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Saigon Centre

Saigon Centre

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Ho Chi Minh City is an ideal starting point for any tour of Vietnam.

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Mekong Delta

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The Mekong Delta is the southern rice bowl of Vietnam. The Mekong River, one of the famous river of the world, is known to the Vietnamese as Song Cuu Long (River of the Nine Dragons). The Mekong originates high in the Tibetan plateau, flowing through China, between Myanmar (Burma) and Laos, along the Lao-Thai border and through Cambodia and Vietnam. The Mekong splits into two main branches in Phnom Penh, the lower river cross Chau Doc, Long Xuen and Can Tho and flows to the sea, the upper river splits into several branches at Vinh Long and empties into the sea at six points. more..

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Vung Tau

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Vung Tau is a beach resort on the South China Sea and the closet beach to Ho Chi Minh City. It is also the home of the rapidly expanding petroleum exploration industry in Vietnam but this has not spoiled the beauty of the port town and beaches. Many Saigonese make day trips to the Vung Tau to lie on the beach or swim in the clear water. The port may be reached by fast hovercraft from Saigon or by highway. Closeby to Vung Tau are the deserted beaches of Long Hai.

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Cu Chi

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Cu Chi district is the centre of a network of 200 kilometres of underground tunnels used by resistance fighters during the war of liberation. The tunnels were built over a period of twenty-five years by Viet Minh in their fight against the French and repaired and extended by Viet Cong while they were fighting the South Vietnamese and American forces. The tunnels incorporated all the amenities required to sustain life underground including kitchens, hospitals, recreation areas and sleeping quarters. The site has a museum with many photographs and a documentary film describing more..

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Tay Ninh

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Tay Ninh is home to one of the largest and most unusual temples in Vietnam. The Cao Dai religion is a mixture of Christian, Buddhist, Islamic and European humanist elements. It has more than one million followers in Vietnam and the temple in Tay Ninh is the the centre. A visit to Tay Ninh is usually twinned with the Cu Chi tunnels excursion as both sites are close together. Tay Ninh is one hour to the west of Ho Chi Minh City.

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