Bac Ninh - Gallery

Gallery

  • Collecting cards depicting a story about a "Chinese" (actually Vietnamese) governor of "Bac-Ninh," who, while relaxing on a hill with his rabbits, is frightened by an approaching balloon carrying sailors

Coordinates: 21°11′N 106°03′E / 21.183°N 106.05°E / 21.183; 106.05


Districts of the Red River Delta Region
Bac Ninh province
  • Bac Ninh
  • Gia Binh
  • Luong Tai
  • Que Vo
  • Thuan Thanh
  • Tien Du
  • Tu Son
  • Yen Phong
Ha Nam province
  • Phu Ly
  • Binh Luc
  • Duy Tien
  • Kim Bang
  • Ly Nhan
  • Thanh Liem
Hai Duong province
  • Hai Duong
  • Binh Giang
  • Cam Giang
  • Chi Linh
  • Gia Loc
  • Kim Thanh
  • Thanh Ha
  • Thanh Mien
  • Nam Sach
  • Kinh Mon
Hung Yen province
  • Hung Yen
  • An Thi
  • Khoai Chau
  • Kim Dong
  • My Hao
  • Phu Cu
  • Tien Lu
  • Van Giang
  • Van Lam
  • Yen My
Nam Dinh province
  • Nam Dinh
  • Giao Thuy
  • Hai Hau
  • My Loc
  • Nam Truc
  • Nghia Hung
  • Truc Ninh
  • Vu Ban
  • Xuan Truong
  • Y Yen
Ninh Binh province
  • Ninh Binh
  • Tam Diep
  • Gia Vien
  • Hoa Lu
  • Kim Son
  • Nho Quan
  • Yen Khanh
  • Yen Mo
Thai Binh province
  • Thai Binh
  • Dong Hung
  • Hung Ha
  • Kien Xuong
  • Quynh Phu
  • Thai Thuy
  • Tien Hai
  • Vu Thu
Vinh Phuc Province
  • Vinh Yen
  • Binh Xuyen
  • Lap Thach
  • Phuc Yen
  • Song Lo
  • Tam Dao
  • Tam Duong
  • Vinh Tuong
  • Yen Lac


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