Sunday Market in Ha Giang
From Hanoi, the place called Ha Giang has always been talked about in my circles as a mysterious and pristine place. Rough, unaccustomed to foreign travelers, Ha Giang is a wondrous landscape with a sweeping, huge scale and its own tradition. More than 90% of the population in this northernmost “head” of Vietnam are ethnic minorities, living their lives as they always have in Vietnam, self sufficient and proud of their uniquely preserved tribal heritage. ...
 
Don’s Pho
It is no secret that the national dish of Vietnam is Pho. In Hanoi it is either Chicken or Beef Pho and the flavors are very subtle and savory in the North, whereas in the south you will find the Pho sweeter and spicier, with thinner broth. In Central Vietnam you can find fish Pho, again, spicier than the Hanoi variety. ...
 
Hanoi to Ha Giang
A large volume of adventures may be grasped within this little span of life, by him who interests his heart in everything. -Laurence Sterne   ...
 
Seeing Tam Dao from the Belvedere
After a busy week with too much work stress, we decided to take a weekend get away to Tam Dao (Vinh Phuc). It’s close enough to the city that it does not take a lot of time to get there and it’s far enough to give us a spell away from the daily routine. ...
 
Flora – The Patch Art
I fell in love with this shop right from its doorstep, on which is a tiled flower shape against the cement background. Located on the quiet Au Trieu alley, Flora is easily to pick out with its display window that resembles a girl’s little room with tables, chair and old sewing machine, looking out onto the street. ...
 
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