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No Escape (Vietnam Travel Diary #15)
We were trapped in the basement. I had a bag over my head. Only one of us was free to move about while the other three were chained up. The heavy door to the dimly lit room burst open and we all faced against the wall. A menacing voice talked
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Can Tho: The Land of Plenty (Vietnam Diary #16)
A good 20% of the Vietnamese population live at the tip of the country in and around a network of rivers known as the Mekong Delta. Extremely fertile, the land has been intensively developed for agriculture, yields 24.8 million metric tons of rice annually, and is able to feed 300
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Crazy House (Vietnam Travel Diary #17)
At first, Da Lat in eastern Vietnam felt like Zululand with its rolling green hills. What was different were pointier huts all equipped with solar geysers, as well as a countless number of greenhouses. Da Lat is a high-tech agricultural powerhouse. An endless number of markets sell everything from fruit
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A Maze Balls Bar (Vietnam Travel Diary #18)
Da Lat was my personal highlight of Vietnam. It was such a wonderful mix of experiences – some quirky and bizarre, some tasty and artistically tasteful. Some final highlights were the Clay Tunnels, a mountain-top monastery, the Flower Garden, the Lumiere Café, and the 100 Roofs Bar. A long and
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Cham of Nha Trang (Vietnam Travel Diary #19)
I tried one of those self-service massage chairs at the bus station. I didn’t know what the settings meant, so I just inserted my Dong and hit play. It was awesome! The chair grabbed your legs tight, pressed your shoulders back, and let its balls go to work! I told
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