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Cross the gorge on a rustic bamboo suspension bridge and you enter a wholly different architectural world. The lacquer-red Vietnamese pavilion, sheltered by a grove of palms and bamboo, is a compact statement of the luxurious style of imperial Tonkin, fretted everywhere<\/p>\n

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