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Vietnam began around 5,000 years ago in the Red River Valley. It was taken over by France in 1890 and war began. The country gets its name from Nam Viet, a kingdom created by a Chinese lord in 207 BC. Vietnam has a long coastline and many rivers, including the Red River and Mekong River. The capital has changed between Saigon and Hanoi over time. Vietnam has two flags representing North and South Vietnam. The population is over 93 million and the government is a communist state. The main currency is the Vietnamese dong.
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The document provides information about Vietnam's history, culture, cuisine, tourism industry, and accommodations. It discusses:
1. Vietnam's history from French colonial rule to the present, including major events like independence, the Vietnam War, and economic reforms.
2. Key influences on Vietnamese cuisine from China and France, and popular dishes from different regions. Cuisine is an important part of Vietnamese culture and tourism.
3. Vietnam's developing tourism industry, which attracts visitors interested in history, culture, nature and adventure. Popular destinations include Ha Long Bay, war sites, and architectural landmarks from French rule.
4. The scale and distribution of Vietnam's accommodations, initially concentrated along coastal cities
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This document provides an overview of Vietnam, including its geography, climate, cities, food, dress, language, holidays, economy, sports, music, dance, history, and famous people. Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country with a tropical climate in the south and monsoonal climate in the north. The major cities are Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The Vietnamese diet centers around rice, noodles, seafood, and vegetables. Traditional dress includes the conical leaf hat and the white ao dai uniform worn by schoolgirls. Vietnamese is a tonal language with words having different meanings based on tone. The economy has improved since joining the WTO in 1997 after suffering during years of war.
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Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country that borders China, Laos, and Cambodia. It has a population of over 92 million people and a GDP per capita of $1,910. The official language is Vietnamese, and the capital and largest city is Hanoi. Some key facts about Vietnam include its celebration of Tet or Vietnamese New Year in January/February, the popularity of the Nguyen surname, and its involvement in the Vietnam War from 1955-1975. The main religion is Buddhism but other faiths like Christianity and indigenous beliefs are also practiced.
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The document provides a brief history of Vietnam from early kingdoms through French colonization and the Vietnam War. Some key points include:
- The earliest Vietnamese kingdoms date back to around 2,000 BC with the Hung Kings era. Subsequent kingdoms included Van Lang and Au Lac.
- From the 2nd century BC to the 10th century AD, Vietnam experienced Chinese domination under successive Chinese dynasties. There was also resistance such as the Trung Sisters' uprising in 40-43 AD.
- Independent Vietnamese dynasties then emerged such as the Dinh (968-980), Early Le (980-1009), Ly (1009-1225), and Tran (1225-1400
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Vietnam has a population of 83 million people, with Hanoi as the capital city and Ho Chi Minh City as the largest city. The main ethnic group is Kinh Vietnamese, and the primary religion is Buddhism. Pho, a beef or chicken noodle soup, is Vietnam's national food. Vietnamese weddings traditionally take place in autumn or winter and involve astrological consultations and gift-giving ceremonies. Funerals follow solemn traditions such as washing and dressing the body along with placing rice and coins in the mouth.
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3. Vietnam's developing tourism industry, which attracts visitors interested in history, culture, nature and adventure. Popular destinations include Ha Long Bay, war sites, and architectural landmarks from French rule.
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- From the 2nd century BC to the 10th century AD, Vietnam experienced Chinese domination under successive Chinese dynasties. There was also resistance such as the Trung Sisters' uprising in 40-43 AD.
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The document provides a summary of key tourist attractions in Vietnam. It discusses 10 top attractions including Nha Trang beach, the Cu Chi Tunnels, the Mekong Delta region, Sa Pa rice terraces, Phu Quoc island, Hoi An old town, Hoan Kiem Lake in Hanoi, Thien Mu Pagoda in Hue, and Ha Long Bay with its limestone islands. It also provides brief historical context and facts about Vietnam.
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- During World War 2, Japan occupied Vietnam which led the Vietnamese to declare independence, sparking the First Indochina War between the Viet Minh and French military from 1946-1954.
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This document is a travel guidebook for Vietnam that provides useful information for tourists. It includes an introduction letter, a map of Vietnam, facts and figures about the country, a brief history, and sections on renowned tourist sites, cultural events, tourism services, cuisine, and contact information. The guidebook aims to answer questions travelers may have and help them plan an amazing journey through Vietnam to discover its diverse landscapes, cultures, and people. It promotes Vietnam as a destination with timeless charm for those seeking cultural discoveries and new travel experiences.
Vietnam
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The document provides an overview of the Mekong River Delta region of Vietnam. It discusses the geography, demographics, climate, and economy of the region. It also briefly highlights some cultural aspects, including cuisine, society, clothing, festivals, and the traditional art of Don Ca Tai Tu. The Mekong River Delta is one of the largest deltas in Southeast Asia and an important economic region of Vietnam, known for its rice production and cultural diversity due to its ethnic groups.
