In Vietnam, Dima traveled from North to South, living with indigenous people of many different ethnicities. The beautiful images of destinations such as Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Can Tho, Quang Binh, Lao Cai… are valuable additions to this Ukrainian photographer’s travel photography collection. Dima concluded, the best way to explore Vietnam is through the locals. In Can Tho, he had the best photos when watching the river life of the people here. Dima is amazed as the locals cook, raise their children and maintain their daily life on the river. “Look at these kids, they grew up in one of the most beautiful places in the world, but most have never been on land. Every day, children bathe in cool water and enjoy life. When communicating. With the local people, I am fascinated by the traditions that are always preserved,” said Dima. Dima spent a few days in the mountain villages of Sapa, where he met many Hmong people. To overcome communication difficulties, Dima revealed that Vietnamese people are usually very open-minded, so he can somewhat understand other people’s attitudes towards him by observing their facial expressions. Despite the language barrier, Dima was warmly received as a family guest. “Here the Black Hmong and the Red Dao live close to each other but have different languages. They lead an idyllic life in the highlands, the women do handicrafts and the men farm. Their villages are picturesque. , with terraced fields and surrounding mountains,” said Dima. Going to Hanoi, Dima still keeps a habit of following the pace of life of the locals. He is surprised that people in the capital get up very early and like to start their day with morning exercise. Outside of Hanoi, Dima has explored Ha Long Bay, which he describes as having “unbelievably beautiful scenery” where visitors can go boating, relax on the beach and enjoy seafood caught by local fishermen. . This photographer also did not forget to visit caves in Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park in Quang Binh and Hoi An ancient town in Quang Nam. Dima Gilitukha commented, Vietnam is a convenient place to travel. Even a less experienced traveler on a tight budget can experience the culture and nature of Vietnam. There’s also plenty of affordable accommodations and affordable street food here, too. It is not difficult to navigate in Vietnam, a good transportation system gives visitors access to many cities and tourist attractions. Sleeper cars are also very comfortable vehicles.

Try it once in your life, travel slowly and feel every single frame outside the train window to see how beautiful Vietnam really is … 1. Railways pass through Hai Van pass (Da Nang and Hue) Many people have experienced and confidently said that: The North – South railway line passing through Lang Co – Hai Van Pass is the most beautiful railway in Vietnam! Because this is the most unique route when one side leaned on the towering mountain, the other faced the deep blue sea, creating a very unique and rare scene. You can sit on the train and watch the sea scenery from Hai Van pass, along with the green patches of green forest. In the summer, the wild flower hills on either side of the train track are also in full bloom and paint a brilliant picture. The trains passing through the Lang Co – Hai Van pass railway often move at a very slow speed, about 15km / h, due to many bends and dangerous terrain. But also because of this, passengers on board can easily enjoy and watch the natural scenery around the legendary Hai Van pass. 2. Phung Hung train route In Asia, when it comes to “Chinatown”, people will immediately think of three very famous names that have appeared in the international newspaper. These are all places that give visitors a thrilling, but no less exciting, experience. The story of this Hanoi railway neighborhood once appeared in many foreign newspapers. In April 2014, the British newspaper Dailymail published an impressive series of photos of trains running across the crowded residential area in Hanoi. During the railway run through the city of Hanoi through many streets such as Phung Hung, Dien Bien Phu, Le Duan … visitors can visit and experience the food service, but only the section across Phung Hung Street is the most crowded. Railways over a hundred years old running through the old town of Hanoi have recently become an attractive tourist destination for tourists, especially foreigners. The dreamy images seem to be only in the movie There are still simple, intimate and rustic features of Hanoi people. 3. Tran Quy Cap train route in Da Lat Dalat city always has beautiful little corners and the train track on Tran Quy Cap Street is such a place. This place is especially beautiful and romantic when cherry blossoms bloom with sparkling pink colors in the season. In addition to cherry apricot, this place is also adorned by the bright yellow color of many wild flower bushes characteristic of the land of fog. Also because of the cherry blossom season, many corners of this train line make people think of the romantic atmosphere of the Japanese cherry blossom season. The train trips between these beautiful and peaceful natural scenery are unique sceneries that you have the opportunity to experience. Because of this beautiful scenery, many people have come here to take excellent check-in photos of Dalat. To get beautiful photos, the photographer needs to wait for the train schedule to reach Trai Mat station and the shooting time is only a few seconds. Therefore, to see these beautiful images sometimes you also need a little more luck.