Until the end of 19th century, mandarins were carried in hammocks, officials rode in palanquins, horses were only used by postmen, and most common people were only able to travel by foot. I have read an article of Do Hung who traces the history of public transport in Vietnam?Saigon-Colon was the first urban area to take [...]
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The History of Public Transport in Vietnam
Posted by admin on October 20th, 2009
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No Comments »Lotussia Travel has just launched a new trekking tour package to Sapa, Vietnam
Posted by admin on October 15th, 2009
Lotussia Travel has just launched a new trekking tour package to Sapa, Vietnam. This is an ideal option for people who want to experience the local life of the hill tribe ethnic minorities in the Northern area of Vietnam.Sapa is a small town that has been a gathering spot for many local hilltribes for nearly [...]