Photostories

At the end of Bùi Thị Xuân Street, there is a piece of cropland patched with a few ponds nestled by Hương River. The ponds look like fragments of a broken mirror which are surrounded with bushes and grasses. Heard from a local man that the water in the ponds is from the close-by Hương River. […]

I still love going to the countryside during rice harvest seasons. It’s when the paddy fields are crowded with farmers and their family. Each person takes care of their own job and works in harmony with each other. I’m especially addicted to the fresh fragrance and the vibrant color of the cut rice stalks with […]

It was the most magnificent sunrise I ever witnessed. I was all alone but I didn’t feel a bit of loneliness as I was so engrossed in the nature and those living things I saw on Lập An Lagoon that morning.

This weekend found me at one of the world’s most beautiful bays – Lăng Cô (in Thừa Thiên Huế Province). — Especially for Mr. RC —

Cầu Hai Lagoon is one of my favorite getaways in Huế. The pictures below can explain why.

Especially for Mr. Rice Carrier, A gentle reminder for each of us before we start walking through Bạch Mã National Park: “Take Only Memories, Leave Nothing But Footprints” – Chief Seattle

Vọng Cảnh Hill is known as one of the best places to view sunset in Huế City. AND I’ve discovered that it’s also an amazing spot to welcome the first rays of sunlight. Below are the photos of the serene mornings on Vọng Cảnh Hill.

Especially for Hằng, I always dreamt of crossing Đèo Hải Vân (Ocean & Cloud Pass), known as one of the most winding and hair-raising mountain passes in Việt Nam, on a motorbike. And this wish just came true last week when my good friend and coworker Hằng said with an exciting tone in her voice: […]

These are some kinds of plants and flowers found in my mama’s garden. Actually, it’s not really a garden but tiny patches of land that she manages to bring in as many of her favorite plants as possible. I know the names of only some of her plants so for this photo collection, I decide […]

It was a rice harvest in June 2010. Hard-work and happiness blended. The farming families all gathered on the paddy fields, making a really fun and chaotic working scene.