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    Customers can try shoes, jackets... right at the kiosks.: by haitran, Views[324]
         		 Most popular things sold here are souvenirs and handicrafts. : by haitran, Views[564]
         		 During the time of the night market, the main streets become walking streets. Vehicles are not allowed to get in.: by haitran, Views[277]
         		 Dong Xuan night market was created in 2003, on the occasion of South East Asian games. Unlike workaday Dong Xuan which is available for all days and concentrates on trading, the night market only opens in the evening of the weekend and mainly focuses on tourist attraction. There are hundreds of kiosks along the main streets from the entrance to the exit.: by haitran, Views[317]
         		 Village children welcoming visitors as a little piglet runs up the stairs.: by hungontheworld, Views[251]
     
    Two little boys peeking into their house after they heard a loud noise inside.: by hungontheworld, Views[569]
         		 A little girl seems bewildered as she stands outside her house atop a hill.: by hungontheworld, Views[251]
         		 Two young H'mong girls hanging clothes to dry outside their house. : by hungontheworld, Views[392]
         		 A young girl meanders along the rice terraces back to the hut where she lives.: by hungontheworld, Views[217]
         		 Once we arrive there is an annual festival taking place, where people from surrounding villages join to participate in wholesome games, such as this one where the aim is to reach the flag at the top of a pole.: by hilaryfaye, Views[220]
     
    Nearing the Black Hmong village, we encountered some muddy, but friendly little faces.: by hilaryfaye, Views[242]
         		 Along the muddy, wintery trek, a mother with her baby safely bundled in fabric, stops to collect dry grass and wrap it around her hand. : by hilaryfaye, Views[244]
         		 A woman looks back to see if the group are still behind her. It wouldn't be difficult to lose your companions in this thick fog.: by hilaryfaye, Views[246]
         		 Following two women with supplies from town on their backs, through the mountainous Sapa, one might mistake themselves for being in the clouds.: by hilaryfaye, Views[241]
         		 Vietnamese Stand By Me. : by mattchuang, Views[230]
     
    Dreaming of love long past, this store keeper remains open.: by dalexander, Views[302]
         		 Escaping from the heat, an elderly man holds the secrets to an exultant life.: by dalexander, Views[320]
         		 A son shares the same bewilderment, his mother did.: by dalexander, Views[971]
         		 A grandmother washes her hands after preparing fish for a late breakfast.: by dalexander, Views[303]
         		 This content soul maybe homeless.. but no less at home. He retains dignity.: by dalexander, Views[301]
     
    The colourful motorised fishing vessel of Nha Trang glistering in the early morning rays. Fishermen resting before heading out for a couple days to fill their nets with the next catch for sale at this informal market.: by george2georgiou, Views[441]
         		 Fish being poured into a basket after completing a sale. The fish are then quickly packed in ice and rushed off on a motorbike to local restaurants or other markets to be sold to locals.: by george2georgiou, Views[339]
         		 This beautiful Vietnamese woman wearing traditional conical straw hat has seen several sunrises waiting for the men to return from the South China Sea with their catch.: by george2georgiou, Views[881]
         		 Two happy women coming to shore in traditional wicker Bumboat.: by george2georgiou, Views[408]
         		 Woke up at 4:30am to visit a local fish market in Nha Trang, situated on a small sand bar on the Cai River to capture the hustle and bustle of the morning activities. Morning sun breaking on a shore boat transferring the catch to the waiting buyers.: by george2georgiou, Views[545]
     
    Best place for reception in the village : by sallywil, Views[201]
         		 A sign of growth in the rural communities. : by mattchuang, Views[265]
         		 Development in Vietnam is evident everywhere you go yet a large number of the sites are unattended or very minimal work is being done. : by mattchuang, Views[244]
         		 Local children of Sapa playing a game I've never seen before. : by mattchuang, Views[304]
         		 A young boy of some local Hmong women we met. They invited us back to their straw-built home and cooked us food with their stove that is a hole in the stone ground. : by mattchuang, Views[262]
     
    Mum looks after the kids: by sallywil, Views[237]
         		 A day at the Office. : by sallywil, Views[220]
         		 Who needs a truck? Everything you need fits on the the back of your bike.: by sallywil, Views[253]
         		 A typical house for a Vietnamese workman, and their family Vehicle. : by sallywil, Views[535]
         		 He is an orphan I met at a village right under Long Bien Bridge. He had no relatives left. His meal usually comes from the waste food from street vendors.: by tamdong511, Views[199]
     
    Afternoon marketplace on Long Bien Bridge.: by tamdong511, Views[188]
         		 Looking at the bustling moving lines of vehicles, she was pondering about her miserable life.: by tamdong511, Views[170]
         		 Weekends, a group of people gather at Hoan Kiem Lake to sing for everyone. Anyone interested can join. With only a few guitars, they have created a very large amateur
         		 This is a corner of a ceramic workshop in Bat Trang, Hanoi.: by tamdong511, Views[262]
         		 Local hawker braves the lack of traffic lights of headlong traffic: by jozi2neverwhere, Views[186]
     
    Mid-Autumn festival: Anywhere and anyway to make a buck: by jozi2neverwhere, Views[181]
         		 Western standards of hygeine fight in competition with the intoxicating smells: by jozi2neverwhere, Views[171]
         		 Remnants of the past, her history and resounding poverty.: by jozi2neverwhere, Views[265]
         		 Steeped in history, one can't see Vietnam simply for the trees: by jozi2neverwhere, Views[175]
         		 Street food is a must in Vietnam make sure you pick a hot spot : by adora, Views[247]
     
    A lesson in History Vietnam children on a school excursion : by adora, Views[273]
         		 Ever moving Mekong River were food and Island transport is always on the go: by adora, Views[251]
         		 Mekong River is were you find lunch is with a view : by adora, Views[210]
         		 Trapped in the routine; collecting shells can easily become a monotonous and demanding activity. : by alfredoparedes, Views[257]
         		 Cock fights are still part of entertainment for Vietnamese people. What seems interesting is how they patiently paint vivid colors on them to put more drama and emotion into the show. : by alfredoparedes, Views[880]
     
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