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Phu Quoc Island

Submitted :   Mon, Oct 20 2008, 21:24

Location: Phu Quoc Island lies in the Gulf of Thailand, Kien Giang Province, 45 km from Ha Tien and 15 km south of the coast of Cambodia. Characteristic: Phu Quoc, the largest island in Vietnam, is also part of an archipelago consisting of 22 islan... http://visitvietnamnow.com/blog/?p=115

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Activities in Vietnam

Submitted :   Mon, Oct 20 2008, 01:21

It you are looking for action, Vietnam can increasingly deliver. Biking and hiking are taking, off up and down the country, while offshore there is kayaking and surfing above the water and diving and snorkelling beneath. If it all sounds like too muc... http://visitvietnamnow.com/blog/?p=114

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Business hours in Vietnam

Submitted :   Mon, Oct 20 2008, 01:20

Vietnamese people rise early and consider sleeping in to be a sure indication of illness.   Offices, museums and many shops open between 7am and 8am and close between 4pm and 5pm. Post offices keep longer hours and are generally open from 6.30am ... http://visitvietnamnow.com/blog/?p=113

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Vietnam Dangers and annoyances

Submitted :   Mon, Oct 20 2008, 01:18

Just as you're about to dig into the scrumptious Vietnamese meal you've ordered, you feel a tug on your shirt sleeve. This latest "annoyance” is a bony, eight-year-old boy holding his three-year-old sister in his arms. The little girl has a distended... http://visitvietnamnow.com/blog/?p=112

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Accommodation in Vietnam

Submitted :   Sun, Oct 19 2008, 21:29

Vietnam has something for everyone - from the fleapit to the five star - and we cover them all. Most hotels in Vietnam quote prices in a mix of Vietnamese dong and US dollars. In the provinces the lower dong price is usually reserved for locals, whil... http://visitvietnamnow.com/blog/?p=111

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Festivals and Events in Vietnam

Submitted :   Sun, Oct 19 2008, 21:27

Major religious festivals in Vietnam have lunar dates; check against any Vietnamese calendar for the Gregorian dates. If you know when Tet kicks off, simply count from there.   Special prayers are held at Vietnamese and Chinese pagodas when the moon... http://visitvietnamnow.com/blog/?p=110

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Vietnamese food and drink

Submitted :   Sun, Oct 19 2008, 21:25

Vietnamese cuisine has become a favourite throughout the Western world and a journey through Vietnam is a gastronomic treat. One of the delights of visiting Vietnam is the cuisine, and there are said to be about 500 traditional dishes. Eating is s... http://visitvietnamnow.com/blog/?p=109

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Money exchange in Vietnam

Submitted :   Sun, Oct 19 2008, 21:22

The first currency of Vietnam is the dong, which is abbreviated to “đ”. Banknotes come in denominations of 200d, 500d, 1000d, 2000d, 5000d, 10,000d, 20,000d, 50,000d and 100,000d, 500,000d. Now that Ho Chi Minh has been canonised (against his wishe... http://visitvietnamnow.com/blog/?p=108

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Maps in Vietnam

Submitted :   Sun, Oct 19 2008, 21:21

Most bookshops in Vietnam stock a good range of maps. A must for its detailed road maps of every province is the Viet Nam Administrative Atlas, published by Ban Do. It is perfect for cyclists or motorbikers looking for roads less travelled and costs ... http://visitvietnamnow.com/blog/?p=107

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Holidays in Vietnam

Submitted :   Sun, Oct 19 2008, 21:20

Politics affects everything, including public holidays. After a 15-year lapse, religious holidays were re-established in 1990. The following are public holidays in Vietnam: - New Year's Day (Tet Duong Lich) 1 January - Anniversary of the Fou... http://visitvietnamnow.com/blog/?p=106

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