American tourists recount moment rescued from 'tsunami' Nepal floods

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American tourist avoids Nepal floods after China visa denial

American tourist avoids Nepal floods after China visa denial

Roman Shteynshlyuger, 47, canceled his trekking trip to Tibet after his China visa was denied, narrowly avoiding the flash floods in Nepal.

Long queues form for hydrangea photos by Hoan Kiem Lake

Long queues form for hydrangea photos by Hoan Kiem Lake

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Missing Australian tourist in Nepal flash floods makes surprise call home

Missing Australian tourist in Nepal flash floods makes surprise call home

The family of Australian tourist Cara Severino was overjoyed by news of their daughter's survival after two days without contact during Nepal's flash floods.

Disconnecting retreat in northern Phu Quoc island

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Lights illuminate early morning seafood trade on Tam Giang Lagoon floating market

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Dozens of fishing boats and traders gather on Tam Giang Lagoon from around 4 am, before dawn breaks, to buy and sell fresh seafood directly on the water.

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Backpack recovered 63 years after near-fatal mountaineering accident

Backpack recovered 63 years after near-fatal mountaineering accident

A German mountaineer's backpack, left behind on an Austrian glacier 63 years ago, has been unexpectedly returned to his family.