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    Da Lat, Lam Dong, VIetnam. This town was one of the most beautiful towns in South Vietnam. Up on the hill is Yersin University. The school was name after Alexandre Yersin, a French bacteriologist. Strangely he was the first one who brought rubber tree from Brazil to vietnam, making it one of the main raw products that Vietnam exports today. by: baohan Views[1221] Even though they are seeling the same street food, there is no sense of competition among these women. In the cold weather (compared to other parts of Vietnam), grilled jams are tourists' favorite food. It reminds people of a A man waiting for customers. Avocados were once unique fruit in Da Lat. That was the only place in Vietnam where you can find avocados. Nowadays, with the development of transportation, avocados are distributed all over the country and tourist are not coming to Da Lat for avocados anymore. by: baohan Views[353] Paper Art. A boy helping his father selling paper art during summer break. You can get them for 1 dollar each, while its almost 10 bucks here in America. The stand was right in front of the City Post Office, where tourists come by a lot. by: baohan Views[263] A woman peeling red bean in Da Lat market. Along with avocado, beans are once
     

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    Monday, 14 Jan 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I'm Baohan Phuc Nguyen- a biology student. I was born in the Nguyen family- the last royal family that ruled Vietnam. When I was born, the family's regime was long ended and the communist had taken the entire country. Wrongly charged with treason by ... Read more >
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