Ha Giang to Lung Cu
Video — The first leg of the Ha Giang loop. This is typically a 2-3 journey.
Video — The first leg of the Ha Giang loop. This is typically a 2-3 journey.
Video — I have seen many terraced rice fields, but i wasn’t prepared for the stunning terraced tea plantations in Lai Chau on the way to Sapa.
Video — Exploring back-roads en-route to Pu Luong I came across this lovely farm & cattle trail. A bit slippery and steep in some sections compelled me to go slow and enjoy the surroundings.
Video — A ride into the remote jungle between Khe Sanh and Phong Nha. One of the last pristine mountain forest roads available.
Video — Home of Kega Lighthouse. In Binh Thuan province with Phan Thiet to the north and La Gi to the south. A small gritty fishing town with some tourist activity for the lighthouse. It’s my hometown these days so I have explored many of the nooks and crannies.
Video — Riding among the coffee plantations and pine forests.
Video — Annually embedded with a Hmong family, I always enjoy Mu Cang Chai. Best in May & June during water pouring season or September and October for the harvest period. The harvest time changes a bit year to year, but like Hoang Su Phi it is at least a month after Sa Pa.
Video — Between the HCM road and route 1 is the central route from Da Lat to Hanoi. It rounds to the east of a large mountain chain through a very quiet agricultural area. Very little traffic, terrific view; what more can you ask for.
Chinatown — Cho Lon Cho Lon, Ho Chi Minh City‘s historic Chinatown district, is an amazing fusion Vietnamese and Chinese cultura, offering photographers an authentic glimpse into daily life across its dynamic streets and ancient temples and pagodas. The neighborhood spans Districts 5 and 6, with the most photogenic areas concentrated around Binh Tay Market and its surrounding streets. Some of the best Photography locations…
The beaches of Vietnam are some of the loveliest in Southeast Asia.