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Hanoi had many shops selling tombstone engravings. This was one of them. Wonder why I saw them only in Hanoi??
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I love travelling and so far I have been to a few countries. But I have not been wise enough and kept a travel diary. I missed out on recording and sharing so many experiences. Each place has it's own sounds, smells and looks. Each town, in each place is so unique. It occurred to me that the best thing is to keep a blog about my travels where I can write down my subjective impressions of a place as well as try and provide useful information about the place from personal experience. So here it is. Am beginning with my very first trip of 2009.
I also love photography and have recently taken it up a bit more seriously. My gallery is in constant progress so keep checking in time to time for new stuff... and new travels!
I also love photography and have recently taken it up a bit more seriously. My gallery is in constant progress so keep checking in time to time for new stuff... and new travels!
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Vietnam has many ethnicities and tribes. That could be a reason. Though communism would have assimilated all these.
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