opportunities for overseas and exchange programs abound, but to find quality instruction, you'll ...

Vietnam / Myanmar / Cambodia Dawn Stanton

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Mekong: A Journey on the Mother of Waters by Michael Yamashita

One of the world's great rivers, the Mekong stretches almost 3,000 miles from the Tibetan Plateau...

Vietnam / Mekong River Sarah Tilton

The Citadel is one of the main attractions of Hue. Here we are looking at one of the four gates of the Imperial City, inside the Citadel.

Driving Highway One: Hue

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Beef Soup (pho bo) Cuisines of Southeast Asia by Gwenda L. Hyman. Published by Thomas Woll, Copyr...

Vietnam Global Directions Inc.

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A walk in the DMZ

Quang Tri. We are going to walk to a hill in the DMZ that the Americans called Mutters Ridge. Som...

Vietnam James Murtaugh

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A Review of Susan Brownmiller's Seeing Vietnam

Susan Brownmiller's desire to get beyond the standard media images of Vietnam and to see "the cou...

Vietnam Global Directions, Inc.

Installation of Batik sculpture in the lobby of the Sapa Hotel

100% Vietnamese Elegance

St. Joseph's cathedral in Hanoi is a popular meeting-place for locals and tourists alike. There's...

Vietnam Elizabeth Briel

Vietnamese Pho Noodles

Vietnamese Pho Soup

A trip to Vietnam is definitely incomplete if you do not try the pho...

Vietnam Exotissimo

Day or night, Ho Chi Minh City is full of life. The swimming pool at the New World Hotel looks down on the swarm of bicyclists.

Driving Highway One: Ho Chi Minh City

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Vietnam Lisa Spivey

Kemh Ga River, near Ninh Binh, Vietnam

A Surprising Land

The author travels south of Hanoi, to the province of Ninh Binh, Vietnam, in search of great scen...

Vietnam Samantha Coomber

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May 2000. Each day seems to have a magic moment for me. I never know when it will happen. Quang T...

Vietnam James Murtaugh

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The Government Man

May 2000. We have a T.V. crew along with us. This means we will have a government official along ...

Vietnam James Murtaugh

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Vietnam's new crop of paper offerings for ancestors

Mod-cons for the dead a sign of good life in modern Vietnam...

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Preparing a field. Dalat, Vietnam.

Dalat, Vietnam.

Vietnam Robert George

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The Cycle of Life: An Interview with Patrick Morris, Founder of VeloAsia.

If the wheels of a bicycle could offer a metaphor for life, then Patrick Morris , founder of Velo...

Vietnam / Indonesia / Japan Celeste Heiter

The Quiet Vietnamese

The weak overcomes the unbending, And the submissive overcomes the strong, This everyone in the w...

Vietnam Kenneth Champeon

The Delectable Foods Of Vietnam

Vietnamese food is fast emerging in North America as one of the most favored of all the Asian cui...

Vietnam Habeeb Salloum

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Classical Tragedy, Modern Vietnam

The classical definition of tragedy is very different from its modern usage. A plane crash is dec...

Vietnam Kenneth Champeon

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Danang, Vietnam, 2002. It is a few days after New Years Day. Our guide has a New Years gift for u...

Vietnam James Murtaugh

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