2.cultural southeastasia
The document summarizes the history and cultures of mainland Southeast Asia. It describes how ancient migrations over thousands of years have shaped populations in the region. Major groups include the Khmers of Cambodia, Mons of Myanmar and Thailand, and Thai people of Thailand. European colonialism in the 1500s was followed by British and French rule until independence movements in the mid-1900s. Countries have diverse cultures but most practice Theravada Buddhism and have been influenced by ancient trade with India and China.
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Vietnam is divided into 8 parts that cover its introduction, history, geography, government, economy, religion, society & culture, and military. It provides background on Vietnam such as its capital Hanoi, population of over 96 million, and motto of "Independence - Freedom - Happiness." Key events in its history include periods of Chinese rule, French colonization, the Vietnam War, and reunification under communist rule. The economy has grown significantly since economic reforms in the 1980s. The majority of Vietnamese follow folk religion or Buddhism while Christianity makes up a smaller percentage. Family, festivals, cuisine, and tourism are important parts of Vietnamese culture.
Vietnamese Geography & History
This document provides an overview of Vietnam's geography, culture, and agriculture. It describes key geographical features like the Red River Delta and Mekong River Delta. It explains that Vietnam's history and culture have been driven by wet rice agriculture for over 3,000 years. The cultivation of rice in flooded paddies across the Red River and Mekong Deltas shaped Vietnamese society and still defines much of the country's rural way of life today.
Vietnam
The document summarizes the history of Vietnam and Thailand. It describes how Vietnam was conquered by China for over 1,000 years and later colonized by France, but emerged independent and stronger after various conflicts. Though influenced by China, Vietnam maintained its own identity and expanded south by conquering neighboring peoples. Similarly, Thailand was never colonized and established itself as the dominant power in Southeast Asia under the Ayutthaya Kingdom, despite threats from Burma. Key monarchs like Rama IV and V modernized Thailand in the 1800s to maintain independence from European colonialism.
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- 1. Vietnam, Ho Chi Min City Research By Alisa Tran 308
- 2. Vietnam began with the Red River Valley about 5,000 years ago. Historical facts 1890 France took over Vietnam. After that war began. 207 B.C A Chinese lord took charge and created kingdom called Nam Viet. That is how Vietnam gotten there name.
- 3. Geography Boats were used to transport goods. Many people would use it for fishing and selling produce also. Longitude/Latitude; 16 N/106 E Vietnam itself isn’t just a city. There are lots of attractions rivers and oceans you must visit! The Red River on the far North shares the Song 10 and Black River. Vietnam is actually shaped as a S. The main rivers are Mekong and Red MA. Also perfume.
- 4. More Geography As you could see in the picture Cambodia is one of Vietnam’s Bordering Country. Including Thailand they were also apart of Vietnam.
- 5. Saigon And Hanoi Saigon is known for a large population of people. In fact Saigon was once the capital of Vietnam until Hanoi took over.
- 6. The difference between the flags Since Vietnam is separated into South and North there are 2 flags. The one with the stripes belong to the South. And the one with the one star is for the North. The yellow represents the people of Vietnam. The red symbolizes the blood. And the five points on the star represents intellectuals, farmers, workers, traders and soldiers.
- 7. Fun fact; Did you know Vietnam’s population is 93,421,835.
- 8. Government The current head of the government is Troung tan Sang which is the President of Vietnam. The type of government in Vietnam is communist state.
- 9. Money $$ Vietnamese money is actually called Dong. For 0.47 cents in Vietnam it’s a dollar in America.
- 10. Buddhist is the major religion in Vietnam. You can find many Temples visiting Vietnam.
- 11. Climate (Weather) The weather in Vietnam is mainly rain and hot sunny days. Usually Vietnam isn’t able to have snow because it is too hot and it would melt or turn to rain.
- 12. Vietnam is known for there rice and seafood. Usually people would make money over crude oil and wooden products. But really the people that get the most money is the people selling the seafood and rice. Rice and seafood were most often eaten in Vietnam. Produces and famous products
- 13. Lunar New Years!! One traditional custom that Vietnamese celebrate is Lunar New Years or Tet. It is basically a Christmas for us Vietnamese people. On that day we celebrate our ancestors that was once a big help to our country. We would pray to our ancestors then celebrate by eating lots of food usually wrapped in these banana leafs. Then after that some would attend a ritual at Temple. Usually on Tet people like to dress in these traditional au yai or a dress.
- 14. Next time you visit Vietnam try exploring these 3 popular sites. The beautiful Island of Phu Quoc. Nha Trang Thien Mu Pagoda (Hue)