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Hanoi is the last stop on a 16-day journey ... pose for photos with the city lights as a backdrop. The bridge leads to the Ngoc Son Temple (Temple of the Jade Mountain), which sits in the middle ...

Hanoi, Vietnam’s capital ... where locals gather for morning tai chi, and the red Huc Bridge leads to Ngoc Son Temple—is that a dragon in the water, or just another legend pulling you under?

HANOI, Vietnam – I sidled up to the stranger ... artists painting portraits and vendors selling fruit. The scenic Ngoc Son Temple (“Temple of the Jade Mountain”) is located on a small island in the ...

With wide boulevards and a lake, the French Quarter provides a little more breathing space than the Old Quarter.View on euronews ...

Hanoi confirms May 19 as the groundbreaking date for Tu Lien Bridge, while expediting plans for Tran Hung Dao and Ngoc Hoi bridges to enhance urban connectivity. Architectural rendering of Tu Lien ...

Vietnam has been home to numerous civilisations. This former French colony has breathtaking scenery and smiling people ...

Ahmedabad: A disturbing incident has recently emerged from Ahmedabad’s Kubernagar, where a temple priest allegedly died by suicide on the premises of the holy place. Through a video message, the ...

Hanoi's Old Quarter on a rickshaw After ... As dusk set in, I reached Hoan Kiem Lake, where the iconic red Huc Bridge led to the serene Ngoc Son Temple, a perfect end to the evening.

We will discover the traditional houses of Hoy An, its commercial port and handicraft shops, not forgetting the ‘Bridge of the Hands of God’. In Hanoi we will visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the ...

With its bold blend of spices and sesame, this rice dish is deeply rooted in South Indian temple culture. More than a meal, it is a soulful experience, believed to carry the blessings of the divine.