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Siem-Reap or Siem Reap is a very well-known tourist city in Cambodia, with the Angkor archaeological complex, located 314 km north-northwest of Phnom Penh. This city has colonial and Chinese-style architecture, especially in the French Quarter and around the Old Market.
See AllLao-tseu, the Tao and the Taoist religion: before being a religion, Taoism is first and foremost a beautiful lesson in Eastern wisdom elaborated by a Chinese man named Lao-tseu, who lived in the 6th century BC. Tao Te King or Book of the Way and of Virtue is the Bible of Taoism
See AllVang Vieng is a small town in Laos located in Vientiane Province, between Luang Prabang and Vientiane, on the banks of the Nam Song (a tributary of the Nam Lik, itself a sub-tributary of the Mekong). It has approximately 25,000 inhabitants. It is considered the capital of natural beauty in Laos.
See AllThe Plain of Jars is a region in northern Laos located in Xieng Khouang province, notable for the presence of fields of imposing ancient stone jars, whose meaning and origin are not yet fully understood. It covers an area of approximately 1,000 KM2
See AllAccording to legend, the Two Trưng Ladies wore two-panel golden áo dài, with golden parasols, on elephant-back in battles. Afterwards, to honor them, Vietnamese women avoid wearing four-panel dresses instead of two.
See AllThe word Caodaism comes from Cao-Dài, the literal translation of which is: Supreme Palace. This double term is found in the most ancient Buddhist prayers. This indicates the main origin of this religion, which is primarily, as we will see, that of renovated Buddhism.
See AllConical hats are traditionally intended for women (feminine in general), carry their charming life, and possess many efficiencies in daily life use, and therefore the conical hat is chosen as the typical logo of VACANCES TOUR and they directly protect all its customers during their trip to Vietnam.
See AllLuang Prabang is a city in northern Laos, the current capital of Luang Prabang Province. Luang Prabang was formally the royal capital of Lan Xang (Kingdom of a Million Elephants) from the 14th century to 1946. The effective capital was Vientiane from 1563, then, after the separation of the Kingdom of Luang Prabang and the Kingdom of Vientiane in 1707, the title of capital of Lan Xang was disputed between the two cities.
See AllPhnom Penh (Khmer: Krong Phnom Penh) is the capital of Cambodia, located in the southern half of the country, at the confluence of the Tonlé Sap and Mekong rivers. One million five hundred thousand Phnompenhois live on the 290 km² territory of the Phnom Penh municipality.
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