One-A-Time Danang City

The photo above depicts Danang City in 1950's. A tricycle is carrying a pax running along a street under the shadow of two lines of trees. A tricycle used to be a widely-used transport during this period. Nowadays, this kind of public transportation is banned in many main streets in the city. One day, the tricycle will be a relics of the past. 

The Photo Courtesy of VN Express

Hanoi in the morning and at night

The Huc Bridge is a bridge that connects Hoan Kiem Lake (Returning Sword Lake) to Ngoc Son Temple. This is a second-to-none bridge and an identity of Hanoi City as well. The part of the photo depicts the Hoan Kiem Lake in the morning and the other at night.

The photo courtesy of Tuoi Tre online

Dalat City

Thien Phuc Duc Hill is 6 km from Dalat City. Thien Phuc Duc includes farms from its foot to peak that takes a visitor 10 minutes.

The photo depicts the early morning of a hill.

The photo courtesy of Thanh Nien online

Van Village

Few know about Van Village at foot of Hai Van Pass. It is a village surrounded by forest and separated from Danang City. The beach is not exploited by tourism yet, thus it retains primitive. The village used to be a place for leprosy treatment.

Van Village includes three beaches: Chinh Beach (Main Beach), Dua Beach (Coconut Beach), and far away Xoan Beach, the most beautiful one.

The photograph courtesy of VN Express online

Sarah Tran

Sarah Tran, an Australian of Vietnamese origin, is living and working in Berlin. Her collection of photos hits on Instagram as viewers are impressive with her cascading hair. Sarah earns millions of dollars by signing advertisements on caring hair. In these posts, she shares viewers with a know-how to take care of hair.  

The photo courtesy of Tuoi Tre online

Phan Thiet Market

What is this photograph about? The night market in Phan Thiet. Vendors display all goods along a small alley as well as food stalls and tents. This is one of the photo collection by Viet, Tran Tuan.

The photograph courtesy of Soho online

Growing corns

The photo depicts the caring of corn growing. A farmer in Hanoi is tending to corns by covering them with nylon to protect the bad impact of smog in the early morning. Every day they open nylon covers to water corns and cover them in the late afternoon.

The photograph courtesy of Soho online

Making Vermicelli

Drying vermicelli in the sun is a traditional handicraft in So Village, northern Vietnam. This craft originated hundreds of years.

The photo courtesy of Soho online

Martyr's Tombs

A cemetery of nameless martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the protection of Vietnam's northern border was a hit photo by Vietnam Street Photography community on February 17, 2018.

The photo courtesy of Soho online

Feeding ducks

A farmer feeding a herd of ducks in a field is a piece of art that was most voted as a favourite picture of a day by a community of National Geographic Magazine on June 6, 2017. Matt Adam, Senior Editor, National Geographic Magazine, who captured this scene was impressed by a huge number of ducks moving in a spiralling pattern.

The photo courtesy of Soho online

Hoan Kiem Lake (Returning Sword Lake)

March is the good time to travel in South East Asian countries particularly in Hanoi, Vietnam. It is a pleasure to take time to wander in Pho Co Street (Ancient Street) where tourists find a number of vendors along a street. Hoan Kiem Lake is a place to take an arrest for a moment to see the green surrounding. 

The photo courtesy of Online VN Express online

Watering vegetable

A piece of art "Watering vegetable" was released on the magazine National Geographic on 20 March 2017, describing pieces of work a female farmer is watering vegetable.

The photo courtesy of Soha VN

Vietnamese Traditional Dress

A French photographer took a tour across Vietnam to make a collection of photos about the Vietnamese particularly Vietnamese girls in their traditional dresses. Known mostly as a portraitist of photos stopping above a girl's waist. These photos accentuate the graceful body in this clothing.

The photo courtesy of VN Express

Cu Chi Tunnel

Cu Chi Tunnel is one of the revolutionary sites that was well-known in the pre-1975 war. Now it turns out a tourist attraction in Cu Chi. Visitors learn about how to fight against the enemy underground. It is an interesting experience for those who want to live as a revolutionist. 

The photo courtesy of Tuoi Tre online

Bai Dong Beach

Bai Dong Beach in Thanh Hoa Province is a destination for local tourists in summer. The beach is not much exploited yet in terms of tourism, thus it still keeps the beauty of nature.

In dry seasons, thousands of local people pour out on the beach to avoid the heat of a city

The photo courtesy of VN Express

Thu Bon River

According to CNN Travel, Vietnam is one of the countries which is photographic. This magazine has just released a collection of photos about Vietnam to recommend ideal places for tourists. The collection features 10 sightseeing across Vietnam.

Thu Bon River is one of the top ten tourist attractions. It is located in Mid Vietnam, originates Moc Linh Mountain (Kontum Province) and flows past Hoi An Ancient Town and pour out into the sea.

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Son Doong Cave

Discovered in 1991, Son Doong Cave in Quang Binh Province is 3 million years old, one of the widest caves in the world. Lying in National Park Phong Nha - Ke Bang, the mysterious underground world contains an underground river with a huge number of stalactites. The cave is open to the public from February to August. However, it only receives a fixed number of visitors.

The photo courtesy of VN Express

Dalat City

Located higher the sea level 1,500 meters, Dalat City possesses mountains, hills, valleys and mild temperature, an ideal tourist attraction for local and international visitors. Dalat City does not only hook the attention of tourists due to the breath-taking beauty of French style of construction, romantic sightseeing but also the beauty of nature. 

The photo courtesy of VN Express

Sea Cliff Da Dia

Sea Cliff Da Dia is commonly formed in the sea of Middle Vietnam. Da Dia means a plate of stone. This is a formation of various shapes of stones such as round, pentagon, hexagon, and polygon. They look like a beehive. The above photo is a tourist destination in Phu Yen Province.

The photo courtesy of VN Expresss

Dong Van Plain

Dong Van Plain is located in Ha Giang Province, noted for the diversity of mountains, rocks. It shares the border with China in the north and its annual temperature is around 24 - 28 degree Celsius This is a tourist attraction as it possesses the identity of ethical minority people to draw the attention of local and international visitors who want to learn about the culture of this region.

The photo courtesy of VN Express