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VIET-NAM

01 Incense sticks bring by the faithful of the Ngoc Son temple - Hanoi.

02 Flow of motorcycles, pedicabs and bicycles in the streets of Hanoi.

03 Hmong flower young girls in Bac Ha market.

05 Schoolgirls in the temple of literature - Hanoi.

06 Child of the black Hmong ethnic minority - Bac Ha.

07 Japanese bridge built in 1593 was designed to connect the neighborhoods of Chinese and Japanese communities - Hôi An.

08 Bird sale on the platform of a railway station.

09 Fish market - Hôi An.

09 Child of the flower Hmong ethnic minority - Bac Ha.

11 The ‟The Huc ‟ bridge leading to Ngoc Son temple - Hanoi.

12 farmer returning from the fields back to buffalo - Ninh Binh province.

13 At Bac Ha market, a woman sells threads of colors to make traditional clothes.

14 Hôi An, as in the rest of the country, cycling is the primary means of transportation.

15 Moment of conviviality before trading tobacco - Bac Ha market.

16 Càu Long Biên (Paul Doumer) in Hanoi.

17 Collecting rice straw - Ninh Binh province.

18 Farmer in rice of Tam Côc - Ninh Binh province.

19 Hmong flower young girl in Bac Ha market.

20 Càu Long Biên (Paul Doumer bridge in Hanoi.

21 Woman Dao ethnic minority in Sapa.

23 Tam Côc site (or land Halong bay) at sunset - Ninh Binh province.

24 Monsoon in Hanoi.

25 Women of the Flower Hmong ethnic minority at the Bac Ha market.

26 Passing train in the city of Hanoi.

27 Tam Côc site (or land Halong bay) - Ninh Binh province.

28 Young girl black Hmong ethnic minority - Sapa.

29 Vendors fruits and vegetables in the streets of Ho Chi Minh City.

30 Hairdresser in the streets of Hanoi.

31 Once a week, women from different ethnic groups surrounding mountains, come to Bc Ha market to sell their products.

32 Monsoon in Hanoï.

33 Hôi An market.

34 Hmong baby - Bac Ha.

35 Viet-Nam cycling remains the primary means of transportation.

36 Woman of the Flower Hmong ethnic minority - Bac Ha.

37 Panel to the glory of communism - Hue.

38 Rice terrasses around Sapa.

39 Once a week, at Bac Ha market, women in different villages that populate the north VIet-Nam, find themselves at lunch.

40 In Sapa, four young girls going back to their village, their baskets loaded with wood.

41 Flower Hmong young mother - Bac Ha.

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