In the summer of 2013, French photographer Réhahn set off on a journey of exploration, armed with a camera and the intention to document Vietnam's diverse cultural landscape.
In the summer of 2013, French photographer Réhahn set off on a journey of exploration, armed with a camera and the intention to document Vietnam’s diverse cultural landscape. His motivation was to show the world that there was more to Vietnam than war. He later published a selection of the best photographs from his trip in the book, Vietnam, Mosaic of Contrasts.
Two years later, Réhahn is still exploring Vietnam’s far-flung corners, captivated by the unparalleled landscapes and the intimate relationship the people of Vietnam have with their environment. This is a selection of Rehahn’s latest landscape photography, taken from Volume II, Vietnam, Mosaic of Contrasts. Images that capture Vietnam’s diversity – from North to South.
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| Dong Van Valley |
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| Mu Cang Chai Terraces |
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| Buon Me Thuot in Central Highlands |
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| Tra Su Forest |
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| Ba Be Lake |
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| Bac Son |
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| Hoi An |
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| Mai Chau |
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| On The Road Of Meo Vac |
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| Desert Of Phan Rang |
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| Hoàng Su Phì Terraces |
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| Dong Van |
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| Cua Dai Beach |
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| Lak Lake |
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| Sapa Terraces |
(Source: Bored panda)
