Thursday, November 27, 2014

Have you ever seen this before ?

Have you ever seen this before ?
Do you know what is the name of that red one ?
I'll give you 1 Hanoi Beer for right answer.
Hanoi is still very hot today. Time to go home now 




Monday, November 24, 2014

I wish all the good luck and health to him.

Our guest is trying to practice some basic Vietnamese words with local people such as :
Hello ....What's your name ....Where are you from .....
They are so friendly and funny guys. And this is the sixth time Stephen comes back Vietnam. The first time was in 1994 and he said he will back Ho Chi MInh in February 2015 to join our New Year. oh, woa ...!
I wish all the good luck and health to him.
Thanks so much for coming our country again.





Sunday, November 23, 2014

Duong Lam – the ancient village need to be saved

When I visited DuongLam, the tour information guider said that it’s Ancient village – almost the village is the old houses. In fact, just only the center of the Mong Phu village is the traditional house, outside the center, the appeareance was changed like other villages in Vietnam. Its need using bike to go around the village to see all the sights, especially the Mausoleum which you have to go because on the way you go, it’s really nice.

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Duong Lam Ancient Village 1 Day

The ancient village of Duong Lam has been recognized as a national relic by the Ministry of Culture Sport and Tourism. The village has a history of about 1,200 years with many houses dating back up to 400 years. Two of Vietnam's kings, Phung Hung (?-800) and Ngo Quyen (896-944) were born in Duong Lam, giving the village its prestige. The village has been well-known for its surviving laterite brick houses, built three to four centuries ago. Laterite is red clay formed from weathered basalt found in northern Vietnam. Along with its historic value, Duong Lam, is an important place for scientists to study resident communities and ancient agriculture.