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Lee Starnes is a commercial and editorial photographer based in Ho Chi Minh City.
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Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.
Roundups
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.
Roundups
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.
Roundups
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.
Roundups
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.
Roundups
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.
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Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.
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Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.
![[Photos] Urbanist Travel Getaways: Pastoral Scenes of Pindaya, Myanmar](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/legacy/IX2yV5tb.jpg)
Travel
Myanmar is no longer the secret of Southeast Asia. With tourist numbers increasing, its dusty country roads, seemingly endless parades of monks and crumbling colonial architecture are now officially a draw to everyone from luxury travelers to the backpacker set .
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Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.
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Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.
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Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.
Travel
“I always liked side-paths, little dark back-alleys behind the main road,” Dostoyevsky writes in his 1879 novel, The Brothers Karamazov . “There one finds adventures and surprises, and precious metal in the dirt.”
![[Photos] The Rugged Beauty of Indonesia's Komodo National Park](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/legacy/bYCLhoSb.jpg)
Travel
Most people think of dragons when they hear about Komodo. While the world's largest lizards are one reason to journey to this remote corner of the world, the rugged vistas and incredible biodiversity, both above and below the sea, are more than enough reason to visit in their own right.
Saigon
City officials insist that underground expansions are necessary because the city is developing its metro network.
Saigon
Will Saigon’s notorious “ghost tower” escape its doomed destiny?
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Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ US-Vietnamese tie up to develop $50-million recycling facility [DTI] ▪ Ho Chi Minh City to spend over $100 million raising public sector pay in 2018 [VnExpress]
Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ HCMC authorities make efforts to revitalize canals [SGGP] ▪ Vietnam in Top 10 destinations for Americans aged 55+ [DTI]
Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ Why Vietnam football fans celebrate Asian Cup semi like a World Cup win [Tuoi Tre] ▪ Huge foreign-invested real estate projects remain on paper [VietnamNet]
Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ Vietnam’s peacekeeping force plans 70-strong hospital in South Sudan [VnExpress] ▪ Vietnam's 2017 credit growth at 18.17 pct - Ministry of Finance [Reuters]
Vietnam
Train enthusiasts, rejoice!
Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ Visitors crowd Phu Quoc Walking Street on opening day [Tuoi Tre] ▪ Toyota stops sponsoring Vietnam’s top-flight football league [Tuoi Tre]
Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ HCM City’s e-motorbike rental service raises concerns [DTI] ▪ New tropical storm appears in offshore Philippines [SGGP]
Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ Remains of Vietnamese kidnap victim return to Vietnam [Inquirer] ▪ Mu Cang Chai among world's 19 most beautiful mountains [VietnamNet]
