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Nam Dinh - On both sides of Van Chi temple (Van Loc village, old Xuan Phong commune, now Xuan Giang commune, Xuan Truong district) are famous for a pair of ancient longan trees that are green all year round.







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Nam Dinh - Giap Ba Temple (Nam Giang town, Nam Truc district) is a national historical and cultural relic with a peaceful and ancient beauty.
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Nam Dinh - Van Chang communal house national relic is a place of worship and gratitude of local people towards the Six Blacksmith Patriarchs.
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Nam Dinh - The hundred-year-old historic banyan tree is a place associated with the revolutionary struggle tradition of the Nam Dinh textile industry.
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The Prime Minister requested a general review, fight, and handle food safety crimes; publicize images of students' actual trays for parents to supervise.
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Phu Tho - More than 5km of DT. 306 section from the intersection with Van Quan - Song Lo road to Vinh Phu bridge in Song Lo commune has been heavily invested in renovation and upgrade.
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In just one day, October 17, Vietnamese audiences can choose between 4 different concerts held in the same city.
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At the age of 29, Nguyen Quang Hai entered the ASEAN Cup 2026 as the captain of the Vietnamese team and the aspiration to defend the regional championship.
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97 years ago, on August 14, 1929, in a small house in Thong Phong alley, near Ho Giam Lake (Hanoi), the first issue of Lao Dong Newspaper was born under the direction of comrade Nguyen Duc Canh. From that moment, a historical journey began. The journey of the revolutionary newspaper always accompanied the working class and working people, in every stage of the country's development.
Hà Vi |
Nam Dinh - Giap Ba Temple (Nam Giang town, Nam Truc district) is a national historical and cultural relic with a peaceful and ancient beauty.
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Nam Dinh - Van Chang communal house national relic is a place of worship and gratitude of local people towards the Six Blacksmith Patriarchs.
Hà Vi |
Nam Dinh - The hundred-year-old historic banyan tree is a place associated with the revolutionary struggle tradition of the Nam Dinh textile industry.

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