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13th-century cemetary to be open to public

Tuesday, June 19th, 2007 Posted in Tourism, Vietnam | 1 Comment »

17 June 06 (Viet Nam News) - A hidden complex of tombs from the Tran-Le Dynasty in the 13th century will be open to public in a bid to develop ... Read more..

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