Homestay in Hoi An Ancient Town

This photo above is one of the five kinds of homestay in Hoi An Ancient Town. Homestay is a type of business that has developed in this town to provide tourists, particularly international ones want to learn about the life of local people. In addition, it brings a source of benefit to local people. However, the point is that how the local authorities have control over their business. That is, homestay owners have to observe the rent rate stimulated by the local authorities. In some province, the rate fluctuates according to the season.

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Ecotourism region Phia Oac - Phia Den, Cao Bang Province

Cao Bang Province is home to ethnic minority groups who live on cultivation and farming.

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A flock of sheep back to a farm

This is one of the photos of the day by National Geographic Magazine, a scenery of farming sheep.

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A collection of Ao Dai (a long dress) welcomes the 2018 World Cup

Nam, Do Trinh Hoai, a fashion designer, who is inspired by the 2018 World Cup, has just launched a fashion collection of ao dai, named The World under my eyes. The collection includes a set of ao dai with the background of national flags of 32 countries whose national football teams are joining the games of the king.

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Hoi An Ancient Town

Hoi An is located in Central Vietnam, a place that is well-preserved dating from the 15th to 19th centuries. It reflects a fusion of indigenous and foreign cultures that include the culture of China and Japan along with the later influence of Europe. It is a unique character of this ancient town.

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National flags displayed on Vietnam's ao dai (long dress)

Responding to the 2018 World Cup environment, some Vietnamese designers have just launched long dresses which exhibit national flags of countries whose national football teams are participating the most exciting sports games which are taking place in Moscow.

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Mascot of World Cup 2018

Cao Bang Province

Cao Bang is a mountainous province in northern Vietnam, home to multiple ethnic tribes. Ban Gioc Waterfall is one of the sightseeing on tours to Vietnam, naming the fourth most beautiful fall in the world.

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A shocking photo under the lens of tourists

A train is crossing a residential area in Hanoi City that is a shocking photo under the eyes of foreign tourists. They capture an impressive moment.

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Southernmost Point of Vietnam, Cape Ca Mau

Capa Ca Mau is known for the forest of mangrove that is home to shrimp, snail, crab, and mud clamp as well as a diversified system of fauna and flora. The local authorities have developed ecosystem tours, researches. 

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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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