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         		 The Black Hmong tribe cultivate the Indigo Plant, Indigofera Tinctoria, to produce the blue dye for their clothes, as with this girls traditional outfit.: by freespirit5, Views[992]
         		 These Red Dzao women in the hill-tribe area of Sapa, maintain their ethnic traditions despite the increasing modernity of their surroundings.: by freespirit5, Views[324]
         		 The Sapa Valley is home to many diverse minority ethnic groups thought to have originated centuries ago in southern China - the Zai, Red Dzao, Black and Red Hmong. Here a rice paddy is being planted with seedlings.: by freespirit5, Views[373]
         		 A Black H'mong girl daydreams - perhaps of her future. There aren't many opportunities for girls from the hill-tribe groups which are marginalised in Vietnam.: by freespirit5, Views[241]
     
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         		 On the way to the Bac Ha markets, northern Vietnam . The markets provide an exciting opportunity for social interaction. People who otherwise live in remote and isolated tribal areas travel from far and wide for the monthly market day.: by freespirit5, Views[263]
         		 A young girl from the H'mong minority wears a traditional neckband crafted from silver. The H'mong live in northernmost areas of Vietnam and Laos.: by freespirit5, Views[420]
         		 It's a long, hot and dusty day for these women at the monthly district market in Bac Ha, northern Vietnam. The intensely colourful, hand embriodered cotton and velvet outfits they wear are the traditional dress of the Flower H'mong and are very hot and heavy in daytime temperatures of more than 30 degrees celcius. : by freespirit5, Views[864]
     
    It's can be a slow day - waiting for customers.: by freespirit5, Views[241]
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         		 A Black H'mong woman and her child use this small stream outside of their house to wash their hands. Streams like these are plentiful in the Sapa Valley in northern Vietnam, and are often fitted with small yet ingenious hydro-electric generators to power single light bulbs in dwellings.: by freespirit5, Views[500]
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         		 This woman from ethnically diverse northern region of Vietnam catches a pick-up truck to the market. : by freespirit5, Views[218]
         		 Despite the oppressive heat, this colourful traditional dress of velvet and intricately embroidered heavy cotton is daily attire for women of the Flower Hmong tribe.: by freespirit5, Views[366]
         		 This photo gave me goosebumps the first time I saw it properly on a monitor. When I was walking behind these girls, I noticed how they were interacting with their land - a walk they probably do countless times a day - but still they both brushed their hands through the grass, feeling each blade.: by christine_berry, Views[447]
         		 Sapa is gorgeous, isn't it? If you look closely you can see the power lines gently following the gradient of the hill. I was surprised to see that man's ability to modernize everything had reached as far as rural Viet Nam. : by christine_berry, Views[261]
     
    I love the expressions of the mama and baby in this photo. I chose it because of their expressions, the mother's unusual dress and the faint, dreamy silhouette of Sapa's gorgeous fields in the background. : by christine_berry, Views[265]
         		 These two girls are trying to sell various handy crafts to fellow tourists. While they appear to be above the poverty line, you can still see the desperation in her eyes; no doubt her lively hood depends on this sale. I chose this photo because of the emotion you can see in her eyes and also because for someone from a Western country where education is free to all, it's hard to see a young girl working instead of learning and being empowered.: by christine_berry, Views[277]
         		 This wealthy Vietnamese tourist embraces the view of Sapa from the clouds; the town's highest lookout. : by vietnam, Views[324]
         		 This precious little girl has not a care in the world as she eats a pear at the top of a mountain in Sapa. She will sell the bracelet when she finishes. : by vietnam, Views[282]
         		 This woman spotted my attempt at a cliche Vietnamese beggar photo. She smirked and stuck her hand out immediately implying I give her some Dong in exchange for the photo I just took. I gave her 20 000 Dong as she laughed in delight of her victory, or maybe at how cheap I am. : by vietnam, Views[833]
     
    Enjoying a sunny day at the top of Long Son Pagoda in Nha Trang, this man spends his time admiring the view, playing ball with the children and posing for photos.: by vietnam, Views[237]
         		 As this man walks the busy streets of Ho Chi Minh city, he embraces the capitalist influences the city displays. : by vietnam, Views[306]
         		 The motocycle is king of the Vietnamese roads.: by melonme, Views[625]
         		 The local ferrie service between old town and new town of Hoi An: by melonme, Views[215]
         		 An elderly woman carring lunches for the locals.: by melonme, Views[253]
     
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