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Dau Pagoda Festival

If you thought that driving from Hanoi to Ha Long Bay, or wandering around the Mekong Delta outsi...

Vietnam Lisa Spivey / Albert Wen

Vietnam's Rural Transformation

Title: Vietnam's Rural Transformation. Editors: Benedict J. Tria Kerkvliet and Doug J. Porter. Pu...

Vietnam ThingsAsian Booklist

Vietnam: Land of Ascending Dragon video cover

Vietnam on Video

Whether you're planning a trip or just trying to deepen your understanding of Vietnam, Vietnam: L...

Vietnam Sarah Tilton

Van Mieu or the Temple of Literature, was founded in 1070 by Emperor Ly and dedicated to Confucius in order to honor scholars. Vietnam's first university was established here in Hanoi in 1076.

Driving Highway One: Hanoi

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Pu Luong National Reserve

Cycling Vietnam: Pu Luong Reserve

With Vietnam recognising the value of the tourism dollar, getting away from the tourist traps can...

Vietnam Bobby King

Hung King Festival

Vietnam traditional festival

Formation and meaning of traditional festivals Traditional festivals constitute a form of cultura...

Vietnam Tracy Vu

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Traditional Festivals in Vietnam

More than once in my travels I've stumbled upon a festival in progress. In Malaysia I witnessed a...

Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

Dalat golf course

Golfing in Vietnam

My wife and I went to Dalat to escape the stupefying heat of the coast. As the road switched rele...

Vietnam Robert Strauss

A Book of Rural Vietnam: Country Life in the Red River Delta

Most visitors to Vietnam spend time in Hanoi, epicenter of the Red River Delta. Far fewer visitor...

Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

In Retrospect In Retrospect

A review of In Retrospect by Robert S. McNamara, who was secretary of defense during part of the ...

Vietnam Kenneth Champeon

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May 2000,Quang Tri near the DMZ. One of the saddest days of my life. A young man laying a wreath ...

Vietnam James Murtaugh

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A View From the Rex

Twenty years ago the rooftop bar at the Rex Hotel, then the American Bachelor Officer's Quarters,...

Vietnam Sarah Tilton

Turtle Mountain Island, located 10 kilometers off the coast of Toucheng in Yilan County, Taiwan, looks like a turtle floating in the sea, hence its name. The island has high cliffs, steaming fumaroles, welling underwater hot springs, mountain peaks, sea-eroded caves, a lake, and unique cliff vegetation, as well as a rich marine ecology. Since the Ching Dynasty, Turtle Mountain Island has been famous for its runrises. The best place to watch this spectacular sunrise is from Toucheng Beach or the mouth of the Lanyang River, between April and September.

Photo of the Day Archive for October 2006

Photo of the Day Archive for October 2006

Vietnam Albert Wen

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Review of Nam, a collection of first-hand accounts of the Vietnam War by some of its American vet...

Vietnam Kenneth Champeon

Burning Incense Video: Artistry of Vietnamese Art

Independently produced documentaries have a long and distinguished history, and like most videos ...

Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

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Coming into Sai Gon

July 2003 It was night as the 747 approached Tan Son Nhat airport in Sai Gon. I thought to look f...

Vietnam Malcolm Arthur

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Five Study Abroad Programs in Vietnam

When asked about Vietnam, most people will defer to their knowledge of the Vietnam War. But if yo...

Vietnam Dawn Stanton

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Good Things Do Come In Small Packages: Hue: Monuments of an Ancient Capital

We all know that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but if you'll be carrying that book thr...

Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

Ancestors: Detail of artwork by Le Thanh Minh, 1994, watercolor and ink.

A thin glaze of steely clouds frosts the sky. Leaves, like shriveled claws, scratch along the pav...

Vietnam Kim Fay

Recipe: Mang Tay Nau Cua - Asparagus and Crab Meat Soup

Serves 8 2 tablespoons peanut oil 1/2 cup finely chopped green onions 4 cloves garlic, crushed 1/...

Vietnam Habeeb Salloum

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