Gateway
Stele Pavilion through the Frangipani
How Do You Like Your Eggs? Not Poached, I Hope!
Mussel Beds
Mussel Beds
Mussel Beds
Mussel Beds
Jetty and Mussel Beds
Jetty and Mussel Beds (Monochrome Version)
A Fine Load of Bananas
Japanese Covered Bridge
Monkey Statue in the Japanese Covered Bridge
Japanese Covered Bridge
Dog Statue in the Japanese Covered Bridge
On the Thu Bon River
Lady in Red
Bamboo Bicycle
Masked Rider
Fast Food
Thien Hau Temple
Statue on the Gate of the Thien Hau Temple
Top of Gate of the Thien Hau Temple
Spiral Incense in the Thien Hau Temple
Obelisk by the Stele Pavilion
Inside the Stele Pavilion
Stele Pavilion
Guardian Elephant
Something Fishy
Adenium obesum
Patterns in a Roof
Xung Khiem Pavilion
Xung Khiem Pavilion
Xung Khiem Pavilion on Luu Khiem Lake
Smoky Gateway
Jack Fruit and Incense
Well-balanced
Incense Sticks for Sale
Protector of the Citadel and Kingdom
Detail of a Holy Cannon
Hien Nohn Gate
Ancient Gate
Mythological Beast
Tourist Transport
Roof of the Thai Hoa Palace
A Rest Between Journeys
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Tu Duc's Sepulchre
Tu Duc mausoleum complex, near Hue, Vietnam.
The Emperor Tu Duc was not actually buried here. In fact, the whereabouts of his last resting place are unknown because the mandarins had all the Emperor's 200 servants beheaded so that the location remained secret.
The Emperor Tu Duc was not actually buried here. In fact, the whereabouts of his last resting place are unknown because the mandarins had all the Emperor's 200 servants beheaded so that the location remained secret.
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