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Sunday, December 31, 2017
Sapa resort
Sapa is well-known as a holiday destination for international and local tourists. On season's greetings, flocks of people pour in here to enjoy the same cold climate as that in western countries. There is no place where tourists meet a diversity of ethnic minority people in Vietnam. This population lives on slash and burn culture. Since the tourism has been developed here, more people change their livelihood into tourist business. Some become tourist guides with a level of English that makes themselves understood.
A photo of Sapa resort illustrates a level of the tourist development in Sapa. Bungalows look down on endlessly expanding forests.
A photo of VN Express online
Saturday, December 30, 2017
Buffalo fighting in Hanoi
The year of 2017 is coming to an end is the time when many local authorities in Vietnam are organizing many traditional festivals to welcome the coming of the New Year. Some are deserved to retain because they remind the young generation of their history, and culture that this population will ignore due to the invasion of western culture. Others should be eradicated because of the violence, cruelty, for instance, buffalo fightings are often held in North Vietnam for entertainment.
In 2018, Hanoi City Authorities will not issue any licence to buffalo fightings. This is a success of animal-protecting people. The buffalo fighting is criticized by international and domestic civil society associations.
However, this festival still happens in some provinces, particularly in North Vietnam.
A photo of Tuoi Tre online
Friday, December 29, 2017
Hoi An Ancient Town welcomes the New Year
In these days, Hoi An Ancient Town is preparing a festival to welcome the New Year. Every household decorates their front houses with domestically hand-made lanterns. The city government designs a model of early 20th-century Hoi An where domestic and international tourists explore a quiet Hoi An.
The local authorities organize the performance of art groups along main streets to present traditional culture. The business of vendors and peddlers is banned to yield their space for this festival and the traffic is not prohibited in some street. The city will cut off the electricity in some places.
On the eve of the New Year, tourists feel a calm Hoi An without the sound of modern music, lights of services or business operation.
Lighting in households is encouraged to use lantern instead of fluorescent lights on that night. On the Hoai River, there are no motorboats but tourists paddles on the river to enjoy the romance of the city.
A photo of Tuoi Tre online
Thursday, December 28, 2017
Isle Cham, Phan Thiet City
Isle Cham is around 1.5 km, thus it takes nearly one hour to walk. This isle seems to separate from Phan Thiet City and still remains primitive. There is not an electric grid system, the isle sinks in the blackout every night. Solar energy appliances are commonly used in this area.
The ideal time to travel here is from May to September when there is no storm, the sea is calm with turquoise water and breezes.
To explore this isle, a tourist takes a bus from Lien Huong or Ca Na Townships. There is not a hotel but two restaurants where tourists order seafood and vegetable.
A photo of Tuoi Tre online
Wednesday, December 27, 2017
Dalat City is a must on season's greetings
Dalat City is a destination for international and domestic tourists at the end of the year as its climate is mild. Tis an "Enropean" city in Vietnam due to its climate. The city organizes a festival of flowers to welcome the coming year and tourists as well. There are activities of culture and art on these days to hook the attention of people across the country.
However, a flow of people pours into the city that makes the rise of hotel and service rates. The price mounts but the service descents. The result is that many complaints about the city after each event arise.
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Tuesday, December 26, 2017
Moc Chau Province on the season's greetings
The season's greeting is upon us. Most of us promise to lose weight in the coming days but girls in ethnic minority girls in Moc Chau Province are clad in traditional clothes to welcome the coming new year. Their clothes are full of colours that stand out in the setting which includes fields, green trees, hills, and mountains.
These days are their days-off when they set aside all farming work to enjoy moments of rest yearly. Children go visit their friends, teens go meeting up with their opposite-sex friends for datings while their parents take advantage of free time to do some errands at home.
This is a picture of lifestyle in the rural area in Vietnam at the end of a year.
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Sunday, December 24, 2017
Festival of Flowers in Dalat City
The season's greetings is upon us is the time the festival of flowers in Dalat City was organised on December 23 to welcome domestic and international tourists to Dalat City.
In front of Lam Vien Square and near Xuan Huong Lake takes place the festival of flowers organized by Hasfarm, a flower giant supplier in the South of Vietnam. This year, they use the ancient vehicle such as Vespa, Honda and decorate them with flowers.
To organize this festival, 14 craftsmen from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City join craftsmen of Hasfarm to decorate these vehicles all four days long.
