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A beautiful and simple Vietnam through the lens of tourists


Vietnam appears with simple looks and soulfulness under the lens of Dutch tourists. The photo was posted on The Guardian UK.

Chris Schalkx, Dutch tourists have the opportunity to visit Vietnam in the journey to discover some famous tourist sites. He arrived in Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Da Nang, Hoi An, some western provinces and Ho Chi Minh City.
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Hanoi beautiful, sometimes only the burden of flowers on street vendors
Schalkx devotes much of his love to Vietnam. "Few cities in the world can match the glamor of Hanoi, its lakes, its green streets, its buildings with French architecture," he said.
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Dutch tourists enjoy tea in the ancient streets of Hanoi
Dutch tourists also took more vivid colors across the streets of Hanoi and Hoi An old town. Coming to Hoi An Town, what makes Schalkx so much fun is its distinctive wall-lined walls. This makes the old town become the most beautiful destination in Vietnam in his eyes. Schalkx does not forget to give advice to visitors, in Hoi An, should get up early to enjoy the fresh air, avoid the noise.
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Hoi An ancient town with walls painted yellow paint characteristic
Stopping in Ho Chi Minh City, Dutch guests enjoy the cafés all over the place. "From the coffee apartment to the gourmet, sidewalk pavement shows the Saigon people love this drink," he said.
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The famous coffee house in Ho Chi Minh City
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Simple life of the people in the Mekong Delta
Continuing towards the Mekong Delta, Schalkx has pictures of tranquil countryside with rice fields open, or the colorful flower village before the traditional New Year.
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The beautiful beauty of Ninh Binh
And the last stop in the journey, he turned back north to Ninh Binh. This place is about 90 minutes drive from Hanoi. Present at the Cave, Schalkx must climb 500 steps to admire the majestic scenery with the fields below. From above, tourists will have a look at the beautiful Tam Coc.

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