Inaugural Moveable Feast, Hanoi 2013
Inaugural moveable feast - All the ingredients for an exceptional Hanoi evening. September 28, 2013 Chapi Tours in collaboration with Hanoi Cooking Centre, Chula Fashion, the Warehouse and Pots' n Pans Restaurant to organize a progressive dinner in town. First start with canape and cocktails at Chula Fashion, then the electric buggiest take diners to the Warehouse where our passengers indulged in entree. Main dinner was served in the roof terrace of the Hanoi Cooking Centre before heading to cill-out in style with sweet treats at Pots' N Pans Restaurant. The Inaugural Moveable Feast was closed with such joy and delight. We take privilege to be a part of this special moment, and indeed looking forward to the wonderment that we will have together. Please contact Chapi Tours at info@chapitours.com for booking and further information!
HA LONG BAY FAIL - WORST TRAVEL EXPERIENCE - TRAVEL WITH KIDS
We signed up for the Ha Long Bay cruise trip - it was over $100 USD for a private room, over night on a tourist cruise. I think I got too big for my britches to be honest - Vietnam was so much fun that I just figured, how could we go wrong? How bad could it be?
It was the worst trip we have ever taken together and I will never do it again. the only thing that came out of it that was useful was now I now why tourists are scared to travel with they kids - cause they think it's going to be this the whole time.
Lineups, bad food, culture vultures, isolation, no help, overcrowding, and child hating. All the stuff that we stay away from, it was all here people!
Save your money and buy a postcard instead. Or ball out and get a private boat. No in between.
What was the worst trip you ever took with a kid? tell me in the comments below.
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Joan Baez - El Rossyniol (Live In Barcelona - Nov 18, 1977)
The most accomplished interpretive folksinger of the 1960s, Joan Baez has influenced nearly every aspect of popular music in a career still going strong. Baez is possessed of a once-in-a-lifetime soprano, which, since the late '50s, she has put in the service of folk and pop music as well as a variety of political causes. Starting out in Boston, Baez first gained recognition at the 1959 Newport Folk Festival, then cut her debut album, Joan Baez (October 1960), for Vanguard Records. It was made up of 13 traditional songs, some of them children's ballads, given near-definitive treatment. A moderate success on release, the album took off after the breakthrough of Joan Baez, Vol. 2 (September 1961), and both albums became huge hits, as did Baez's third album, Joan Baez in Concert, Pt. 1 (September 1962). Each album went gold and stayed in the bestseller charts more than two years. From 1962 to 1964, Baez was the popular face of folk music, headlining festivals and concert tours and singing at political events, including the August 1963 March on Washington. During this period, she began to champion the work of folk songwriter Bob Dylan, and gradually her repertoire moved from traditional material toward the socially conscious work of the emerging generation of '60s artists like him. Her albums of this period were Joan Baez in Concert, Pt. 2 (November 1963) and Joan Baez 5 (October 1964), which contained her cover of Phil Ochs' There But for Fortune, a Top Ten hit in the U.K. Like other popular folk performers, Baez was affected by the changes in popular music wrought by the appearance of the Beatles in the U.S. in 1964 and Dylan's introduction of folk-rock in 1965, and she began to augment her simple acoustic guitar backing with other instruments, initially on Farewell, Angelina (October 1965). It was followed by a Christmas album, Noël (October 1966), and Joan (August 1967), albums on which she was accompanied by an orchestra conducted by Peter Schickele. Baez continued to experiment in the late '60s, releasing Baptism (June 1968), in which she recited poetry, and Any Day Now (December 1968), a double album of Dylan songs done with country backing, which went gold. In March 1968, Baez had married antiwar protest leader David Harris, who was imprisoned as a draft evader. Harris was a country music fan, and Baez's turn toward country, which continued on David's Album (June 1969) and One Day at a Time (March 1970), reflected his taste. Blessed Are... (August 1971) was a gold-selling double album that spawned a gold Top Ten hit in Baez's cover of the Band's The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down. It was followed by Carry It On (December 1971), the soundtrack to a documentary about Baez and Harris. Baez switched record label affiliation to A&M Records with Come from the Shadows (May 1972), which moved her in a more pop direction. Where Are You Now, My Son? (May 1973) included sounds taped during Baez's visit to Hanoi in December 1972. In the late '60s and early '70s, Baez moved toward pop/rock music and also began to write her own songs, culminating in the gold-selling Diamonds & Rust (April 1975), which was followed by the entirely self-written Gulf Winds (October 1976). Baez moved to the Portrait label of CBS Records with Blowin' Away (June 1977), but she left the label after Honest Lullaby (May 1979), and her next album, European Tour (1980), was released only outside the U.S. It was another seven years before she found an American record label, Gold Castle, for Recently (1987), which was followed by the live album Diamonds & Rust in the Bullring (January 1989) and Speaking of Dreams (October 1989). Baez moved to Virgin Records for Play Me Backwards (August 1992). In 1993, Vanguard released Rare, Live & Classic, a three-CD boxed set retrospective. Ring Them Bells, a live album on which Baez was joined by musical descendants like Mary Chapin Carpenter and Indigo Girls, came out on Guardian Records in 1995. Gone from Danger, her first studio album in five years, followed in 1997, and it was another six years before the release of Dark Chords on a Big Guitar in 2003. A November 2004 concert in New York was documented on the 2005 release Bowery Songs. Baez's 24th studio album, Day After Tomorrow, produced by Steve Earle, was released on September 9, 2008, by Bobolink/Razor & Tie, followed by Sing Me Home almost exactly a year later in 2009.. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi
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The ukulele on Halong Bay, VIetnam
Tauck Tours tour director Kit Loose is a man of many talents. Last Monday on a glorious day cruising Halong Bay, Kit grabbed his ukulele and burst into song. And a fine thing it was. Happily I was there to capture the moment.
