![[Photos] Morning Over the Fish Markets and Salt Fields of Phan Rang](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Apr/24/PR/2s.jpg "[Photos] Morning Over the Fish Markets and Salt Fields of Phan Rang")
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The digital age is in full swing, and photography its loyal servant. The last century has seen the art form seamlessly transform several times, allowing itself to be reframed and repurposed time and time again.
Nestled in Van Long Nature Reserve and surrounded by spectacular mountains, Emeralda Resort Ninh Binh brings back traditional Vietnamese architecture and elements to meet the demand of looking for a sense of nostalgia through clusters and houses anciently designed with the brick roof, wood ceiling, and pottery floor.
Lac Duong, a township 12 kilometers north of central Da Lat, isn't exactly a place where one would expect to find some international comfort.
District 1’s Phan Ke Binh Street only spans two blocks, yet it contains an assortment of culinary gems. In an alley on the edge of Nguyen Dinh Chieu sits a handsome modernist villa that is now home to Fresh Catch, a new Mediterranean eatery that, as you’ve probably guessed, prides itself on offering the best seafood sourced from Vietnam’s coastal waters.
At 330,835 people, Vietnamese now constitute the third-largest group of foreign residents in Japan behind Chinese and South Koreans.
Tom Green’s antics are legendary.
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Who says schools have to be stodgy concrete blocks?
While the seasonal rains paused only long enough for mosquitos to breed in standing pools of water, in 2017, the East West Brewing team had to lug brewing equipment through the mud of Saigon.
![[Photos] On the Cusp of a Tourism Boom, a Pristine Sapa of the 1920s](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Apr/22/sapa-laocai/Sapa0s.jpg "[Photos] On the Cusp of a Tourism Boom, a Pristine Sapa of the 1920s")
![[Photos] A Child Wedding of Tay Ethnic Minority in Lao Cai in 1920s](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Apr/16/kiddiewedding/wedding2s.jpg "[Photos] A Child Wedding of Tay Ethnic Minority in Lao Cai in 1920s")
![[Photos] Vintage Tourism Posters Showcase Past Vietnam's Natural Landscapes](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Apr/8/vintage-posters/tourism0s.jpg "[Photos] Vintage Tourism Posters Showcase Past Vietnam's Natural Landscapes")
![[Video] Rare Newsreels From 1930 Show Harsh Realities of Life in Colonial Saigon](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Mar/27/1930s.png "[Video] Rare Newsreels From 1930 Show Harsh Realities of Life in Colonial Saigon")
![[Photos] The Small-Town Placidity of Hue in 1966](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Mar/25/hue-0s.jpg "[Photos] The Small-Town Placidity of Hue in 1966")
![[Photos] 16 Rare Images of 1900s Vietnam as Part of French Indochina](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Mar/11/gaston-donnet/1900sVietnam-0s.jpg "[Photos] 16 Rare Images of 1900s Vietnam as Part of French Indochina")
![[Photos] 13 Black-and-White Shots of Saigon in 1962](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Mar/4/Saigon-1962/Saigon-1962-0s.jpg "[Photos] 13 Black-and-White Shots of Saigon in 1962")
Local parks such as the Jardin d’Espagne and Jardin de la Ville, now Tao Dan Park, were a focal point of Saigon’s early urban development. But no green space carried such significance as the Jardin Botanique et Zoologique de Saïgon, the colonial moniker for Thao Cam Vien Sai Gon.
Located 2 kilometers from the city center and set in the temperate climate of the rural highlands of Central Vietnam, Ana Mandara Villas Dalat is a tranquil sanctuary comprising 17 elegant French colonial villas teeming with historical characters, initially constructed between the 1920's and 1930's, all hidden in the lush and redolent conifer parkland on the smoothly rolling hill.
My first-ever vegetarian dish, long before I followed a plant-based diet, was hủ tiếu chay, and since then it has been my go-to order when trying a new restaurant. Besides, you definitely cannot go wrong with a Vietnamese soup dish.
If your partner, child, or parent is facing a life-threatening emergency and can’t receive appropriate treatment in time, the medical implications can be devastating - even fatal.
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