275. Was There

 

One Pillar Pagoda, Hanoi, Vietnam

274. The Yellow Building

The Presidential Palace of the Vietnamese

The  French Colonial architecture  building was built between 1900 and 1906 by the French architect Auguste Henri Vildieu

273. Waiting in Line

We were in line since 6:30am to see Uncle Ho.  People continuously queued in line like soldiers marching in battle.  It only took us less then 5 minutes to walk through his display but the waiting to get there was ridiculously long, over an hour.

272. The Way Out

271. Into The Jungle

We all had once or another been there .

270. Big & Small

269. Looking Up

@ Heaven Cave, Quang Binh Province, Vietnam

Last time I was in Quanh Binh Province, I visited Phong Nha cave and it took my breath away. And this time with the suggestion of my aunty, I had make an extra effort of getting a taxi ride for 40+ kilometer both ways to this cave.  It did worth everything and beyond.  There was a little hike about ~45 minutes to get to the cave.  Upon enter the cave, I could feel the cold air from the high latitude.  Most of the visitor walk path was cover with wooden stair or deck and it was about 1 km long.  No words can describe feeling this place presented to its visitors, just like heaven on earth I guess.  (^.^) 

268. The Imperial's Courtyard

The Courtyard @ Hue Imperial Citadel

267. Lanterns Pole

@ Ba Na Hill, Da Nang Province, Vietnam

266. A Window to the New World

Dray-Sap Waterfall,  Hello.. Again!

Dray-Sap waterfall located in Dak Lak Province, Vietnam.  It is closed to Buon Me Thuot city, the name usually associated with coffee farming in Vietnam.  During my last visit in February, the waterfall had lesser water comparing to this time. 

265. The Kids

Mood:  Tình Yêu Không Ràng Buộc - Hoàng Lê Vi

264. In Line

Floating Market, Cần Thơ City

263. My New Friend?

262. Quê Tôi - My Country

261. Where Am I!