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| Page Views: 1,361 Last Visit to Hanoi: January, 2004 | Ngoc Son, the Temple at Ho An Kiem Lake by bpacker - last update: Jan 5, 2006 |
The beautiful red bridge on Ho An Kiem. This Japanese looking bridge reminds of the green beauty I saw in Giverny, France. |
|  | Two parrots grace the alter in Ngoc Son. We were taken by the colour and the red and golden hues of the interior. |
|  | A red coloured stallion looks strangely like Cyclops in the temple. |
|  | Ngoc Son Temple is still used for worship. A lady kneels to the Gods and asks for her wishes to be fulfilled. |
|  | A forlorn boat rests by the side of the mirror-like Ho An Kiem lake. |
|  | Masks and gongs, souvenir shop in temple. |
|  | Hubby's granddaddy is a chinese chess master from Zhejiang, China so naturally, he is drawn to the game as well! Here he is checking out the other chess masters in Hanoi. |
|  | Hubby and myself, obligatory couple shot by the famous red bridge. |
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garridogal Sat Oct 10, 2009 03:04 UTC That is a gorgeous opening photo! | brachtel Sun Jul 5, 2009 14:09 UTC The dish costs 100.000 dong today. So it is definitely a lot cheaper than mentioned in this article. | pchamlis Thu Jan 29, 2009 01:24 UTC What an interesting and fun page, Glen. I had a blast looking it all over. I think Vietnam is a place we want to go someday. | nibiru Wed Dec 3, 2008 11:02 UTC Hi, Traveling in all south east asia, i found only one real italian icecream shop in Hua Hin, Thailand. I never lose this address : http://www.thailand-world.com/Coffee-Da-Vinci-Icecream-Shop.html |
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