If you are interested in more photos, click Festival of Flowers.
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Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Railway Coffee
A coffee shop makes use of the railway to put some more tables and chairs on it. The owner doesn't care the safety of guests. This coffee is in Hanoi.
Protection fences are not built on two sides of a railway in Vietnam to prevent people walk back and forth when a train is on way. A train goes through residential areas. Sometimes deadly accidents come up to deprive of the loss of life.
Monday, December 4, 2017
Homestay in Hoi An Ancient Town
Homestay is a model of business in Hoi An Ancient Town where the local government has just released some stipulations on this sort of business. The business owner must be a citizen of this town. They are permitted to build a not-more-than-two-floor house. A house must include a living room, kitchen, bedrooms for tourists. Total rooms are not allowed exceeding 7 rooms.
Nowadays, there are 842 business households with the total number of 13,212 rooms for rent. This is an interesting form of tourism many want to learn about rural life, cultural activities in the locality.
A photo above depicts a tourist riding a buffalo, a familiar scene in this area where a farmer ride this animal to plough a field.
Photo and source by VN Express
Sunday, December 3, 2017
Lap An Lagoon
Lap An Lagoon is called another name as An Cu that sits near 1A National Route passing Lang Co Township. Lap An Lagoon occupies a nice view location: sitting at the foot of Phu Gia Pass, surrounded by Bach Ma Mountain (White Horse Mountain) and in front of it being Lang Co Beach.
It would be an ideal spot for professional and amateur photographers to capture breathtaking views from March to June when they found here light clouded sun under scorching heat.
Photo and source by VN Express.
Saturday, December 2, 2017
Hang Dong Village, Son La Province
A photo above depicts a breathtaking scene of Hang Dong Village at sunrise. Clouds are wandering in the sun. It is a goal backpackers leave very early in the morning for Hang Dong Village to hunt for the dawn of clouds. To start trips this village, many have to take muddy roads that easily enable road slippering. Their heart is filled with anxiety and interest as well. Anxiety is because they hear sounds of mud under their vehicle wheels and don't know if their car is slippery. Interest is they want to enjoy clouds on sunrise at this village.
It is not easy to witness natural spellbound sights. An experienced witness said these sights happen if there must be light showers, low temperature at night and sunny high all a day long.
Source and photo by Tuoi Tre Online
Friday, December 1, 2017
Flower channels in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City has organised flower streets in downtowns annually for years. Some people think it seems to be getting bored with this event. Ideas for establishing yearly flowers streets are same. There are three different spaces displaying cultures of three regions of Vietnam (the South, the Middle Vietnam, and the North). Each space features images of rural life, iconic landscapes of an individual region. The repetition of such a kind of the festival lessens the attraction of the public. It's time to make a change.
Ho Chi Minh City possesses a system of plentiful channels that go around the city. This is an advantage Ho Chi Minh is endowed. According to Mr My, an entrepreneur of a tourist company, he proposes to organise flower markets on Ben Nghe Channels which are bordered with two avenues Vo Van Kiet and Ben Van Don. These events should be held on greeting seasons, the lunar new year. This is an approach to encourage the public to take tours on a boat to enjoy floating flower markets.
This idea is one of the measures to develop the traffic on the water. Ho Chi Minh City is facing current congestion on the daily basis. The local government seeks solutions to break down this problem. The proposal of establishing flower markets on the water should attract the attention from the public and relevant authorities.
Photo of VN Express.
Thursday, November 30, 2017
Phu Quy Island
Phu Quy Island stays 120 km away from southeast Phan Thiet Sea. Phu Quy is fairly new to tourists, thus, it still retains primitive features of sandy beach and coral reefs. Phu Quy, which is endowed with the all-year mild weather, turquoise water, is an ideal place for tourists to enjoy romantic settings.
However, there is a disadvantage in this region. It is an undeveloped electricity-grid system. The lighting of this region is energized by diesel-driven motors. The area stops its operation early evening and sinks the dark till the next early morning.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Nam Mu River
Nam Mu River comes from peaks of mountains Hoang Lien in Lai Chau Province, which is home to ethnic groups. They live on farming and husbandry. Water wheels that are installed along the river irrigate their paddy fields.
The image of Nam Mu River in the sunset looks like a painting including water, forest, hills, mountains and white clouds.
