Hanoi
Busy streets of Hanoi (1/2016)
Motorbikes at a red light (1/2016)
Street in Hanoi (1/2016)
The constant movement of vehicles (1/2016)
Catching up on the news (1/2016)
Turtle Tower in the middle of Hoan Kiem Lake (1/2016)
Always looking to make a sale (1/2016)
Finally bought my guidebook (1/2016)
Rough translation “Communist Party of Vietnam honors all Men!” (1/2016)
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (1/2016)
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (1/2016)
Honor guard at attention at Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (1/2016)
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (1/2016)
Entrance of Hoa Lo Prison (1/2016)
Glass rimmed walls of Hoa Lo Prison (1/2016)
Looking in a cell in Hoa Lo Prison (1/2016)
Tran Quoc Pagoda (1/2016)
Tran Quoc Pagoda (1/2016)
Presidential Palace (1/2016)
Mai Chau
Helping a local load her bicycle (1/2016)
Helping a local load her bicycle (1/2016)
Helping a local load her bicycle (1/2016)
Local Selfie after loading her bicycle (1/2016)
View of Mai Chau from 1,000 Step Cave (1/2016)
Lush Forests of Mai Chau (1/2016)
Mai Chau Local (1/2016)
Mai Chau Local (1/2016)
Mai Chau Local (1/2016)
Mai Chau Local (1/2016)
Mai Chau Local (1/2016)
Mai Chau Locals (1/2016)
Mai Chau Local (1/2016)
Never ending rice paddies (1/2016)
Never ending rice paddies (1/2016)
Mai Chau (1/2016)
Mai Chau (1/2016)
My mode of transportation to explore the outlying villages (1/2016)
Mai Chau home (1/2016)
Street of Ban Lac (Mai Chau – 1/2016)
Tam Coc
Row Boats (1/2016)
Entrance to Bich Dong Pagoda (1/2016)
Bich Dong Pagoda (1/2016)
Bich Dong Pagoda (1/2016)
Shrine at the Bich Dong Pagoda (1/2016)
View from atop the Bich Dong Pagoda (1/2016)
View from atop the Bich Dong Pagoda (1/2016)
Hue
Reflections at The Citadel (1/2016)
Golden Opulence at The Citadel (1/2016)
Pagoda at The Citadel (1/2016)
Opulence at The Citadel (1/2016)
Food at a local market (1/2016)
Pagoda at the Tomb of Tu Duc (1/2016)
Ceremonial incense at the Tomb of Tu Duc (1/2016)
Pagoda at the Tomb of Tu Duc (1/2016)
Moss encrusted wall at the Tomb of Tu Duc (1/2016)
Pagoda at tomb of Minh Mang (1/2016)
Hue to Hoi An (Over Hai Van Pass)
Rice paddies lined with hand planted shoots (Xa Phu Dien)
Local Fisherman taking to the sea (Xa Vinh Hien – 1/2016)
Local fishing pier (Xa Vinh Hien – 1/2016)
Approach to the Elephant Sanctuary (Xa Loc Tien – 1/2016)
Mild rapids cascade through the Elephant Sanctuary (Xa Loc Tien – 1/2016)
My Chariot at the top of the Hai Van Pass (Phung Hoa Hiep Bac – 1/2016)
Top of Hai Van Pass (Phung Hoa Hiep Bac – 1/2016)
Descending from the Clouds after traversing Hai Van Pass (Phung Hoa Hiep Bac – 1/2016)
Clear Skies Over Da Nang Bay (Phung Hoa Hiep Bac – 1/2016)
Hoi An
Shrine adorning the Marble Mountains (1/2016)
Shrine adorning the Marble Mountains (1/2016)
Shrine inside a cave in the Marble Mountains (1/2016)
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Hoi An Local (2/2016)
Hoi An Child (2/2016)
Hoi An Child (2/2016)
Sisters from Hoi An (2/2016)
Hoi An Local (2/2016)
Hoi An Local Hard at Work Sewing a Pair of Pants (2/2016)
Hoi An Local (2/2016)
Hoi An Local (2/2016)
Hoi An Local Hard at Work Hauling Rice Paper (2/2016)
Eight-Day Motorcycle Roadtrip
Fishing Boats (Nha Trang – 2/2016)
Spiritual leader standing atop a Temple (Hoa Thanh – 2/2016)
View from Elephant Rock (2/2016)
Locals cannot get enough of the beard (2/2016)
Arriving in Lak Lake (2/2016)
Elephant Ride (Lak Lake – 2/2016)
Elephant Ride (Lak Lake – 2/2016)
Elephant Ride (Lak Lake – 2/2016)
Dalat skyline from The Crazy House (Dalat – 2/2016)
Local children (2/2016)
Bike loaded down on the descent from Dalat (2/2016)
Fishing boats moored off the coast on the drive from Mui Ne to Loc An (2/2016)
Sliding Doors (Loc An – 2/2016)
Cu Chi Tunnels (2/2016)
Cu Chi Tunnels (2/2016)
Ferry ride in the Mekong Delta (Xa Tan Phu – 2/2016)
Binh: The Man, The Myth, The Legend (2/2016)
Bridge to Coconut Island (2/2016)
Boats in the Mekong River (Coconut Island – 2/2016)
Preparing the fresh chicken dinner (Coconut Island – 2/2016)
Floating Market (Can Tho – 2/2016)
Pineapples at the floating market (Can Tho – 2/2016)
Landscape (2/2016)
Landscape (2/2016)
Silhouette (Thi Tran Nam Ban – 2/2016)
1 Comment
Jim and Karen
January 24, 2016Hi Paul! Jim and I are constantly fasinated by how you write and describe your experiences while you travel the world. The photos are UNBELIEVEABLE (especially the recent ones in Viet Nam). Each one seems to tell a story without needing words. I think your next assignment should be for National Geographics Magazine. We think you are amazing! :O) Jim says “Stay thirsty, my friend!” Love, Karen and Jim Lundy