With his great passion for artistic photography, Nguyen Huu Thanh from the northern province of Hung Yen has visited many places across Viet Nam in a bid to capture stunning images of every corner.

Let’s admire Viet Nam’s attractive charm through stunning photos captured by dedicated lensman Thanh.

Ripe rice season in Phong Nam, the northern province of Cao Bang

A view of the annual ‘Tich Dien (Ploughing) Festival, held on the seventh day of the Lunar New Year, aimed at praying for a year of favourable weather and bumper harvests.

Fansipan is the most prominent mountain among thousands of majestic mountains of the Northwestern region. With a height of 3,143m, this is the highest mountain in the three Indochinese countries of Viet Nam, Laos and Cambodia. Therefore, Fansipan is also known as the ‘Roof of Indochina’.

The Phu Ung temple festival in Phu Ung Commune, An Thi District, Hung Yen Province is one of the biggest festivals in the early spring to commemorate General Pham Ngu Lao, a talented general of the Tran dynasty who had defeated the Nguyen - Mong invaders.

A M-shaped curve in Ha Giang Province.

Pupils visit tank No 390 at the Independence Palace, HCM City. It is a symbol of victory, peace and territorial integrity of Viet Nam.

Pho Hien night-time festival in Hung Yen Province

Reporting by DA NANG Newspaper – Translating by A.T