Today, Nam Mu River is a must in many tours to Lai Chau Province. It helps these inhabitants develop tourist services. Some become tourist guides who don't charge tourists in a tour, in return, tourists buy their handcraft items.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Da Lat City
Da Lat City is named as an ideal paradise for professional photographers who want to capture scenic landscapes of nature. Da Lat is known as a western country in Vietnam because of its mild weather. Dalat holds tourists spellbound thanks to breath-taking magnificent sights of hills, mountains, waterfalls spanning to the horizon.
Sight-seeing places is a must in any tours to Da Lat City are Hon Bo Mountain, Tuyen Lam Lake, Du Sinh Cemetary and a lot of others.
A pleasure for a tourist is to get up early in the morning, go up to hills and look down at a city still in a deep sleep. The city seems to be covered by white clouds wandering above it.
Greeting seasons and the New Year is time for visiting Da Lat City, a city of dream. During this time, a flower festival is organised to display hundreds of kinds of flowers that are grown in this land. However, it is an opportunity for service owners to take use of animated flocks of tourists to raise service price such as hotel rates, meal prices in restaurants. The local government has exerted strict measures against this illegal practice.
For more photos of Da Lat City, click here.
Photo of VN Express
Monday, November 27, 2017
A Bamboo Bridge in Quang Nam Province, Vietnam
A bamboo bridge is a familiar scene in rural areas of Quang Nam Province, the middle of Vietnam. People here use a ferry to transport, however, in rain season or storms, a ferry is not able to carry passengers. To solve this problem, inhabitants contribute their effort, materials to construct a bamboo bridge. Some join a project with bamboos, others provide tons of nails and lots of others give worn-out wheel tires. This bridge helps villagers to move forwards and backwards on the daily basis to develop the economy of a village. However, it poses a threat: the bridge is not safe after a long time in use. The grim reaper is looming for those of bad luck walking on a slipery bridge on raining days.
Nowadays, many civil society associations call for all-kind donation to build concrete bridges in far remote regions to help children go to school or people go to work or do business safely.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Sunday, November 26, 2017
Notrt Dame Cathedral reflecting on a puddle
Saigon Notre Dame Cathedrale was built at the end of the late 19th century by French architects. It is a big Cathedrale institute in a country like Vietnam where the Budha influence is overwhelming.
The church consists of two towers with six bronze bells that ring on the religious holidays such as the Christmas eve. High-quality red bricks were imported from Marseille, France. They remain unchanged under the scortching sun and persistent rains in Saigon.
The church was named after the status of Peace Notre Dame that was installed in 1959 in the middle of a small garden in front of the Notre Dame Cathedral. There was a scandal in October 2005 that Notre Dame Statue shed tears that hooked flocks and flocks of believers to visit it. However, Cathedral people refuted this news.
Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral opens to the public on mass services. It is a holy place international tourists and expats come for religious masses.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Saturday, November 25, 2017
One-time motorbike Velo Solex in Saigon
Velo Solex, the French name of a motor bicycle, was widely used in Saigon in two decades from 1950's to 1970's. This vehicle tends to design for female. A slim and compact design fits the slender appearance of a Vietnamese girl in a traditional long dress.
Velo Solex was fabricated in 1946 by two French entrepreneurs Maurice Goudard and Marcel Mannesson. By that time, the French were proud of their motor bicycle as they said: "A motor bicycle runs by itself." A piece of a motor is installed in front of this bicycle. This motor transfers the movement to the front wheel that moves the back wheel, quite opposite of the principle of today's vehicle movement, the back wheel moved by a motor pushes the front wheel.
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Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Friday, November 24, 2017
Animals Asian Foundation calls for the termination of Buffalo Fighting Festival Do Son
Mr David Neale, Animal Welfare Director at Animals Asian Foundation, sent a request to the Chair of Hai Phong City People's Committee to call for the termination of the Buffalo Fighting Festival Do Son. In his letter, he expresses his concern about the welfare of animals and the safety of a community.
Recently, a deadly accident happened in a buffalo fight where the owner of a buffalo was gored by his trained animal. It generated a wave of critics of international and domestic people against a violate game.
More information, please click here.
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Thursday, November 23, 2017
A Terrace Field in Yen Bai Province
A terrace field is a typical icon of rural regions in the Northern Vietnam. It is home to ethnic minority peoples who live in farming, husbandry.
