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The World’s Best Dipping Sauces: Vietnam’s Fermented Fish Sauce Delights Taste Atlas

The culinary experts at Taste Atlas have unveiled their latest list, a mouth-watering guide to the world's 100 best dipping sauces. Among these global delights are Vietnam's iconic and much-loved fish sauce and its fermented counterpart, a true testament to the country's rich culinary heritage.

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Hai Phong Nightlife

Hai Phong nightlife might not be as active as Hanoi – only a few hours away by car. But if you explore a bit, especially around the Minh Khai District, you’ll find all sorts of choices. Bars, nightclubs, discos and karaoke joints are to be found while the live music scene here has become more and more common and quite active lately. This comes as something of a surprise considering Hai Phong is not a big party town. Though it’s true that most businesses close their doors early, there are a few places that stay open after midnight. Visitors just need to ask around and the best source is at your hotel tour or receptionist desk. They should be able to lead you to the nearest cool place for a fun night out. Alternatively see the following list for some recommendations.

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Vung Tau and Con Dao Island Shopping

Not only is it a tourist centre, Vung Tau also has the biggest offshore oil fields in Vietnam and its shopping choices reflect the town's cosmopolitan nature. Though it might not be the best place in Vietnam to shop for souvenirs, what the town has by way of shopping is quite interesting. 
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