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Disability. A Vietnam Story.

Danang, Jan.2002. Vietnam has become a nation of salesmen of all kinds. Sometimes a person will t...

Vietnam James Murtaugh

Frances Fitzgerald's Fire in the Lake

Apocalypse Now and Again

Review of Frances Fitzgerald's "Fire in the Lake: The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam", B...

Vietnam Kenneth Champeon

A peaceful island in the middle of Quan So Lake, My Duc.

Lost and Found in My Duc

Like a life-size replica of Ho Chi Minh, the old bearded gentleman tips his beret, then speaks in...

Vietnam Graham Simmons

Sapa Adventure

A Guide to Hiking and Trekking

Hiking and trekking - tips and tricks from a professional.

Vietnam Bobby King

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Hanoi's feather-boa bicycles

A fashion craze is taking over in Hanoi, capital of Vietnam, with youths turning their bicycles i...

Vietnam AFP/Frank Zeller

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War is Hell. Still.

A review of Denise Chong's The Girl in the Picture, about Vietnam war casualty Kim Phuc.

Vietnam Kenneth Champeon

Four Years Later

Four Years Later

I was in Khanh Hoa this summer after four years.The changes are pretty impressive in that time. T...

Vietnam Malcolm Arthur

A story told with photos.

Vietnam Global Directions Inc.

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A Pilgrimage to Phat Diem

Dedicated to men of letters, Hanoi's Ngoc Son Temple is among my favorite places to visit in ...

Vietnam Michael McKittrick

A trained masseurs giving an oil massage at a "ghat" (platform constructed on the river bank) in Varanasi. These masseurs ply their trade at "ghats" in religious places, where people throng to worship in the river, a custom that has been prevalent for centuries. These masseurs, it is believed, can cure all kinds of aches, pains and minor ailments.

Photo of the Day Archive for September 2005

Photo of the Day Archive for September 2005

Vietnam Albert Wen

Pho

A good bowl of Pho starts with good beef stock.

Vietnam Celeste Heiter

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From Both Sides Now

I am not sure if the Vietnamese people see me more as an American than a Vietnamese. When I was p...

Vietnam Global Directions Inc.

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Motorbike races, Vietnam style

Should you be walking around the streets of Vietnam's major cities late at night, don't be surpri...

Vietnam AFP/Le Thang Long

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Vietnam adventure travel: Pu Luong Nature Reserve

Pu Luong proposed nature reserve is located in Quan Hoa and Ba Thuoc districts, in north-western ...

Vietnam Bobby King

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Postcards and Stamps!

Ho Chi Minh City. My first day back in Vietnam after more than thirty years. A bus takes us to ou...

Vietnam James Murtaugh

The Dau Pagoda, in Thuan Thanh, Ha Bac province, Vietnam, is situated along the river Dau. The market outside the pagoda is especially busy on festival days.

Photo of the Day Archive for July 2004

Photo of the Day Archive for July 2004

Vietnam Albert Wen

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A Guide to the Guidebooks

A trip to Vietnam requires all sorts of preparation from visas to airline tickets. One of the mos...

Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

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A Passport-sized Value: Lonely Planet's Vietnamese Phrasebook

One of the truisms of travel is that no matter how many languages you speak, eventually you'll en...

Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

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Vietnam on the Web

Our selection of links to web sites on Vietnam...

Vietnam ThingsAsian

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The Water Buffalo!

Like the Vietnamese hat worn in the countryside the Water Buffalo is a symbol of Vietnam. He plow...

Vietnam James Murtaugh

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