I’m a photography enthusiast, and the landscapes in Northwest Vietnam seem incredible for capturing scenic views. Are there any specific spots that are particularly photogenic...
The tourist attractions from the hills to the city and down to the sea appear colorful through the bird's-eye view photos of Dang Van Hai - a young photographer in Binh Dinh Province
Dang Van Hai a photograhper in Phu Cat district, Binh Dinh is a person who loves to explore, record videos and take photos with a drone on the roads of Vietnam.
One of the impressive Hai destinations is Ha Giang, with a trip in April to experience the road from Ma Pi Leng pass to Ta Lang village, Pai Lung commune, Meo Vac district leading down to Tu San canyon. From the top of the mountain pass, you can look down to Nho Que stream with mossy green water color, highlighting the soft beauty of the rocky plateau.
Since 2012, while still a student in Quy Nhon, Hai has made the first motorbike tours in the central provinces and has set foot in all parts of Vietnam.
The picture above is the golden season scene at the raspberry hill terraces in Mu Cang Chai, Yen Bai.
Sa Pa town, Lao Cai in the fanciful early morning mist.
The peaceful Son River was taken by the locals as the Troc River.The river originates in the Truong Son range, flows underground in the limestone mountains in Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park and flows out to the mouth of Phong Nha cave in the territory of Phong Nha village, Son Trach commune, Bo Trach district. After that, the river winds through green fields and corn hills before merging with the mother Gianh river in Ba Don town.
Initially, the family was worried about Hai when experiencing long-distance trips and climbing mountains. Going through the process after watching the videos and photos Hai made, the family gradually supported his passion.
Sunset on Banh It tower in Phuoc Hiep commune, Tuy Phuoc district. These are Cham Pa towers with 4 ancient architectural works, including Gate tower, Hoa tower, Bia tower and Main tower built in the late 11th century and early 12th century.
The seaweed season usually starts in April and ends at the end of June on Hon Kho island, Nhon Hai, about 30 km from the center of Quy Nhon beach town. Seaweed often live on coral reefs, undersea rocks, when growing long and old, they emerge on the surface of the water.
Hai said that he was rowing SUP in Hon Kho on a beautiful day, when he saw a fisherman rowing a basket boat to pull a net under the seaweed carpet, he used a drone to take a picture immediately. The photo, which has just been selected for exhibition at the Southern Central Highlands - Central Highlands Regional Art Photo Festival in 2021, is the beginning of photography enthusiasts.
Fishermen at Thi Nai lagoon, the largest saltwater lagoon of Binh Dinh.This lagoon has an area of over 5,000 hectares in the territory of 4 wards and communes of Quy Nhon city and 4 communes of Tuy Phuoc district and flows into Thi Nai estuary.
Fishing season on Yen island, Phu Yen. Seen from above, the dance of pulling the seine spreads into many shapes, such as circles, hearts, bringing unique photos.
Clouds drift on Hang En waterfall where the source of the Con River is located at the border between Gia Lai and Binh Dinh provinces, in the territory of K'bang district, Gia Lai.
Ta Dung Lake is submerged in the clouds. This lake is known as "Ha Long Bay of the Central Highlands", with a harmonious landscape of sea, forest, sky, clouds and islands which is a must-see attraction when coming to Dak Nong.
Ho Chi Minh City with the highlight of the brilliant and bustling Landmark 81 building on the night of the lunar new year 2019
“From climbing mountains, going to the forest to floating on the sea, I always go and take photos to save the memories of my youth, passion and experiences." Hai said.
