Gia loc trang bang tay ninh
The place
Gia loc trang bang tay ninh (Vietnamese place name meaning "Trang Bang district, Tay Ninh province") in Tay Ninh province, Trang Bang/Cu Chi sector (southeastern Vietnam, near the Cambodian border, Vietnam), at 10 m altitude, Mekong-Vam Co delta. New Vietnam cluster appeared in batch 337. COUNTRY ANOMALY: Vietnam absent from the country database. Rural homestay (name = commune-district-province address, "refuge" categorization dubious per OSM), near Núi Bà Đen, 986 m, a symbolic extinct volcano known as Vietnam's "Black Mountain," and Trang Bang, famous for the "napalm girl" photo by Nick Út, June 8, 1972 (Kim Phúc Phan Thi, burned by US napalm bombs during the Vietnam War, survived).
The setting
Tay Ninh Trang Bang/Cu Chi southeastern Vietnam Cambodian border Vietnam 10 m Mekong-Vam Co delta, new cluster batch 337, homestay address dubious OSM, Núi Bà Đen 986 m Black Mountain, Trang Bang napalm girl Nick Út June 8 1972 Kim Phúc Phan Thi burned survived, ANOMALY Vietnam absent.
