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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.
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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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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.
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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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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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