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Vinh Linh black pepper - Quang Tri | Famous specialty of Quang Tri province

The specialty of Quang Tri province that  is well-known to many people is Vinh Linh black pepper with a very specific spicy and aroma that is used as a condiment or as a gift. So, do not miss this attractive specialty when coming to this dear Quang Tri city.

Address : buy at communes in Vinh Linh district or at Quang Tri trading company No. 1 Phan Boi Chau, Dong Ha, Quang Tri.

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