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    A man waiting for customers. Avocados were once unique fruit in Da Lat. That was the only place in Vietnam where you can find avocados. Nowadays, with the development of transportation, avocados are distributed all over the country and tourist are not coming to Da Lat for avocados anymore.: by baohan, Views[445]
         		 Paper Art. A boy helping his father selling paper art during summer break. You can get them for 1 dollar each, while its almost 10 bucks here in America. The stand was right in front of the City Post Office, where tourists come by a lot. : by baohan, Views[331]
         		 A woman peeling red bean in Da Lat market. Along with avocado, beans are once
         		 Even if this lady was very old and one eye was blind, she was still working on her boat all day: by dailylife, Views[500]
         		 Some relaxed moment for these old ladies. Even if she didn't have many teeth left, her smile was innocent and contagious: by dailylife, Views[585]
     
    Another moment of a break during work. I loved how these man made a game using bottle caps: by dailylife, Views[508]
         		 These workers taking a lunch break on their boat floating on the red river reminded me of an old picture taken 50 years ago in Italy when workers were having a break to eat their
         		 Often pictures are a matter of timing and I had to be very quick to take this right after these kids turned the corner and before the view was obstructed again. The normal day of these two children was spending their time playing with some old tyres: by dailylife, Views[554]
         		 A family home peacefully awaiting the return of its owners in early evening: by hanaht, Views[285]
         		 Two young girls wave out from their home under their mothers watchful eyes: by hanaht, Views[464]
     
    Two men help out a fellow neighbour: by hanaht, Views[323]
         		 A young family enjoying the comforts of home: by hanaht, Views[310]
         		 In true Vietnamese fashion, this crosswalk in Hanoi has four times the motorbikes as it does cars or pedestrians. : by blythecollins, Views[363]
         		 A family on their way to tend to an oyster farm in the early morning: by hanaht, Views[332]
         		 Against the ominous rocks of Halong Bay, this village floats peacefully. : by blythecollins, Views[470]
     
    Losing oneself is nearly inevitable amid the rolling white sand dunes near Mui Ne. : by blythecollins, Views[1219]
         		 The peaceful coast dotted with a variety of boats for the daily activities the sleepy beach town, Mui Ne. : by blythecollins, Views[399]
         		 Vietnamese women traversing a stream through the jungles near Saigon. : by blythecollins, Views[754]
         		 Working from the street doesn’t stop vendors from setting up elaborate stalls. Seafood sellers in the Ben Than market in Ho Chi Minh City keep water flowing over freshly caught crustaceans through a series of tubes and tubs while giving a glimpse of their quality prawns to a potential customer.: by mattahorne, Views[438]
         		 Life in the street seems so natural in Vietnam. People of all generations navigate the unsteady pavement to visit local vendors that are set up on the footpaths around town to gather fresh ingredients for traditional Vietnamese meals. An elderly customer in Hoi An greets one of his favourite sellers before haggling a good deal for his next meal. : by mattahorne, Views[488]
     
    Selling goods on the streets is always a team effort and more often than not a family affair. Everyday this family of fruit sellers gather their produce, transport it on their scooters to their favourite corner and set up shop for hopefully a successful days trading.: by mattahorne, Views[809]
         		 Cyclo riders in Vietnam spend hours on end transporting passengers around town on their rickety bikes. They pedal around all day calling out ‘Cyclo, Cyclo’ to any potential customer. The drivers look so at home on their pedal powered taxis and it is a pretty common sight to see them catching up on sleep in between customers.: by mattahorne, Views[518]
         		 Street stalls throughout Vietnam not only sell an array of goods they also act as a place to socialize. After a hard day selling on the streets themselves, workers often spend hours at a time hanging around stalls like this, playing cards, drinking, laughing and catching up on all the days gossip.: by mattahorne, Views[784]
         		 Sapa -The child's independence: by iro, Views[179]
         		 Sapa Mother and Child-The friendship: by iro, Views[223]
     
    Sapa Mother and children-the strong bonding: by iro, Views[192]
         		 Sapa Market Day: by iro, Views[197]
         		 Sapa Mother and Child at work: by iro, Views[298]
         		 Irrespective of language barriers, a man shares coffee & a laugh on side of road: by here_and_now, Views[472]
         		 Taking the road less traveled through midland Vietnam by motorbike: by here_and_now, Views[416]
     
    Kids playground in Vietnam- the people always willing to smile and enjoy life: by here_and_now, Views[730]
         		 During a break in a fisherman's village, a young man allows an honest portrait: by here_and_now, Views[455]
         		 In poor village a boy just caught for stealing a chicken- the owner just behind me: by here_and_now, Views[718]
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         		 Collecting water cabbages and duckweed fern to make cám (food) for pigs: by colorful-life, Views[418]
         		 A woman in blue is riding an old bicycle after a long day working.: by colorful-life, Views[360]
     
    In this village, Chickens are able to “run” around all day long, eat and play. They are lucky because they are not those chickens in battery cages.: by colorful-life, Views[453]
         		 This woman just collected all these snails to sell at a village market next morning. : by colorful-life, Views[351]
         		 Not so many people left still using rain water to clean the dishes like this lady.: by colorful-life, Views[330]
         		 Since their Childhood, the Flower Hmong Ladies are walking long distances every Sunday to gather at the market for cultural and social exchange. The colorful traditional clothes tell about their origin of ethnicity, the smiles reveal about their kindness and joyful way of life.: by zsoltfazekas, Views[835]
         		 They found Love, at this place but long time ago. The Hill tribes of northern Vietnam meet at the colorful weekly market not only for buying and selling, also for searching love.: by zsoltfazekas, Views[717]
     
    A Hmong Boy trying to calm down his little brother while his parents are busy with selling at the local market in Bac Ha. Responsibility comes early in the remote villages of Northern Vietnam, Family is everything.: by zsoltfazekas, Views[1189]
         		 They are still happy despite the poverty and hardship they are going through: by hanypham, Views[521]
         		 A poor sugarcane seller stopped by a handicapped beggar to give him some money: by hanypham, Views[1908]
         		 Cannot afford a wheel chair, the man still manages to stand on his feet: by hanypham, Views[589]
         		 Her everyday job is searching trash cans for bottles, gathering them up for sell: by hanypham, Views[442]
     
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    Baptism - After the deities have been on display in elaborate and colourful dress around the city for the festival week, they are brought back to the Ganges. For this whole day, there are several popular ghats along the river bank where truckloads of locals arrive amid the throng of bhajans and the ecstasy of celebration. Colourful powder is thrown in the air, as people sing and dance in the street. Once the deities are offloaded, the men bring them down to the water. A microcosm of the Hindu idea of reincarnation, once the festival is over, the deities are unceremoniously and dumped in the Ganges, from whence they came. : by fahyje, Views[1551]
    Baptism - After the deities have been on display in elaborate and colourful dress around the city for the festival week, they are brought back to the Ganges. For this whole day, there are several popular ghats along the river bank where truckloads of locals arrive amid the throng of bhajans and the ecstasy of celebration. Colourful powder is thrown in the air, as people sing and dance in the street. Once the deities are offloaded, the men bring them down to the water. A microcosm of the Hindu idea of reincarnation, once the festival is over, the deities are unceremoniously and dumped in the Ganges, from whence they came.

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