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The girls wash water lilies on the river before selling them in the market in Tan An, Long An, taken from above to create a beautiful picture. Photo: Phan Khanh.

The salt farmers harvested white crystalline salt from the salt fields in Hon Khoi and Nha Trang during the dry season. Photo: Thien Nguyen.

The influx of lychee transporters goes on sale every June in the North. Photo: Tuan Tran.

Scenes of hundreds of boats stopping Trang An and Ninh Binh wharves waiting for tourists. Photo: Olivier Apicella.

Green tea islands are scattered in a lake near the Vietnam - Laos border. Photo: Trung Pham.

The woman exposes bunches of bright red incense covering the yard in a Hanoi trade village. Photo: Pham Ngoc Thach.

A man arranges dishes to prepare for a local festival in the port city of Vung Tau. Photo: Huu Tam.

Three women without helmet sit on a road in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Khai Nguyen Tuan.

Hundreds of people took part in yoga ensemble on a square in the coastal city of Nha Trang. Photo: Hung Pham.

Children 'prey' fly kites on seasonal fields into flooded areas in the Mekong Delta. Photo: Thien Nguyen.

A photo of high-rise buildings and bright streets in Ho Chi Minh City at night looks like an electronic circuit board. Photo: Trung Pham.

Two women chatting on a boat in a river at Phong Dien floating market, Can Tho. Photo: Carlos Antunes.

Dancers perform traditional dances during a Khmer festival in Kien Giang. Photo: Nhan Le.