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PhuQuoc Travel Guide: Phu Quoc – Haven of pearls

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Wednesday, June 15, 2011. Phu Quoc – Haven of pearls. The Phu Quoc Pearl farm was established in 1998 under the Foreign Investment Law of Vietnam to cultivate South Sea Pearls for the local and international jewellery markets. The company Owner / Director Grant Johnston has 25 years' Pearl Diving and Aquaculture experience and has been the General Director of Phu Quoc Pearls in Vietnam since 1998. Posted by Vietnam the Hidden Charm. Labels: Phu Quoc pearl farm. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Phu Quo...

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Sapa Travel guide: Best Restaurants in Sapa

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Best Restaurants in Sapa. Address: P Cau May Town Centre. Phone: 020 387 1799. Hours: lunch and dinner. A stylish and atmospheric place, Delta Restaurant is renowned for its pizzas, which are the most authentic in town, though the pasta is pretty decent too. Wash it all down with a drop of Aussie red. Address: 27 P Cau May. Website : www.vietemotion.com. Phone: 020 387 2559. Price: meals 40,000-120,000d. Hours: breakfast, lunch and dinner. Address: Ð Thac Bac Thac Bac Area. Phone: 020 387 1766. This hote...

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Vietnam the Hidden Charm: Vietnam’s “Dark Cave” opens for tourists

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Vietnam’s “Dark Cave” opens for tourists. Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park has come to be well-known for the Phong Nha Cave and its natural beauty. Starting in June, the park’s management board launched a tour from the Chay River to Hang Toi (Dark Cave). Boat trips along Chay River. The tour is environmentally friendly, and offers visitors a chance to try out the local cuisine of Quang Binh Province. The stone peaks provide a lovely foil to the surrounding corn fields, making unique and picturesque scenery.

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Hanoi Travel Guide: Bat Trang ceramic village

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Check out the Latest Articles:. Bat Trang ceramic village. Posted by Vietnam the Hidden Charm. Bat Trang is an old, well established village in the Gia Lâm district of Hanoi. It is about 13 km from central Hanoi. It is famous for producing a unique style of ceramics called Bat Trang Porcelain. Bát Tràng is well known throughout Vietnam for its beautiful ceramics. Since 2002, Bat Trang artisans have promoted their co-operation in the Bat Trang Ceramics Association to boost production and marketing. Th...

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Sapa Travel guide: Ban Ho Village

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Ban Ho Village, Vietnamese Australian Tran Han expressed his excitement when he walked out of the Lavie Stream in the scenic village Ban Ho, more than 26 kilometers away from the famous resort town of Sapa. Han said swimming in the Lavie was one of many unforgettable memories of his trip to northern Vietnam earlier this year, as the water was fresh and clean in the stream which ran from rocks and hills where a few minority groups live. However, the village is also accessible by driving from Sapa tours.

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PhuQuoc Travel Guide: Family trip

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Wednesday, August 3, 2011. Is still in very early stages of developing family style entertainment, however there's still plenty to do on the island. We've suggested some of the top things to do with your family while visiting the island. Did you know that national park covers more than half the island? There are some family friendly walking tracks in the national park that provide lovely cool walking conditions, or just drive through the National Park for a look at the beauty of this natural environment.

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Vietnam Visa Guide: Vietnam VISA FAQs

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We have listed most frequently asked questions regarding visa on arrival, however, if you have any further questions, feel free to contact us! Surely you will get your right answers shortly. 1 Are there any exceptions with this type of visa? Note: If you plan to enter Vietnam by land or cruise, please visit a Vietnamese embassy to get your visa. 2How can I receive my visa approval letter? 3What is "approval letter"? Before issuing an approval letter, the Immigration Department will check your application...

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Vietnam Visa Guide: Mistake when applying for a visa arrival to Vietnam

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Mistake when applying for a visa arrival to Vietnam. Many people can take mistakes in applying for a visa arrival to vietnam:. We have listed here a few mistakes that travelers may usually make to help you avoid the same things when you apply for a visa on arrival to Vietnam. 2 - Visa on arrival at the border: Visa on arrival works for air travel only. So, if you do not enter Vietnam by air, just make sure you have the visa in advance. 4 - Arrival date: Many people think that the visa validity will start...

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Vietnam the Hidden Charm: April 2011

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Complex of Hue Monuments. Hue, the ancient capital of Vietnam, is a city with a long cultural heritage unparalleled anywhere else in the country. Hue is also an important center of Buddhism. The city and its surrounding area still contain dozens of pagodas constructed more than 300 years ago. The city is renowned for its traditional dishes and sophisticated handicrafts as well being the place where royal music is originated. Posted by Vietnam the Hidden Charm. Links to this post. Bach Ma National Park.

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Vietnam the Hidden Charm: Imposing beauty of Dray Nur waterfall

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Imposing beauty of Dray Nur waterfall. Sparkling Dray Nur waterfall in Dak Lak Province has a natural beauty that is shrouded in the mystique of legend. The 30-metre falls, which are also known as Cai or Vo (wife), originate from the Krong Ana River. The story is that, a long time ago, a man of Kuop Hamlet fell in love with a girl who lived on the other side of the Serepok River. Their love remained hidden from their parents until they were inseparable. Water still flows down the falls in small streams, ...