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On On to one of the best Hash Chapters in the world: Hanoi Hash House Harriers.
If you have no clue what Hashing is, you might want to read something about it here: About hashing.  This website provides all information on both the Harriers and Harriettes chapters running around and in Hanoi.

• An archive of run directions, going back to 2004
• Hareline going back to 1996
• searchable pictures that can be tagged if you register for it. wtf?

Vital Statistics

Started in:	1991 (Founded by: Terry 'Testicles' Tslikleas)
Total runs:	and counting!
Went on-line:	1998
Average pack:	(over the last 90 days)
Average pack	(over the last 365 days)
Total runners:
Total km ran ˜
Total runs by all
Different hares
Centurions:
Dinosaurs:	(500 or more runs)
Paleozoics:	Ratwalker
Hash Mascot	Uncle Tho (RIP 24-12-2014)
Beer:	Saigon at the moment
Run fee:	150,000 VND. First-timers on our Hash, add 50,000 VND but present included. Children less than 5 years: free First kid (12 and below) 50,000 VND. The rest 150,000 each, per family or group Hashers who come with their own vehicles and their passengers: 100,000 VND
Available girls:	Plenty
Hash Mariages	Numerous

Who

The Hanoi Hash  is a run / walk where old and young, quick and slow can do some exercise and sightseeing and have fun on a Saturday afternoon.
Participants call themselves the Hanoi Hash House Harriers. There is no membership, just show up on a Saturday.

What

The runs are set with dots of flour and are generally 1 1/2 to 2 hours. A beer stop and hash-holds are normally part of the run.

Where 

Most runs are set within one and a half hour drive from Hanoi. It is a great opportunity to see something of the country side and daily life in small Vietnamese villages.
A bus leaves from the corner of Hai Ba Trung and Ngo Quyen close to the American club. Check the run direction for exceptions.

When

Every Saturday. Run starts normally at 15:00. The bus leaves from our departure point (see above) at 13:30 sharp in those cases. Check the run direction for exceptions.

Runs are followed by an On On, an informal and sweaty dinner on-site or somewhere in Hanoi.