At the end of September and the beginning of October, it's time for a rice crop harvest when fields turn golden, spanning to the horizon. It is also a window of opportunity for tourists to see the scenic beauty of nature.
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Photo of VN Express
Tuesday, November 21, 2017
One-time Grand Hotel, Saigon
Grand Hotel Saigon used to be a beverage shop in Saigon, Vietnam. Henry Edouard Charigny, who then was an editor-in-chief of a French newspaper, acquired an official licence on October 24, 1930, to establish a Grand Hotel Saigon Company. In 1937, its name changed Saigon Palace.
After 1975, it was restored and renamed its old Grand Hotel. Grand Hotel still retains French construction styles and belongs to Saigontourist Company, a Ho Chi Minh-based giant. It is a mediocre hotel.
Photo of VN Express
Sunday, November 19, 2017
Dai Yem Waterfall, Son La Province
Waterfall Dai Yem sits in Moc Chau District, Son La Province. It is a historical scene that sticks to the ethnic minority people Thai. The Dai Yem is derived from a story where a girl saved a boy with her brassiere.
At the end of October and the beginning of November, the rainy season comes to an end and the winter is coming, the waterfall is still rushing down through the canopy of dense old trees.
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Photo of VN Express
Saturday, November 18, 2017
A flower vendor in a street of Hanoi
A flower vendor in a street of Hanoi hurriedly goes to schools to sell flowers. It is a Teacher's Day when children's parents buy some bouquets of flowers to offer their children's teacher to show their respect towards them.
Teacher's Day is one of the holidays we should retain to present a love and respect between students and teachers that many students nowadays ignore this noble feeling, gratitude to a person who educates.
Photo of VN Express
Friday, November 17, 2017
A Cottage in a green field, Lao Cai Province, Vietnam
A Cottage in a green field in Lao Cai Province
Lao Cai and Sapa are tourist attractions that are a must in a tour across Vietnam. September is a right time to visit as it is in rice crop harvest that a tourist sees endless spanning golden rice fields, a magnificent photo of nature.
The photo above depicts farmers' cottages looking down a stream meandering along green fields that spread to the horizon. Farmer's life only makes both ends meet due to the price of rice goes down recent year. They toil and moil early morning but their income is not enough for their family expense.
If you are interested in scenic landscapes, click here.
Photo of VN Express
Thursday, November 16, 2017
Phu Si Lung Mountain
Phu Si Lung Mountain is a roof of international border of Vietnam and China. Conquering this mountain provides a window of opportunity to experience part of war history between Vietnam and China. Conquering this mountain is an adventure where you companion with a border guard who helps you not get lost.
Phu Si Lung is a primitive nature that includes a grandiose mountain as huge walls protecting Vietnam.
More photos, click here.
Photo of VN Express
Wednesday, November 15, 2017
Sapa
Sapa is always a topic, subject of articles, photo contests, promotion of tourism because it inherits a beauty of nature, including magnificent mountains, endless spanning rice fields, a serene life.
A marathon took place in Sapa, kind of co-creation promotion of Sapa. A photo, writing, video clip contest by Saigon Tourist has drawn the attention of thousands of interested people. That highlights the gracefulness of Sapa.
See more photos, please click here.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Tuesday, November 14, 2017
China set served in APEC banquet
2017 APEC summit takes place in Danang City, Central Vietnam where heads of states have a window of opportunity to experience Vietnam's cultural performances and banquets with Vietnamese specialities.
China set that is featured in a photo above is served in banquets. Minh Long, a long-standing company in this field, provides these sets for this event.
More photos about China set.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Monday, November 13, 2017
Tra Su Cajuput Forest
This is one of the tours in An Giang Province where tourists take small wooden boats to go along cajuput forests. Sounds of paddles wading against water and singing birds in the air create a sound background that enables them to experience a rural life.
Photo of VN Express online
Sunday, November 12, 2017
A painting of rural areas in Mu Cang Chai
In the mid of September is time for a crop harvest in Mu Cang Chai District, Yen Bai Province, Vietnam. A farmer toils and moils from sunrise to sunset but he just makes both ends meet due to the price of rice goes down. In return, his life is full of serenity, fresh air.
Due to difficulties in economics, a large number of young people have to leave their homeland for cities of hustle and bustle to earn their livelihood. In a course of livelihood, some make a success but lots of others fall into traps of social evils.
