Oct
31
Amazing Photographs from Vietnam
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In a Two Halves blog follow-up to the first exclusive, presenting a photo set of the best of the best of my travels through Vietnam. (All photos © of Nick Taylor & The Two Halves blog). Enjoy and please let me know which photos you liked the most!
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- Uncle Ho in the company of ”Greats”
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- Street side gourmet in Saigon for less than $2
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- Altar inside the Jade Emperor Pagoda, Saigon
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- Female deity inside the Jade Emperor Pagoda
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- Uncle Ho in front of a Vietnamese parliamentary building
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- Downtown Saigon
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- Slovenian Businessmen in Vietnam
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- Just as true and relevant today as it was 45 years ago
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- A mother’s grief, War Remnants Museum, Saigon
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- An apology, War Remnants Museum, Saigon
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- The best of Saigon’s bakeries & cofeeshops
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- The back patio of the Apocalypse Now, Saigon
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- An altar at the largest Hindu temple in Saigon
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- One of many Hindu sub deities
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- A view from the back of a store in Mui Ne
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- Main beach, outside of Mui Ne village
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- Motorcycling Vietnam
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- White sand dunes outside of Mui Ne
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- Lotus Lake adjacent to the white sand dunes
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- A graveyard with tombstones sporting the ancient Buddhist swastika, later copied & perverted by the Nazis
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- Beach near the red sand dunes
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- Fishing boats outside of Mui Ne village
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- A different perspective
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- Sweet little girls in front of a temple in Mui Ne
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- Surfin’ Vietnam
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- The Old Man and the Sea
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- Halloween Fun in Saigon
I wonder, how did you see the people of Saigon compared to people in other Asian cities. Have you been in Hanoi? What’s the difference between Hanoi and Saigon? This post really makes me even more interested in visiting Vietnam. Keep posting pics, I’m not gonna get tired of them 
