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Cao Dai Worshippers
A group of Cao Dai worshippers sitting through the noon ceremony in the Tay Ninh Holy See.
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Committee Building
The Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee Building in Saigon, with a statue of Uncle Ho out front.
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Hoi An Riverboats
Riverboats on the waterfront in central Hoi An.
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Beach Chair Reflections
Beach chairs reflected in the lovely pool at the Saigon Phu Quoc Resort and Spa.
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Cao Dai Worshipper
Worshipper participating in the noon service in the Tay Ninh Holy See.
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Kissing Rock
A tour boat cruising past Kissing Rock in Halong Bay. This amorous rock formation has become a bit of an unofficial icon for the area.
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Floating Vendor
A boat-borne vendor selling Oreos - and other traditional Vietnamese delicacies - to cruise ship guests in Halong Bay.
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Rocky Outcrop
A layered limestone outcrop in Halong Bay.
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Crossing the Street in Vietnam
How To written 21 June 2008
Crossing the street in Vietnam is anything but pedestrian. But follow these basic guidelines, and you should stay safe from Saigon to Hanoi.
Hanoi Intersection
Multidirectional foot and motorcycle traffic in the middle of a Hanoi intersection.
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Tobias Peciva has been a member since 11 November 2007 and goes by peciva.
Currently in Auckland, New Zealand.
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I'm a Swedish expat living in Auckland, New Zealand. I'm into travel, photography, surfing, skiing, hiking, house music, wine, and coffee in the sun. As a result, I have been sleep deprived since 1997.
You can also find Tobias at www.peciva.com.
