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World is going crazy 😢

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Do you still believe in BTC?

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Isnt it a magic?

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Bangkok is so beautiful city! 🥰

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Do you love coffee as much as I do?

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Guess where am I 😃

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Koh Rong is so magical place 🇰🇭

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If you think this is Fo bo, you are wrong. This is Bun bo hue.

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Hey, how are you there?

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Religion gonna save us

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Yet another sunny day in Nha Trang

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Stepping out of the airport in Ho Chi Minh City, I was instantly hit by the warm, humid air and the bustling energy of the city. The streets were alive with the sound of motorbikes, people, and honking horns. The vibrant colors, the smells of street food, and the sheer pace of life immediately overwhelmed and excited me. Vietnam greeted me with open arms, and I couldn’t wait to dive into the adventure that lay ahead in this dynamic and fascinating country.

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If I wont cast tomorrow, you can probably find me in some hospital in Nha Trang 😅😅😅

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I don't know any place but Nha Trang where you can drink latte from a coconut

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One of a reasons to live in Vietnam

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Nha Trang’s history is also tied to the French colonial period. In the late 19th century, French colonists recognized the potential of Nha Trang’s coastal beauty and began developing it as a resort town. Alexandre Yersin, the famous bacteriologist, made Nha Trang his home and established the Pasteur Institute here in 1895, contributing to medical advancements in Vietnam. Today, Yersin is honored throughout the city, showing how science and colonial history shaped Nha Trang’s development.

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Here’s an interesting historical fact about Nha Trang: The city was once an important part of the Champa Kingdom, known for its rich maritime trade. In the 17th century, Nha Trang became a key location in the Vietnamese empire's expansion. Over time, it evolved into a modern tourist hub, but its historical roots remain visible, especially in landmarks like the Po Nagar Cham Towers, preserving the legacy of the Cham people and their influence on the region’s history.

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Did you know Nha Trang is home to the ancient Po Nagar Cham Towers, built between the 7th and 12th centuries? These impressive temples were constructed by the Cham people to honor the goddess Po Nagar, a symbol of fertility and protector of the region. The towers stand as a reminder of Nha Trang’s deep cultural history and connection to the ancient Champa Kingdom. Visiting the site today offers a glimpse into the city’s rich past amidst its modern beachfront charm.

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