Vietnam Travel Legend

12/10/2013

Sau buổi làm việc đoàn đi tham quan thủ đô Bắc Kinh.

11/10/2013

Trưa 11/10, cờ rủ được kéo lên tại Quảng trường Ba Đình (Hà Nội), bắt đầu hai ngày Quốc tang Đại tướng Võ Nguyên Giáp. Dinh Thống Nhất, bến Nhà Rồng, chợ Bến Thành ở TP HCM cũng đã treo cờ tang.

17/09/2013

Most travelers to Vietnam inevitably start with either Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) or Hanoi. Truthfully, it would make more sense to start with a tiny village in the Vietnamese hinterland and then work your way up to a big city. Most of Vietnam is small, agrarian communities, after all. Unfortunately, the nature of international travel, with its reliance on jumbo jets and airports, makes such a modest start to Vietnam impossible. You cannot avoid spending time in Saigon and Hanoi and getting out to the countryside requires a bit more effort. The effort is well worth it, however, and you should make sure you spend at least some of your trip in a traditional Vietnamese village. If Saigon is the heart of Vietnam, and Hanoi the brain, then the villages are the cells that make up the rest of the national body.

When you head out into the Vietnamese countryside take along The Traditional Village in Vietnam for background information. This book from The Gioi Publishers of Hanoi is a detailed study of various aspects of the Vietnamese village by those who know it best: Vietnamese scholars. The basic premise of the book is that without a working knowledge of the Vietnamese village one can never understand the nation as a whole.

30/08/2013

that is the felling,

20/08/2013

Vietnam life

17/08/2013

nice morning on the hight moutains

17/08/2013

how beauty are they

17/08/2013

mua hoa cải

17/08/2013

vietnam

17/08/2013

16/08/2013

How to dance

16/08/2013

where do you go ? let share the life with the ethnic minorities people