West Lake (Hanoi)

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West Lake (

History

West Lake was created from a curved part of

As Hanoi's largest lake, located right in the center of Hanoi, West Lake is abundant with gardens, hotels, restaurants and other entertainment centers. For this reason, real estate prices near West Lake are staggering,[1] and the surrounding quarters are often full of many imposingly large edifices occupied by wealthy Vietnamese people and expatriates.

References

• Agar, Charles (2006). Frommer's Vietnam. John Wiley and Sons.
  ISBN 0-7645-9676-4
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