Through pictures posted on the Instagram account of the Huffington Post, Vietnam appears both lively and serene.
Through pictures posted on the Instagram account of the Huffington Post, Vietnam appears both lively and serene.
From the solitary beaches of Ha Long Bay to the chaotic streets of Ho Chi Minh City, travelers to Vietnam will be rewarded by the country's dramatic landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
"Through Your Lens" is a project of Huffington Post. By opening an Instagram account named Worldpost, the American newspaper wants its readers to share beautiful photos taken while traveling. All pictures are grouped by destination and introduced to the public each week. Recently, the site published images of Vietnam tourism.
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The Sung Sot Cave aka the "Amazing Cave" in Halong Bay.
Phong Nha Cave in the central province of Quang Binh. “The cave itself is 7729 m long, contains 14 grottos, with a 13,969 m-long underground river. Only 1.5km of area is accessible for tourists, with some caves with roofs towering up to 40m in height,” commented jimmy dau photography “I spent four days riding through the backcountry of Northern Vietnam getting to know a place of extraordinary beauty. I rode through rice fields and over mountains, all the while interacting with some of the most down-to-earth, kind people I have ever met. I took this picture on the side of a small country road. It was the Golden Hour in the Golden Land,” wrote Rezonate.
A woman selling flowers on the Hoai River in Hoi An, 2014.
Back streets of the Mekong Delta. “While this may look like a quiet backwater, behind me is a long line of boats full of tourists all being floated down the same route. This sort of thing is always bittersweet for me, as much as being part of mass formulaic tourism has its woes, I can also still appreciate the experience itself (don't look behind!!) and the support the jobs bring to the local economy is priceless,” wrote where's wiwi.
A lantern stall in Hoi An.
A water buffalo in a field just outside of Hoi An.
“Sa Pa, in Northwestern Vietnam, was my favorite place I visited. Cool, foggy mornings would give way to bright, sunny days. It was just beautiful,” wrote the author of the picture.
A grocery boat in Halong Bay, 2013.
A solitary temple on a beach surrounded by huge limestone formations out in Halong Bay.
The Long Bien Bridge in Hanoi is a traditional spot for wedding photos.
Beautiful moment in Hanoi.
Foggy evening in the northern part of Vietnam.
A vendor. |
(Source: VNN)
