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Citizens of Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland are exempt from entry visas for a maximum stay of 15 days, according to a decision recently passed by Vietnam’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Zoologist Ha Dinh Duc, one of Hanoi's best-known characters and world famous in his field for tracking the huge turtle living in the center of Vietnam's capital, is retiring soon.
But he is not giving up his quest for recognition of the turtle as a unique species after 15 years of following its movements in the murky green water.
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 Workers of HCM City's Dam Sen Park have completed packing a special two-tonne square sticky rice cake (banh chung) and a one-tonne glutinous rice cake (banh day) for the Hung Temples Festival, which opened in Viet Tri city, northern Phu Tho province, on Thursday.
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 UNESCO-assisted project to preserve nha nhac (royal court music) in Vietnam was signed in central Thua Thien-Hue province on Monday.
The signing was made by the Vietnam UNESCO Committee .....
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National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines’ hope to overturn an Italian court’s verdict, which might cost the company 5.2 million euros in damages, has grown after the court’s decision to accept its appeal.
The Roman Court has accepted an appeal by the carrier, and a new trial is scheduled for January, 2006, Nguyen Xuan Hien, Vietnam .....
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The opening of peach and apricot blossoms signifies the arrival of Tet all over Vietnam. Though it lasts only several days, Tet always leaves behind a nostalgia and inexplicable feeling in the heart of every Vietnamese. Tet seems to add more national traditional identity to the humanity in each person.
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