Photo of VN Express online
Friday, November 10, 2017
Typhoon Damrey hit the central Vietnam
Typhoon Damrey tore the central Vietnam just a few days before the APEC Summit that took place in Danang City. Death toll top 60. 2,000 homes had been collapsed and 8000 ones had been damaged.
Streets that were flooded or washed away caused traffic congestion. Ancient Town Hoi An was severely flooded that cancelled the schedule of visit of APEC leaders' spouses.
More photos about Typhoon Damrey.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Thursday, November 9, 2017
Rural Sapa
A scene of rural Sapa was captured by a marathon runner. A serene life with fresh air is quite different from that in a bustle and hustle city.
Many photos were posted on Facebook by runners that created a hit on the social media platform. This is considered a co-creation advertising that has made a success in the promotion of tourism.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Vietnam-Laos Border
Vietnam-Laos Border
The border is formed by different floras in two regions. Laos, mountainous and landlocked country, is bordered with Vietnam in the east.
Photo of VN Express
Tuesday, November 7, 2017
A Drone Photo of Fishing Boat
A drone photo describes a scene of fishing boats in Mekong River. The inhabitants in the southern Vietnam lives on farming and fishing.
Recently, Typhoon Damrey is the strongest one that made landfall in Vietnam and left a toll of at least 40 with hundreds of homeless people. The severe sufferings the inhabitants have incurred due to weak weather forecasting of the local people. With out-of-date forecasting equipment, the government can't help the residents prepare themselves for a natural calamity.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Monday, November 6, 2017
Chua Cau (Pagoda Bridge), Hoi An Ancient Town, in Typhoon Damrey
Chua Cau is one of the historic sites in Hoi An Ancient Town which depicts the original structural exchange between Vietnam and Japan. It is a tourist attraction for local and international travelers.
Typhoon Damrey just hit Hoi An Ancient Town. Rising floodwaters accompanied by heavy rains caused many streets in Hoi An to be severely inundated.
Photos of Thanh Nien online
Saturday, November 4, 2017
A panorama of rice fields
A photo above is realized by a parachute jumper, giving a viewer an impression of serenity, fresh air in a rural area.
We are office workers. Our life is full of work, striving for personal performance. Sometimes, we need time for our family to go a place in a rural area to enjoy moments of rest.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Friday, November 3, 2017
U-Turn Shaped Rice Fields
This is one of the drone photos which depicts golden rice fields in the northern Vietnam. It does not only describe the gorgeous nature but also the lifestyle of ethnic minority people who live on farming. It also depicts the culture in this rural area which seems to get lost due to the development of tourism.
The inhabitants do any kind of business to earn their living without the awareness of retaining their cultural characteristics. They don't know that these identities are factors to attract the interest of tourist to their place.
More photos, click here.
Photos of Tuoi Tre online
Thursday, November 2, 2017
Golden Rice Fields
A drone photo describes yellow rice fields spanning till the end of the horizon, a scenic panorama of Vietnam's rural area. A common vision is a farmer is going out to a field to a workday early morning. A life of serenity, a simple lifestyle and rustic clothing are characteristics of Vietnamese farmer.
Nowadays, a farmer hardly becomes prosperous in this trade because of natural disasters. The national weather forecast has not delivered urgent warnings to protect them. Vietnamese farmers have suffered from the loss of their relative's lives, materials, property in recent calamities.
More photos about downpours and flash floods in Vietnam.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Farming practice experience in Sapa
Farming practice experiences
A kind of tourism in Sapa has hooked the attention of foreign tourists is they experience a farming life in a rural area in Vietnam. In this photo, it suggests a scene of a foreigner ploughing a paddy field in Sapa province.
Under beating sun morning, groups of dozen tourists come to a field under foggy clouds, they learn and practise how to give directions to water buffaloes.
This sort of tourism has brought to local households fair incomes to cover their family expenses.
More photos and information, please click here
Photo of Thanh Nien online
Monday, October 30, 2017
Cai Beo Floating Village in Cat Ba Island
Cai Beo Floating Village
Cai Beo Floating Village is a fishing village where inhabitants live on fishing and seafood farming. It includes hundreds of floating houses as featured in the photo above. The residents have evolved from hunting to gathering, fishing to agriculture. In recent years, Cai Beo Floating Village has witnessed the development of tourism, it still stays intact and as wild as ever.More photos
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Saturday, October 28, 2017
Dambri Waterfall - Bao Loc
Dambri Waterfall in Bao Loc City
Dambri Waterfall sits in the middle of a jungle in the Middle Vietnam. To arrive upon this magnificent fall, you have to walk a long distance through a forest under dense green canopies. The scenic surrounding is natural, roaring sounds of water pouring down are heard from very far.
