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Protected Content Miss Saigon? Not if you can help it…

Date: 04/30/2007 Author: Steenie Harvey

Saigon is the crucible of born-again capitalism. Officially named Ho Chin Minh City, for many-including its seven million-plus inhabitants-Vietnam's most raffish and cosmopolitan metropolis will forever be Saigon.

It's a frenetic city on the make, but there's far more to it than wheeling and dealing. Once you get over the traffic anarchy and air pollution, it makes a pulsating start to any Vietnam adventure.

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Protected Content A dragon's flight over Hanoi and Ha Long Bay

Date: 03/31/2007 Author: Steenie Harvey

It's 6.30 a.m. in Hanoi, Vietnam's capital. For factory workers, market traders, and bleary-eyed travelers, a lie-in isn't an option. Not when what sounds like some seriously-aggrieved army general is barking out the local news over Luong Van Can Street's public address, Tannoy.

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Vietnam's Secret Plan Could Help You Get Rich

Date: 03/22/2007

Although I’ve no qualms about spilling this secret, other travel writers would probably keep word of it all to themselves.

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The "Don't Get Ripped Off" Guide to Vietnamese Gifts

Date: 03/11/2007

Deciding what to buy as a memento is mind-boggling. Vermilion-red bowls: $4. A black tray with silvered birds and willow trees: $10.

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Life as a VC Guerrilla

Date: 03/01/2007

We’re half expecting something to happen--but when it does, it still makes us jump. Up pops a skinny Vietcong guerrilla soldier from a leaf-camouflaged fox hole.

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Pedestrian's Guide to Surviving Hanoi

Date: 02/25/2007

A red light at traffic signals is merely a suggestion for drivers to stop, not an instruction to be obeyed. At least, that’s how things operate in Hanoi, Vietnam’s capital.

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Protected Content Eternal spring in the city of Dalat-where you can buy for $25,000 or rent for $150 a month

Date: 07/31/2006

A former French hill station, Vietnam's Dalat, with a population of 120,000, sits at an elevation of 4,920 feet and enjoys daily temperatures of 69° F to 78° F. There's little humidty and you don't need heating or cooling. If you seek eternal spring, this is it.

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