The Nine Dynastic Urns, each dedicated to an emperor, stand in front of the Hien Lam Cac pavilion in the Imperial City in Hue, Vietnam.
Author: gsworldphoto
Three windows, Hue, Vietnam
I walk past these windows while exploring the vast Imperial City in Hue, Vietnam.
Left House, Hue, Vietnam
In ancient times, walking down the long corridor of the Left House is where someone would prepare oneself for a meeting with the emperor in the Imperial City in Hue, Vietnam.
Ladies with chickens, Hoi An, Vietnam
These ladies carry around their chickens as they try to make a sale at the market in Hoi An, Vietnam.
A cool drink, Hoi An, Vietnam
Now who doesn’t enjoy a cool drink on a hot morning at the market in Hoi An, Vietnam.
Japanese Covered Bridge, Hoi An, Vietnam
Interestingly enough, the symbol adopted for the ancient town of Hoi An, Vietnam, is the Japanese Covered Bridge.
Empty chair, Hoi An, Vietnam
Early in the morning, the streets are quiet in Hoi An, Vietnam.
Ancient town, Hoi An, Vietnam
Crossing the bridge over the Thu Bon River, I enter the ancient town of Hoi An, Vietnam.
Clothes drying, Hoi An, Vietnam
Some clothes are hung out to dry in Hoi An, Vietnam.
Dragon Bridge, Da Nang, Vietnam
After walking across in the morning, it was well worth crossing again in the evening, as the lights make the Dragon Bridge comes alive in Da Nang, Vietnam.
