See gorgeous pictures of Vietnam—from above

See gorgeous pictures of Vietnam—from above and below

National Geographic Magazine has just selected and published the most attractive photos of Vietnamese landscapes and people using flycam.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaperGirls wash water lilies in a river before selling them at a market in Tan An, Long An. Photo: Phan Khanh.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaper

Tea island is scattered in a lake near the Vietnam – Laos border. Photo: Trung Pham.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaperThe scene of trading and transporting litchi is busy every June in the North. Photo: Tuan Tran.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaper-1A scene of dozens of tourist boats sailing in Trang An and Ninh Binh wharves. Photo: Olivier Apicella.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaper-2The woman exposes the red bunches of incense to a village in Hanoi. Photo: Pham Ngoc Thach.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaper-3A man prepares food for a local festival in the port city of Vung Tau. Photo: Huu Tam.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaperA photo of high-rise buildings and streets lit at night in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Trung Pham.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaperThree women share a motorbike on the road in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Khai Nguyen Tuan.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaperSalt farmers harvest salt from fields in Hon Khoi and Nha Trang during the dry season. Photo: Thien Nguyen.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaperHundreds of people practice yoga on a square in the coastal city of Nha Trang. Photo: Hung Pham.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaperChildren fly kites on flooded fields in the Mekong Delta. Photo: Thien Nguyen.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaperBoats selling goods on the river at Phong Dien floating market, Can Tho. Photo: Carlos Antunes.

Vietnam photo viewed from above to the US newspaperScenes of dancers dancing in a Khmer festival in Kien Giang. Photo: Nhan Le.

 

Soure :(According to National Geographic)

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