In the heart of Hanoi, Vietnam, is Hoan Kiem Lake with its signature red The Huc Bridge, tree branches dipping into its waters, and a pathway encircling its shores.
Other side of the road, Hon Gai, Vietnam
While the Ha Long Bay gets all of the attention, here’s a look at the other side of the road that runs along the shore in the city of Hon Gai, Vietnam.
Karst formations, Ha Long Bay, Vietnam
Not only are the karst limestone formations fantastical, there’s an astounding number of them extending far into the horizon in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam.
Boats in the bay, Ha Long Bay, Vietnam
Anchored boats warm up in the morning sun against a backdrop of the renowned karst limestone formations in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam.
Dinh Hang Kenh, Haiphong, Vietnam
The courtyard of this communal house, Dinh Hang Kenh, serves as a playground in the late afternoon, in Haiphong, Vietnam.
Rowing a boat, Ninh Binh, Vietnam
While most people row a boat using their hands, some can also row with their feet, on the Van River in Ninh Binh, Vietnam.
Lake Ky Lan, Ninh Binh, Vietnam
I enjoy a quiet moment as the sun sets over Lake Ky Lan on a stopover in Ninh Binh, Vietnam.
Building ruins, Dong Hoi, Vietnam
No signs were posted, but after reading about how the city was heavily bombed during the American War, my guess is that this is one of the few structures left standing in Dong Hoi, Vietnam.
Hammer and sickle, Dong Hoi, Vietnam
Government buildings are sensitive photographic subjects, as I was abruptly reminded by a guard soon after I shot this photo in Dong Hoi, Vietnam.
East Gate, Dong Hoi, Vietnam
Two guys hang out on the bridge leading to the East Gate of what little remains of the citadel in Dong Hoi, Vietnam.
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