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Please don't cheat Please guess only by looking at the photos.
If you guess it right, I'll send you a beautiful e-postcard
Fine lines: Only one guess per person.
Source: Con dao
Please guess only by looking at the photos.If you guess it right, I'll send you a beautiful e-postcard
Fine lines: Only one guess per person.
Source: Con dao
Isla Sorna?
I'll go out on a limb and say Thai binh, since that's the only beach I've been to in vietnam.
Da Nang or Nha Trang?
In Vietnam, there are many scences like that.
Your photo minght comes froms Nha Trang
Your photo minght comes froms Nha Trang
Nha Trang?
Vung Tau, Mui Ne, Nha Trang, Phu Quoc island?
Ha Tien?
Only the central areas have beaches like that
the water in the south if much darker
my guesses: Quang Nam, Dan Nang, VinPearl Resort Island
the water in the south if much darker
my guesses: Quang Nam, Dan Nang, VinPearl Resort Island
It's somewhere in Vietnam, near the ocean. 
QUOTE(daidai @ Mar 27 2008, 05:37 PM) [snapback]3597689[/snapback]
It's somewhere in Vietnam, near the ocean.
lang co, between hue and da nang?
beach down at Hai Van pass
It's Co^n Dda?o island...
It's Co^n Dda?o island...
QUOTE(Qkhanh @ Mar 27 2008, 03:32 PM) [snapback]3598665[/snapback]
beach down at Hai Van pass
The overlook from Hai Van pass looks very nice. Everyone did a good job... but VietYue's answer is the most correct.
Where is my beautiful card?
My guess based on the second picture showing ca^y du*o*ng.... "Ha`ng Du*o*ng Co^n Dda?o.... "
Well, forward that card to XigonCongchua for me!
Btw, what does Xigon stand for? (Xigon=Xa^'y Cung= Ta^y Co^'ng=Saigon ????)
My guess based on the second picture showing ca^y du*o*ng.... "Ha`ng Du*o*ng Co^n Dda?o.... "
Well, forward that card to XigonCongchua for me!
Btw, what does Xigon stand for? (Xigon=Xa^'y Cung= Ta^y Co^'ng=Saigon ????)
QUOTE(greenbelt @ Mar 27 2008, 05:20 PM) [snapback]3599193[/snapback]
The overlook from Hai Van pass looks very nice. Everyone did a good job... but VietYue's answer is the most correct.
That's correct about the vegetation. As for your card, please PM me your contact
Now, another guess. This one should be way too easy for some, but very difficult for others.
QUOTE(VietYue @ Mar 27 2008, 07:26 PM) [snapback]3599209[/snapback]
Where is my beautiful card?
My guess based on the second picture showing ca^y du*o*ng.... "Ha`ng Du*o*ng Co^n Dda?o.... "
My guess based on the second picture showing ca^y du*o*ng.... "Ha`ng Du*o*ng Co^n Dda?o.... "
Now, another guess. This one should be way too easy for some, but very difficult for others.
Well, look at the budhist temple name in Chinese characters "Tru'c La^m Ye^n Tu*?"
So, no need to say it out loud, I assume most of us know where it is right?
Btw, it can be hard if not being able to read Chinese characters. Lucky me, I can read many words but not writing them:(
FYI: the character on the grass below "Phuc" is "Ta^m" if someone wanna know what it is.
So, no need to say it out loud, I assume most of us know where it is right?
Btw, it can be hard if not being able to read Chinese characters. Lucky me, I can read many words but not writing them:(
FYI: the character on the grass below "Phuc" is "Ta^m" if someone wanna know what it is.
QUOTE(greenbelt @ Mar 27 2008, 06:30 PM) [snapback]3599444[/snapback]
That's correct about the vegetation. As for your card, please PM me your contact
Now, another guess. This one should be way too easy for some, but very difficult for others.
Now, another guess. This one should be way too easy for some, but very difficult for others.
xì gòn is just a slang for saigon
Your guess is correct again, VietYue.
This temple on one of the highest mountains is cool. "Buddhist history recounts (source)that, at the end of the 13th century, after defeating Mongol invaders, King Tran Nhan Tong abdicated the throne in favour of his son Tran Anh Tong and moved to Yen Tu to practise a religious life." (Comment: now that's what a truly great leader does, unlike those pretentious leaders, not unknown to Vietnam's recent and current history, who made or had followers who made their names and faces appear on national bank notes many years before their own death, and on city's avenues a mere couple of years after their death).
What does "Tru'c La^m Ye^n Tu*?" mean ? and Ta^m ?
This temple on one of the highest mountains is cool. "Buddhist history recounts (source)that, at the end of the 13th century, after defeating Mongol invaders, King Tran Nhan Tong abdicated the throne in favour of his son Tran Anh Tong and moved to Yen Tu to practise a religious life." (Comment: now that's what a truly great leader does, unlike those pretentious leaders, not unknown to Vietnam's recent and current history, who made or had followers who made their names and faces appear on national bank notes many years before their own death, and on city's avenues a mere couple of years after their death).
What does "Tru'c La^m Ye^n Tu*?" mean ? and Ta^m ?
QUOTE(VietYue @ Mar 27 2008, 10:40 PM) [snapback]3599597[/snapback]
Well, look at the budhist temple name in Chinese characters "Tru'c La^m Ye^n Tu*?"
FYI: the character on the grass below "Phuc" is "Ta^m" if someone wanna know what it is.
FYI: the character on the grass below "Phuc" is "Ta^m" if someone wanna know what it is.
Ok people, guessing this particular place is so easy But since you like those photos just as much as I do, please indulge me and enter your guess OK ? Ok.
(Note: If you're 100% sure of the place name, you can just enter the last letter of the place name if you will).
But since you like those photos just as much as I do, please indulge me and enter your guess OK ? Ok. (Note: If you're 100% sure of the place name, you can just enter the last letter of the place name if you will).
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