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Updated : 9:51 AM, 11/10/2009
Map of Vietnam made from 1,000 gold dragons
A map of Vietnam made from 1,000 gold dragons worth nearly VND1 billion will be displayed at “Quang Nam Culture-Tourism Week” in Hanoi at the end of November.
The map measures six metres in height and three metres in width and has the figure of a dragon looking to the East Sea.

Each province, city and island is marked by gold-plated dragons in different shapes and poses.

The artisan Ngoc Minh also plans to cast a statue of a rising dragon in pure gold, to be put on the map at the position of Hanoi capital city when the map is exhibited at the 1,000 anniversary of ThangLong-Hanoi next year.
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