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Marble handicrafts sold to the tourists
View from the Hai Van Pass
Phan Thiết harbor
Phan Thiết harbor
Phan Thiết harbor
Boats lying at the Ca Ty riverside
Fishing boats in Phan Thiết
Bình Thuận Dunes
Fishing boats in the Cam Ranh Bay
Fishing boats in Cam Ranh
Po Klong Giarai Towers
Po Klong Giarai Towers
Ca Ty river at Phan Thiết
Cana beach near Nha Trang
Nha Trang
The entrance in the Po Nagar tower
The altar inside the Po Nagar tower
Po Nagar towers in Nha Trang
Xong Bong bridges and the harbor
Turtle in the Hon Mun Vietnam’s marine sanctuary
Saigon Centre at Le Loi Boulevard
Inside the Mainpost office in Saigon
Notre Dame Cathedral in Ho Chi Minh City
Market vendors in Hội An
Phúc Kiến Community Hall
Inside the Phúc Kiến Community Hall
A bicycle to hire in Hội An
Along the alleyways in Hội An
Inside a private house in Hội An
Chùa Cầu bridge in Hội An
An idyllic evening mood at the Thu Bon River
Cua Dai Beach near Hội An
Nha Trang
Port in Nha Trang
At the port in Nha Trang
A boy arranges the wharfs for the fishing boats
The dwellers on the Hương River
Regatta on the Hương River
Simple barge transport
A boat trip on the Perfume river (Hương River)
Thiên Mụ Pagoda
In the park behind the Thiên Mụ Pagoda
Behind the Thiên Mụ Pagoda
In the garden at the Thiên Mụ Pagoda
The citadel in Huế
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The market in Hội An
The market in Hội An is an attraction for every visitor so see. The Viets offer their vegetable and fruits to buy, just at the corner a shop sells meat and fish. (The vendor woman on the right still shows the bad remain of the last war, she lost an arm.)
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