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Harvesting Water Lilies

Harvesting Water Lilies

Harvesting Water Lilies in the river, Tam Coc, Vietnam.
I was kicked off the sleeper bus at 4am in the morning, having no idea where I was. Tam Coc turns...
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Harvesting Water Lilies in the river, Tam Coc, Vietnam.
I was kicked off the sleeper bus at 4am in the morning, having no idea where I was. Tam Coc turns out to be an amazingly picturesque must-see stop in any travel through Vietnam. The landscape is unique with karst hills, much like Halong Bay but inland. It’s strikingly beautiful and full of friendly people.
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