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December 9th 2010
Published: December 28th 2010
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1 Ba Na Hill station, central Vietnam. You travel in this pod up the most amazing mountainscape to the top where the temperature drops beyond belief. The view from the pod is breathtaking.1 Ba Na Hill station, central Vietnam. You travel in this pod up the most amazing mountainscape to the top where the temperature drops beyond belief. The view from the pod is breathtaking.
1 Ba Na Hill station, central Vietnam. You travel in this pod up the most amazing mountainscape to the top where the temperature drops beyond belief. The view from the pod is breathtaking.
2 Founded in 1919, the French used this Hill Station as an escape from the heat and until WWII were carried up the last 20km of rough mountain road by sedan chair.2 Founded in 1919, the French used this Hill Station as an escape from the heat and until WWII were carried up the last 20km of rough mountain road by sedan chair.
2 Founded in 1919, the French used this Hill Station as an escape from the heat and until WWII were carried up the last 20km of rough mountain road by sedan chair.
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