VEGAN VIETNAMESE FOOD FAIL - CHAPIN FOOD WIN
After getting back from Vietnam, I was so excited to try to cook some of the amazing Vietnamese food we tried. We attempted to make one of my fav dishes - Vietnamese pancakes. And we did it vegan style for my friends.
You'll see in this video the fail that was Vietnamese pancakes.
Luckily, the next day we made up for it with incredible Chapin breakfast. The best in Guatemala!
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[Indochina Junk's Project] For A Green Halong Bay
For more information about Green Halong Bay, visit our website:
We took a day off from the busy schedule to clean Halong Bay as a part of “For a green Halong Bay” Campaign launched since 2007.
In 2011, we began to develop the “For a Green Halong Bay” program, for all 3 day and longer jump cruises. We organized responsible activities to support the local fishermen and protect the environment in Halong Bay and 5 dollars from every client’s cruise is contributed to support this meaningful program.
By choosing our responsible cruises, you will be a conscientious traveller with an opportunity to take part in one of our positive activities and earn the gratitude of the local people in the “For a Green Halong Bay” program.
To minimize the negative impacts to the environment and to improve the locals’ awareness to preserve Halong Bay Heritage for future generations, Indochina Junk appreciates your present and future support. We believe joining Indochina Junk’s responsible cruise is a better way to see Halong Bay and spread the benefits of tourism.
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Joan Baez - Kumbaya (Live In Barcelona - Nov 18, 1977)
The most accomplished interpretive folksinger of the 1960s, Joan Baez has influenced nearly every aspect of popular music in a career still going strong. Baez is possessed of a once-in-a-lifetime soprano, which, since the late '50s, she has put in the service of folk and pop music as well as a variety of political causes. Starting out in Boston, Baez first gained recognition at the 1959 Newport Folk Festival, then cut her debut album, Joan Baez (October 1960), for Vanguard Records. It was made up of 13 traditional songs, some of them children's ballads, given near-definitive treatment. A moderate success on release, the album took off after the breakthrough of Joan Baez, Vol. 2 (September 1961), and both albums became huge hits, as did Baez's third album, Joan Baez in Concert, Pt. 1 (September 1962). Each album went gold and stayed in the bestseller charts more than two years. From 1962 to 1964, Baez was the popular face of folk music, headlining festivals and concert tours and singing at political events, including the August 1963 March on Washington. During this period, she began to champion the work of folk songwriter Bob Dylan, and gradually her repertoire moved from traditional material toward the socially conscious work of the emerging generation of '60s artists like him. Her albums of this period were Joan Baez in Concert, Pt. 2 (November 1963) and Joan Baez 5 (October 1964), which contained her cover of Phil Ochs' There But for Fortune, a Top Ten hit in the U.K. Like other popular folk performers, Baez was affected by the changes in popular music wrought by the appearance of the Beatles in the U.S. in 1964 and Dylan's introduction of folk-rock in 1965, and she began to augment her simple acoustic guitar backing with other instruments, initially on Farewell, Angelina (October 1965). It was followed by a Christmas album, Noël (October 1966), and Joan (August 1967), albums on which she was accompanied by an orchestra conducted by Peter Schickele. Baez continued to experiment in the late '60s, releasing Baptism (June 1968), in which she recited poetry, and Any Day Now (December 1968), a double album of Dylan songs done with country backing, which went gold. In March 1968, Baez had married antiwar protest leader David Harris, who was imprisoned as a draft evader. Harris was a country music fan, and Baez's turn toward country, which continued on David's Album (June 1969) and One Day at a Time (March 1970), reflected his taste. Blessed Are... (August 1971) was a gold-selling