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'''Tay Ninh''' is both the name of a province, and its capital, in the southernmost and western part of [[Vietnam]]. [[Cambodia]] forms its northern ''and'' western borders, while [[Long An Province]] is its southern border. To the east are [[Binh Phuoc Province]], [[Binh Duong Province]], and [[Ho Chi Minh city]]. | '''Tay Ninh''' is both the name of a province, and its capital, in the southernmost and western part of [[Vietnam]]. [[Cambodia]] forms its northern ''and'' western borders, while [[Long An Province]] is its southern border. To the east are [[Binh Phuoc Province]], [[Binh Duong Province]], and [[Ho Chi Minh city]]. | ||
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The main [[Cao Dai]] temple is in Tay Ninh. | The main [[Cao Dai]] temple is in Tay Ninh. | ||
Two of the first major "search and destroy" sweeps of the [[Vietnam War]], [[Operation ATTLEBORO]] and [[Operation JUNCTION CITY]], took place in the province. | |||
Latest revision as of 19:05, 31 January 2009
Tay Ninh is both the name of a province, and its capital, in the southernmost and western part of Vietnam. Cambodia forms its northern and western borders, while Long An Province is its southern border. To the east are Binh Phuoc Province, Binh Duong Province, and Ho Chi Minh city.
It is:
- 64 kilometres from Cu Chi
- 96 kilometres to the north-west of Ho Chi Minh City/Saigon
The main Cao Dai temple is in Tay Ninh.
Two of the first major "search and destroy" sweeps of the Vietnam War, Operation ATTLEBORO and Operation JUNCTION CITY, took place in the province.