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Venice of the East

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The following is a list of places which have been nicknamed Venice of the East (a reference to the city of Venice, Italy).

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Dhaka Bangladesh   [1][2]
Bandar Seri Begawan (Kampong Ayer) Brunei  

[3]

Dalian China   [4][5]
Fengjing China   [6]
Lijiang China   [7]
Luzhi China   [8]
Nanxun China   [8]
Suzhou China   [9][10][11]
Tongli China   [12][13]
Xitang China   [8]
Zhouzhuang China   [14][15]
Zhujiajiao China   [8]
Wuzhen China   [16]
Nan Madol Federated States of Micronesia   [17]
Tai O China   [18][19]
Alleppey India   [20][21][22]
Srinagar India   [23][24][25]
Udaipur India   [26][27][28]
Banjarmasin Indonesia   [29][30][31]
Palembang Indonesia   [32][33][34][35][36]
Semarang Indonesia   [37]
Basra Iraq   [38]
Hiroshima Japan   [39][40]
Imizu Japan   [41][42]
Ine Japan   [43]
Kurashiki Japan   [39][44][45]
Kyoto Japan   [39][46]
Matsue Japan   [39][47][48][49]
Otaru Japan   [50][51][52]
Osaka Japan   [39][53][54][55]
Sakai Japan   [39][56][57]
Tamayu, Shimane (Tamatsukuri Onsen) Japan   [39][58]
Yanagawa Japan   [59][60]
Malacca Malaysia   [61][62]
Manila Philippines   [63]
Sitangkai, Tawi-Tawi Philippines   [64][65]
Cheongna South Korea   [66]
Chuncheon South Korea   [67]
Jinhae South Korea   [68][69]
Tongyeong South Korea   [70]
YeoSu South Korea   [71]
Ayutthaya Thailand   [72]
Bangkok Thailand   [73][74][75]


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