double album that spawned a gold Top Ten hit in Baez's cover of the Band's The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down. It was followed by Carry It On (December 1971), the soundtrack to a documentary about Baez and Harris. Baez switched record label affiliation to A&M Records with Come from the Shadows (May 1972), which moved her in a more pop direction. Where Are You Now, My Son? (May 1973) included sounds taped during Baez's visit to Hanoi in December 1972. In the late '60s and early '70s, Baez moved toward pop/rock music and also began to write her own songs, culminating in the gold-selling Diamonds & Rust (April 1975), which was followed by the entirely self-written Gulf Winds (October 1976). Baez moved to the Portrait label of CBS Records with Blowin' Away (June 1977), but she left the label after Honest Lullaby (May 1979), and her next album, European Tour (1980), was released only outside the U.S. It was another seven years before she found an American record label, Gold Castle, for Recently (1987), which was followed by the live album Diamonds & Rust in the Bullring (January 1989) and Speaking of Dreams (October 1989). Baez moved to Virgin Records for Play Me Backwards (August 1992). In 1993, Vanguard released Rare, Live & Classic, a three-CD boxed set retrospective. Ring Them Bells, a live album on which Baez was joined by musical descendants like Mary Chapin Carpenter and Indigo Girls, came out on Guardian Records in 1995. Gone from Danger, her first studio album in five years, followed in 1997, and it was another six years before the release of Dark Chords on a Big Guitar in 2003. A November 2004 concert in New York was documented on the 2005 release Bowery Songs. Baez's 24th studio album, Day After Tomorrow, produced by Steve Earle, was released on September 9, 2008, by Bobolink/Razor & Tie, followed by Sing Me Home almost exactly a year later in 2009.. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi
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[Fly My VietNam 4] Festivals of The Bahnar - Bích Trâm FTU2
Now, let’s quickly look for a colorful sarong or loincloth, drink a bit Can wine, along with the red fire beside the Rong house, are you ready to dance?
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El mercado de Dong Ba en Huế (Vietnam)
Vídeo realizado por Aníbal Clemente e Inma Estévez para la Red Española de Historia y Arqueología desde el famoso mercado de Dong Ba, en la ciudad de Hué, Vietnam.
Uno de los lugares donde tomarle el pulso a esta ciudad es el bullicioso mercado de Dong Ba. Está ubicado al norte del río Perfume, justo en el extremos sureste de la Ciudadela Imperial.
Es famoso por sus sombreros cónicos que todo turista suele llevarse a casa como recuerdo de tan enriquecedora estancia.
En la parte lateral derecha del mercado hay un plazoleta con un buen aparcamiento y varios bares y restaurantes.
El interior del mercado es un laberinto de tiendas, se puede comprar de todo.
Los vendedores del Mercado de Dong Ba son expertos en el arte del regateo. También son muy persistentes.
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Sống Như Cây Rừng | Cùng Hà Nhân đi qua những dại khờ
Sống Như Cây Rừng
Tác giả: Hà Nhân
Sống như cây rừng là một trong bộ ba cuốn tập hợp những bài viết hay nhất được tuyển chọn trong gần 500 bài được viết suốt 8 năm của chuyên mục “Trò chuyện đầu tuần” trên báo Hoa Học Trò của tác giả Hà Nhân. Anh chính là nhà báo Lê Thanh Hà, phó Tổng biên tập báo HOA HỌC TRÒ, SINH VIÊN VIỆT NAM.
Bộ sách gồm 3 tập:
Tập 1: NGÀY TRONG SƯƠNG MÙ
Tập 2: BAY XUYÊN NHỮNG TẦNG MÂY
Tập 3: SỐNG NHƯ CÂY RỪNG
Bài viết trong 3 tập sách này là những dòng tâm sự, giãi bày, nhưng có khi lại là những vấn đề thời sự xảy ra trong cuộc sống nhưng được thể hiện dưới một góc suy tưởng khác nhau của tác giả. Qua lời văn nhẹ nhàng, tác giả chuyển tải bằng ngôn từ chân thành, tình cảm nhưng không kém phần thú vị, hài hước - một phong cách rất Hà Nhân. Dòng tâm sự, tâm tình này đã trở thành nguồn cảm hứng động viên các bạn trẻ ấp ủ giấc mơ, lên kế hoạch để từng bước hoàn thiện mình trong hiện tại và tích luỹ sức bật hướng tới tương lai.
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