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Street Talk: West Lake

 Hanoi's West Lake from To Ngoc Van Street


At once a mark of modern, middle-class Hanoi and yet a sign of how far this city has to go, West Lake makes for a great place to take a stroll, relax among greenery, sip on a ca phe nau or perhaps even take in a pagoda (there are three of them). The lake road (Duong Ven Ho) goes most of the way around the perimeter, and development – coffee shops, oc sellers and newly built property – is coming with it, as are all the fishermen.

 

Last Updated on Saturday, 09 January 2010 13:47

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The Sausage King of Hanoi

The sausage king of Hanoi: Andreas Campioni


Four summers ago, Andreas Campioni was working for a marketing firm in the US. It was a decent way to apply the marketing degree he’d just earned from Ohio State University.

 

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Bridging the Gap

The Bridge

 

The changes to Long Bien and Gia Lam, and to the whole of Hanoi, are best exemplified by Long Bien Bridge.

 

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The Other Side

Under the bridge

 

The Red River begins in China’s Yunnan province and runs more than 1,000km down to the Gulf of Tonkin, splitting the city of Hanoi in half along its way.

 

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