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    Lonely Planet - Vietnam
    from Lonely Planet Publications
    starring Lonely Planet

    Lonely Planet - Vietnam

     

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    Media: VHS Tape

    Buy from: United Kingdom


    Features:

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    • NTSC


    Customer Reviews:

    • Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

    • Bell balanced and entertaining
      This is vintage Lonely Planet. I show this every year to my World Geography students. You learn about the lingering difference between the north and south. Eastern cultures tend to drink and eat what we might term edgy foods and the like..you won't believe what Justin eats on this video, I should say what she drinks---major yuko! The seaside resort is spectacular, as long as you don't need electricity 24 hours a day. Her visit at a war memorial type place complete with tunnels used during the Vietnam war is... more info

    • Insightful and Humane Look at Present-day Vietnam
      The Lonely Planet travelogue series does it again with "Vietnam," giving us priceless glimpses into the lives and customs of people in present-day Vietnam. This program touches upon the war with the U.S. and its lingering effects, but does not dwell on that theme. Ironically, it shows the emergence of small-scale capitalism in both southern and northern parts of the country. One gets the impression of a very poor country still struggling to heal itself and forge its place in the world. The last few minutes... more info

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