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Best sweet soups in Hoi An

Hoi An is famous not only for its delicious street food, such as Banh Mi (Vietnamese sandwich) or Com Ga (chicken rice) but also for various kinds of Che (sweet soups). Following are some of the delicious sweet soups you should not miss while visiting Hoi An.

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Ta Con Relic Site

Located in Tan Hop Commune, Huong Hoa District, Quang Tri Province, Ta Con Airport Relic is a demonstration of the Vietnamese people’s desire for unification of the country.

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Traveller: HCMC among new party destinations

Ho Chi Minh City was listed among the Top 10 new global party destinations by Traveller, an Australian travel website in July.

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Hanoi tops list of cheapest tourist cities

Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, has topped the list of cheapest global tourist destinations in 2012 summertime, according to the Trip Index recently announced by the world’s largest travel website ‘TripAdvisor.’

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Higher Pressure for Hanoi Hotels

Luxury hotels in Hanoi are forecast to be subject to fiercer competition in the coming time.

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Foreign visitors enjoy farming tour in Hoi An

Tourists to Hoi An ancient town, in the central Quang Nam province now have another option besides normal activities, which is to become a local farmer for one day.

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Intrepid travellers seek trekking adventures on karst plateau trip

Trekking routes across the karst plateau of Dong Van Town, situated in northeast Ha Giang Province, have become increasingly popular since being recognised as part of the Global Network of National Geoparks (GGN) in 2010.

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HCM City street food attracts more tourists

Tourists are not only attracted by famous landscapes, beauty spots or shopping centres but also by regional specialties and street food has long played an exciting role in different cuisines throughout the world.

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More foreign visitors flock to Danang during rainy season

The central city of Danang attracted 25,000 foreign visitors in September alone, up 25 percent against the same period last year, said the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism.

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Hanoi by pedal power

When I moved to Vietnam, everybody told me that I would need to get a motorbike. As I had never driven a motorbike – or, in fact, even sat on one! – I was extremely hesitant. I was pretty sure I wouldn’t have the necessary skill to ride in traffic with a nation of people who are practically born on Hondas.

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