With
its lush, tropical weather and mysterious but friendly
culture, Vietnam has become a great escape for travelers
from all over the world. Plus, there are many adventures
to choose from: relax on the warm beaches of Nha Trang,
trek through ancient remains in the imperial city Hue,
sample local dishes in downtown Hanoi, or even see remnants
of the Vietnam War at the museum in Ho Chi Minh City. |
DALAT
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A
FAVORITE IN VIETNAM
Sofitel
Dalat Palace
Vietnamese and French influences
enjoy a refined symbiotic bond in the hill town
of Dalat, located about 5,000 feet above sea level,
200 miles northeast of Ho Chi Minh City. |
HANOI
72
HOUR VACATIONS
En
Route to Heavenly Hanoi
Hanoi’s
appeal lies, above all, in the way the locals
approach life, where they eat, shop, read poetry,
practice tai chi, pray or play... Here's your
three-day plan to embrace Hanoi in all its old,
new, traditional, modern and quirky ways.
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HO
CHI MINH CITY
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BUSINESS
TRAVEL GUIDE
Ho
Chi Minh City
Looking
for spacious work stations? A chill lounge for a
gin & tonic? A game of golf? Find hotels, restaurants
and other important information for business travelers. |
HOT
IN HO CHI MINH
The
Caravelle Hotel
During the
Vietnam War, The Caravelle was home to the embassies
of Australia and New Zealand. Today, a new twenty-four-story
tower, classy interior upgrades and a hot bar
make it one of the top places to stay when in
town.
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BOOKS
& OTHER LINKS
(Updated:
05/31/06) |
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Official
Website of Vietnam National Administration of
Tourism 
