A flock of sheep

This is one of the photos of the day by the National Geographic Magazine. A flock of sheep is returning to a farm.

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"On Board" is one of the photos of the day by National Geographic Magazine

The piece of art "On Board" depicts two fishermen sailing on a big basket to the sea. This photo is selected as the photo of the day released in National Geographic Magazine.

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An amazing photo

Australian photographer Aidan Williams captured an amazing moment of athlete Andrey Karr crossing on a string above big waves at Nazare, Portugal.

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A photo of " A flock of sheep back to a farm" By Trung, Pham Huy

A photo titled a flock of sheep back to a farm was selected as a photo of the day in the National Geographic Magazine on May 4, 2018.

An image describes a herd of sheep moving back to a farm after a shepherd feeds them on a prairie.   

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Khau Pha Valley

Khau Pha Pass is a mountain pass in Mu Chay District, Yen Bai Province. It is known for terraced rice paddies.

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A countdown performance was captured by thousands of cell phones

A countdown performance that took place in Nguyen Hue Avenue, the downtown of Ho Chi Minh City, was captured by thousands of viewers. The entry for a photo contest hooked most of the judging panel.

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Dancing performance

The photograph above depicts a dancing performance in Nguyen Hue Avenue, the downtown of Ho Chi Minh City. A compelling moment was captured by a cell phone user.

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Sapa

Neil Featherstone, an Australian photographer, has just published four photo books about Vietnam although he used to be a financial expert. He changed his career life from finance section to photography a dream of the youth.

He went to Vietnam in 2009 and the first place he set his feet was Hanoi then went down to Saigon. After the first trip to Vietnam, he thought he would return there many times, then he decided to live in Vietnam after selling his company in Australia.

The photo above is one of the photo collections.

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"Waspy Waist" Ao Dai

The photo above depicts waspy waist Ao Dai (a long dress), Vietnamese women's traditional wear back in the 60s and 70s. It challenged the notion of Ao Dai by highlighting the curve of woman's body, especially around the waist and chest.

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Home-stay tour in Thai Nguyen Province

A home-stay is not unknown in many provinces in Vietnam as is a kind of the easy business. With built-in spaces in their houses, farmers just separate their house into small rooms that contain beds with international sizes. They register with the local authorities to do this business and are supported by the local authorities who provide them with types of the activities they should organise to help visitors learn about the culture of the suburban.

A photo above depicts a French tourist who leads a buffalo to feed him with grass. Wearing black traditional clothes of the ethnic minority people, the visitor feels interested to experience a life of a farmer in this region.

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A Water Puppetry Performance

"Water Puppetry Performance is a compelling kind of the typical culture entertainments I have ever attended in Vietnam," said Blackstar89, a reader of the Guardian. A show in Ho Chi Minh City costs USD 7 a ticket and in Hanoi USD 3 -4  a ticket.

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A tour by a bicycle

Getting up early to prepare a tour by a bicycle, it is a content of tours in Ninh Binh Province, Tourists ride a bicycle to the suburban to experience farmers are working in fields, visit sightseeing spots. That is ideas The Guardian suggests to visitors to this province.

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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. 

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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.

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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.

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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.  

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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.

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Making Vermicelli

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

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