Tam Coc is one of the well-known Vietnam travel destinations situated near the city Ninh Bihn of northern Vietnam. Tam Coc, which literally means three caves, is one among the best 21 tourist destinations of Vietnam. The area is situated in the Red River Delta, where half of it is a plain and the other [...]
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Tam Coc is one of the well-known Vietnam travel destinations situated near the city Ninh Bihn of northern Vietnam. Tam Coc, which literally means thre
Posted by admin on January 30th, 2010
Spectacular limestone caves rediscovered in Quang Binh – Vietnam
Posted by admin on January 2nd, 2010
But all they did was admire the stalactites near the entrance. They did not explore it any further. Several years later, he began to fish in the streams in the forest nearby, and had more opportunities to explore the area and the cave. Using simple nets, a flashlight and an inner tube as a buoy, [...]
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No Comments »New to ‘nam? Explore Ha Long Bay
Posted by admin on December 6th, 2009
Ha Long Bay in Vietnam is a must see for those travelling to Hanoi. Popularised in the films “Indochine” and the James Bond movie “Tomorrow Never Dies”, the scenes of the bay and its limestone masses pointing towards the sky have found a way into many travellers’ minds and inspired many to make the long [...]
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