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    The document discusses several popular destinations in Vietnam including Sapa, Hanoi, Halong Bay, Da Nang, Hue, Hoi An, Mui Ne, Phu Quoc, and Nha Trang. It also provides details about traditional Vietnamese clothing, particularly the Ao Dai worn by both men and women. The Ao Dai is a long silk tunic that differs for men and women in terms of length. Women also traditionally wear conical palm leaf hats called Non La.

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    The document discusses several popular destinations in Vietnam including Sapa, Hanoi, Halong Bay, Da Nang, Hue, Hoi An, Mui Ne, Phu Quoc, and Nha Trang. It also provides details about traditional Vietnamese clothing, particularly the Ao Dai worn by both men and women. The Ao Dai is a long silk tunic that differs for men and women in terms of length. Women also traditionally wear conical palm leaf hats called Non La.

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    The document discusses several popular destinations in Vietnam including Sapa, Hanoi, Halong Bay, Da Nang, Hue, Hoi An, Mui Ne, Phu Quoc, and Nha Trang. It also provides details about traditional Vietnamese clothing, particularly the Ao Dai worn by both men and women. The Ao Dai is a long silk tunic that differs for men and women in terms of length. Women also traditionally wear conical palm leaf hats called Non La.

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    Vietnam

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    Sapa

    Located in the far north of the country, Sapa is first on the list. One of
    the more spectacular places to see, Sapa is an absolute must visit
    destination. Surrounded by incredible beauty on all sides, the rice
    paddies of Sapa are world-famous, and are a vision that you will never
    forget.

    Hanoi
    Despite its war-torn history, Hanoi has emerged as one of the most
    bustling and interesting cities in all Asia. With a never-ending list
    of things to do in Hanoi this is a city which caters for all. This, along
    with the sheer friendliness of its people, makes Hanoi a must when
    choosing where to go in Vietnam. It was not only one of my favorite
    places to visit in Vietnam.

    Halong Bay
    Sailing around Halong Bay is like sailing through a land of dreams.
    Beautiful limestone karsts burst out of the water every which way that
    you look, making Halong Bay a paradise of our world. Make sure to
    add Halong Bay to your list when choosing where to go in Vietnam.

    Da Nang
    As with many of the places on this list, Da Nang is a destination that has
    a war-filled past. But, these days the seaside city is a thriving place, with
    lots to see and do. Sadly, when researching where to go in
    As with many of the places on this list, Da Nang is a destination that has
    a war-filled past. But, these days the seaside city is a thriving place, with
    lots to see and do. Sadly, when researching where to go in Vietnam,
    many people decide to only use Da Nang as a transit spot for visiting the
    Bà Nà hills to the west. In reality, there is a lot to do here, so give
    yourself some time!

    Hue
    This amazing walled citadel was once the seat of the ancient rulers of
    the Nguyen Dynasty. Today the gates are open for all to see the beauty
    of this ancient place.

    Situated about halfway between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh, Hue is a great
    place to rest when traveling through Vietnam. Heading either north or
    south, being located in the central strip of Vietnam, all roads pass close
    to Hue. Make sure to have your camera ready for this one as entering
    Hue is like being transported into the mists of time.

    Hoi An
    With over 2000 years of history, this little architectural wonder is one of
    the best places to visit in Vietnam. Famous for its riverside restaurants
    and beautifully colored unique buildings, Hoi An is a place that will
    steal your heart.

    Mui Ne
    Phu Quoc
    Nha Trang
    AO DAI
    Clothing is an important and integral part of any culture and is often
    overlooked when culture is being discussed. With such rich and
    diverse culture, one will find a unique clothing pattern in the
    traditional dress of Vietnam. With roughly sixty different ethnic
    groups, Vietnam has a vast variety of clothing styles, similar only in
    their affinity to bright, contradictory colors and vibrant patterns.

    The traditional Vietnamese dress for men is known as the Ao Dai. It


    is a long silk tunic with a conventional looking snug collar and is
    buttoned down on the left side. The male tunic falls to the knees and
    is generally worn with loose pants underneath.
    The Ao Dai, Vietnam's traditional dress, has a feminine version as
    well. Vastly similar to its masculine counterpart, the female Ao Dai
    has one striking difference - this silk tunic flows down to the ankles.
    The Ao Dai has two major varieties - a four-part variety, which
    consists of flaps in the front that women button up, and a five-part
    variety, which consist on an extra flap on the right to secure the Ao
    Dai.

    The women also wear traditional Vietnamese conical hats called Non
    La. These hats are made from the leaves of palm trees and are often
    wore as a fashion statement or used to write poetry on. The slanted
    hats protect you from both the sun and the rain. The origin of the
    Non La can be traced back to Hue and it is recommended that
    tourists buy these hats at the Hue Citadel.

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