On a path to the foot of the waterfall, you should be careful not to slip on moss covering a route.
More photos of Vietnam's beautiful scenes.
Photo of Tuoi tre online
Friday, October 27, 2017
Crop harvest
A photo of rice crop harvest
The drone photo depicts a breathtaking, iconic scene of a province in the southern Vietnam. It is time of rice crop harvest farmers leave their home early morning.
A contest was organised by Phuong Nam calendar company to prepare printing calendars for the year of 2018. The competition hooked the attention of many professional photographers across the country.
More photos of the drone photo contest.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Thursday, October 26, 2017
Vietnam's beauty from above
Lotus collection
The photo above depicts a scene of lotus collection. The lotus is a kind of typical vegetable that is processed in many specialities in provinces in the southern Vietnam.
This is one of the drone photo collection. The drone photo contest called on professional and amateur photographers across the country to participate in the calendar collection that a calendar firm plans to publish for the year of 2018.
Nearly 3400 pieces of work were sent to the competition and 100 out of them were shortlisted. 16 photos went in the final round.
More photos of the contest of calendar collection.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
A collection of conic hats
A girl wearing a conic hat is one of the conic hat collection. A conic hat with a Vietnamese girl wearing a traditional dress is representative of Vietnam.
The collection of photos joins an exhibition to introduce Vietnam to international tourists. The participation of this collections includes professional photographers across the nation that depict the iconic hat in the various lens of lifestyle.
An image of a smile on the hat is to welcome all tourists who come to Vietnam.
More photos of conic hats.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
A photo collection of Vietnam's beauty
An exhibition of photos was organised in Hanoi, capital of Vietnam. 30 young professional photographers across Vietnam contribute to this collection. The collection depicts the beauty of nature, lifestyle, and culture to promote Vietnam in terms of tourism.
More photos of the collection. The content is Vietnamese.
Photo of VN Express
Monday, October 23, 2017
Walking across a forest in the sunset
Two girls in Vietnamese traditional dress are walking through a forest in the sunset, in Da Lat City. Da Lat City is seen as a city of dream. It is also a tourist attraction that has hooked the interest of thousands of local and international tourists. They come there on year-end holidays. The climate is mild and nature is magnificent.
Sunday, October 22, 2017
A kid riding a boa
Many households in rural areas in Vietnam are raising wild animals as a livelihood. It is a kind of business that brings fair benefits to them. A concern is that they ignore the danger caused by wild animals.Their children and they live along with wild animals.
A photo above shows a kid is riding a boa that weighs 50 kgs. It illustrates their parents don't care about the safety of the kid. They see a boa as a toy that their child can play.
A local government fined the father of this kid as he didn't pay attention to the safety of the kid.
A Video captures a kid's playing with a boa.
The news and photo of VN Express
Saturday, October 21, 2017
A log cabin looking down rice fields
A log cabin gives a view of rice fields
A log cabin is built by ethnic minority people to watch activities in fields. In off-season period, it is a kind of business that ethnic minority people earn money by letting it to tourists who want to admire the scenic landscape from above or take photos.
The collection of money may be used for community activities to retain their traditional culture.
For more photos, visit a log cabin.
Photo of Tuoi Tre online
Friday, October 20, 2017
Photo of three Vietnamese girls in ao dai dress
Vietnamese girls in ao dai dress
A photo hits on Facebook when one of the three girls posts on a social media platform. One of them who is studying in a university posts this photo on Facebook with the following questions: Who is a mom? and who are daughters? that generates a wave of argument. Because their appearances don't show many gaps in age, it is hard to identify who is the mother. Some say the one in green (standing on the left) is the mother and the rest are the daughters. Others assure the middle is the mother.
How about you?
Link photos.
Photo of VN Express
Thursday, October 19, 2017
Salt Lake in China
A salt lake reflects like a mirror. The first thing tourists should notice is colourful clothes would be well reflected on the surface of a lake. The second, if they want to take a well-reflected photo, they have to wait until the lake becomes calm.
More photos about the salt lake.
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