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Friendship Village: a school campus in Hanoi (2)
augustus 15, 2016by latadmin
by Rens Bubberman This article responds an earlier article about the inclusion of people with disabilities in Hanoi. Previous article emphasized the (international)...
Friendship Village: a school campus in Hanoi (1)
augustus 10, 2016by latadmin
by Rens Bubberman Vietnam is a country with over 91 million inhabitants. Over 6.5 million of them live in Vietnams capital city of Hanoi. During the Vietnam War,...
Morning in the Mountains by Nguyen The Hung
maart 25, 2016by latadmin
Born and raised in Tuyen Quang Province in the north-eastern corner of Vietnam, much of Nguyen The Hung’s work is influenced by the cultures and traditions of the many...
Le Dac Trung’s paintings
januari 26, 2015by
Le Dac Trung's paintings are worthy of notice not only because they are the kind that can appease any art critic's discriminating taste, but because they are humbly...
Saigon Ink, Tattoo in Vietnam
april 26, 2014by latadmin
By: Diana van Oort After our report ‘Got Ink? Yogyakarta Tattoo Guide’ we present another story on tattoo life in South East Asia: Saigon Ink. Vietnam is not a...
Escape in Breakdance in Vietnam
april 17, 2014by
By: Diana van Oort Muscles are being stretched and flexed, head-spins and handstands practiced while the dancers are seizing each other up. The atmosphere is relaxed...
Heaven & Hell in Historic Hoi An
januari 22, 2014by
By: Simon Hare January is Indo-China month at Latitudes. Hoi An is a sensory feast. Its ancient streets and alleyways are lined with ornate dark-wood shop-houses of...
Cross-Cultural Couples: Edward and Chi
mei 22, 2013by
By: Diana van Oort Our family of mixed couples is growing bigger and bigger. The Latitudes Cross-Cultural Couples series is a testament to the intermingling of...