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Pho Hien Ancient Town is in Hung Yen City, Hung Yen Province, northern Vietnam. The town is on the eastern bank of the Red River, 50km southeast of Hanoi, 70km west of the East Vietnam Sea.

• Hung Yen Vietnam

Pho Minh Pagoda is in Tuc Mac Village, 4km north of Nam Dinh City and 94km south of Hanoi. The pagoda had been built when the Ly Dynasty was still ruling Vietnam, but was expanded in 1262 and later by the Tran Kings.

• Nam Dinh Vietnam
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Phong Nha - Ke Bang of Quang Ninh, Bo Trach and Minh Hoa Districts, Quang Binh Province was set aside as a national park in 2001.

• Quang Binh Vietnam
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Sapa Vietnam is inhabited by 7 ethnic groups including the Kinh (Viet), the Black H'mong, the Red Dzao, the Giay, the Tay, the Xa Pho and the Hoa. Cross-marriages are found in town, though not common. Each ethnic group of Sapa still sticks to their century-old traditions with some influence by the other neighbor ethnic groups.

• Lao Cai Vietnam
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• Sapa Vietnam

The Phu Dong Temple is in Phu Dong Village, Gia Lam District, Hanoi, Vietnam. The Temple was first built by King Hung Vuong VI, then rebuilt in the 11th Century A.D by King Ly Thai To, after he moved the capital city from Hoa Lu - Ninh Binh to Thang Long (Hanoi now). Phu Dong Temple is dedicated to  a Vietnamese National Hero - Saint Giong (Thanh Giong), who defeated the invaders and went back to heaven after the country was liberated.

• Hanoi Vietnam
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Phu Quy Island is located 100km southwest of Phan Thiet City, Binh Thuan Province. The island covers 16 square kilometers and ringed with pristine beaches. The island is not under impact of mass tourism yet.

• Binh Thuan Vietnam

Phu Tho Province is located to the west of Hanoi and is the gateway to the wild North-West of Vietnam.

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Phuoc Tich Village started its history in 1470 and the village is almost surrounded by the O Lau River which flows its way all the way from the northwest, west, south, east and northeaster of the village. This river is the natural border between Quang Tri Province to the north and Thua Thien Hue to the south.

• Hue Vietnam
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The Po Nagar Tower is the name of the main temple in a complex of  Cham towers on a knoll at the river-mouth of the Cai River,  2km north of Nha Trang City. Nowadays, the name Po Nagar is usually used to refer to the whole complex.

• Khanh Hoa Vietnam
• Nha Trang Vietnam
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Pu Luong Nature Reserve covers an area of 17,662 hectares in the districts of Quan Hoa and Ba Thuoc, Thanh Hoa Province. Pu Luong is 180km from Hanoi via Ho Chi Minh Road. and 160km via Hoa Binh City & Lung Van Valley, 50km from Mai Chau District of Hoa Binh Province and 130km north-west of Thanh Hoa Provincial Capital. 

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• Vietnam National Parks
• Trekking destinations in Vietnam
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Quan Ba is a district of Ha Giang Province to the far-north of Vietnam. The capital town of Quan Ba is Tam Son, 50km north of Ha Giang provincial capital. The land is part of the famed Dong Van Plateau which is listed to the Global Geoparks Network by the UNESCO. Quan Ba shares a border of 54km with China to the north and west.

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Quan Thanh Temple was built during the rein of King Ly Cong Uan – Ly Thai To (1010-1028) dedicated to a magician or a patron saint who helped the locals against the bad spirits who often haunted their life. The temple is in a leafy compound located to the southeast corner of the West Lake in Hanoi Vietnam.

• Hanoi Vietnam
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