Vietnam – North
While you may experience some lingering post war resentment as a westerner travelling through northern Vietnam, the countries raw beauty and established tourism industry help to put that all aside. Exploring the scenic karst formations by sea in Ha long bay or by land and river in Tam Coc, hiking through the mountains in the north such as the hill tribe regions around Sapa, or just cruising around the country by motorbike are great ways of experiencing the best of the countries landscapes as well as absorbing the various ways of Vietnamese life. Of course no visit to Vietnam is complete without indulging in the cheap bia hoi (draught beer) on street corners in the likable old quarter in the capital, Hanoi.
Smile! Tam Coc – Ninh Binh
Boating down Tam Coc in Ninh Binh
Boating down Tam Coc in Ninh Binh
Boating down Tam Coc in Ninh Binh
Rice field in Tam Coc, Ninh Binh
Cat Ba Island – Ha Long Bay
Cat Ba Island – Ha Long Bay
Port at Cat Ba Island – Ha Long Bay
Cat Ba Island – Ha Long Bay
Fisherman in Ha Long Bay
Ubiquitous south east asian monkeys on Monkey Island – Ha Long Bay
Typical clothing for women on scooters, Ha Noi
Sapa Town
Sapa hill tribe women
School in Giang Ta Chai, Sapa
Red Zao women in Lao Chai
Performance in Sapa Town
Local boy in Ta Phin village
Fishing In Laos Chai, Sapa
Ducks racing for food in Sapa
Cat Cat village, Sapa
Boy in Lao Chai village, Sapa
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The update was definitely worth the wait. Awesome.
I know it’s the wrong continent, but for some reason i feel that Simba and Mufasa should be in the picture of the rice fields! Can you superimpose them for me? x
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