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Hue, 68, Colors of Hoi An

Huệ, 68, gets a ride to work in Hoi An, Vietnam. When I took this photo we didn’t know who she was so we sought her out to learn her story.

Focusing on the Ethnic Minorities of Vietnam

Focusing on the Ethnic Minorities of Vietnam. An interview with Alden Anderson by Sammy T Hoang of Culture Magazin.

Pra, Ta Oi Ethnic Group, Vietnam

Pra, 92 smokes her pipe in the living room of her house in the countryside of central Vietnam. She is from the Ta Oi Ethnic Group and walked from Laos with her family, many years ago.

Nga, Si La Ethnic Group, Vietnam

Nga and her friends are from the Si La ethnic group. They live in a remote village in the mountains of Northern Vietnam. With 909 members, the Si La are one of the smallest ethnic groups in Vietnam.

Giay Shaman Northern Vietnam

“I am a fourth-generation shaman. My father is a shaman as well. I started to learn when I was 15.” Lái, Giáy Ethnic Group, Ha Giang, Vietnam.

The Ethnic Diversity of Northern Vietnam

The Ethnic Diversity of Northern Vietnam is a Photography and Culture Project by Photographer Alden Anderson and his partner Trinh Nguyen, Documenting the Beautiful, Rich, and Diverse Ethnic Groups of Northern Vietnam.

Hoi An Underwater — Local Stories from the Flood in Hoi An

A collection of photos and stories from the locals of Hoi An Vietnam during the October 2020 floods

Sa, Hoi An during the Flood

Sa stands at the emergency flood exit-door built into the attic of her house in Hoi An, Vietnam. “Usually, there are floods at this time of the year. The highest water level in my house was 2.2 meters (7.2 feet). If the water flow is too strong and rises fast, we have to escape through this door”

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Among the Himalayas: Stories from Ladakh . Located

Among the Himalayas: Stories from Ladakh
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Located at the roof of India in a remote high altitude desert, lies Ladakh, the "Land of Mountain Passes". The culture of Ladakh shares many similarities with Tibetan culture and has often been called "Little Tibet". With a harsh, very dry landscape and a winter that typically lasts 8 months, Ladakhi people are tough, yet warm-hearted people with a rich and thriving culture.
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"I am a farmer. My grandfather taught me how to weave cloth."
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"I made these clothes from sheep wool. It takes a long time, but men and women do the job together. The woman spin the wool, and weave, and wash it. We wash before we dry because it will be always a little bit smaller. We wash it for a long time with the feet to make it smaller and then dry and tailor it."
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We met Tundup walking through the main square in Leh, the capital of Ladakh. A cold snowy day in the middle of winter. We were fascinated by so many people wearing beautiful crimson clothes, handmade from wool.
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"During the summer, I stay at home in my village. In winter, I come here (Leh, the capital of Ladakh) to visit and look after my grandson."
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This picture is in the old quarter of Leh. A place with many old crumbling buildings made of earth and a warren of narrow winding alleys. Walking through the narrow passages Tundip commented: "My family used to sell Ladakhi beer in Leh (old-town). This is the first time I have been back here in 30 years."
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Tundup Stanzin, 65 years old
Leh, Ladakh
(Northern India)

<img src="https://i2.wp.com/360nomad.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png?w=1080&ssl=1" alt="Among the Himalayas: Stories from Ladakh . Located at the roof of India in a remote high altitude desert,  lies Ladakh, the "Land of Mountain Passes". The culture of Ladakh shares many similarities with Tibetan culture and has often been called "Little Tibet".  With a harsh, very dry landscape and a winter that typically lasts 8 months, Ladakhi people are tough, yet warm-hearted people with a rich and thriving culture. . "I am a farmer. My grandfather taught me how to weave cloth." . "I made these clothes from sheep wool. It takes a long time, but men and women do the job together. The woman spin the wool, and weave, and wash it. We wash before we dry because it will be always a little bit smaller. We wash it for a long time with the feet to make it smaller and then dry and tailor it." . We met Tundup walking through the main square in Leh, the capital of Ladakh. A cold snowy day in the middle of winter. We were fascinated by so many people wearing beautiful crimson clothes, handmade from wool. . "During the summer, I stay at home in my village. In winter, I come here (Leh, the capital of Ladakh) to visit and look after my grandson." . This picture is in the old quarter of Leh. A place with many old crumbling buildings made of earth and a warren of narrow winding alleys. Walking through the narrow passages Tundip commented: "My family used to sell Ladakhi beer in Leh (old-town). This is the first time I have been back here in 30 years." . Tundup Stanzin, 65 years old Leh, Ladakh (Northern India)" data-recalc-dims="1">

[Mời bạn đọc tiếng Việt trong phần bình luận].
I didn't realize how much of a beloved man Grandpa Phố was until we posted this photo on Facebook. Almost 800 people shared the photo, with over 19,000 engagements. Many of those who shared it added fond memories of him from their childhood, including Trinh.
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I met Grandpa Phố the day after Christmas in Kon Tum, Vietnam, where he has been selling ice cream (Kem) for 35 years. This is his story.
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"I have been selling ice cream for 35 years, since 1985. My wife makes the ice cream cones and I sell it."
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"I make the ice cream on my own, so the taste is also different from other types. People don't get sick of it. They want to keep eating it more."
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"I am 78 years old. Thanks to this job, I can exercise. If I just stayed and hung out at home, I would probably have died a long time ago. It's fun to sell ice cream."
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"I remember a long time ago, there were some kids that did not have enough money to buy ice cream, I just gave it to them for free. Now, every lunar new year they have a class reunion. There are about 40 people. They always come to see me, buy my ice cream, and then give me some lucky money (money given on the lunar new year)."
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"I met some of the kids while they were in 1st grade. Whenever they come back to Kon Tum, they're always happy to see me. I consider all the children as my kids or grandchildren. Many have 2 or 3 children now and they still buy my ice cream."
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Phố, 78
Kon Tum, Vietnam

<img src="https://i2.wp.com/360nomad.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png?w=1080&ssl=1" alt="[Mời bạn đọc tiếng Việt trong phần bình luận]. I didn't realize how much of a beloved man Grandpa Phố was until we posted this photo on Facebook. Almost 800 people shared the photo, with over 19,000 engagements. Many of those who shared it added fond memories of him from their childhood, including Trinh. . I met Grandpa Phố  the day after Christmas in Kon Tum, Vietnam, where he has been selling ice cream (Kem) for 35 years. This is his story. . "I have been selling ice cream for 35 years, since 1985. My wife makes the ice cream cones and I sell it." . "I make the ice cream on my own, so the taste is also different from other types.  People don't get sick of it. They want to keep eating it more." . "I am 78 years old. Thanks to this job, I can exercise. If I just stayed and hung out at home, I would probably have died a long time ago. It's fun to sell ice cream." . "I remember a long time ago, there were some kids that did not have enough money to buy ice cream, I just gave it to them for free. Now, every lunar new year they have a class reunion. There are about 40 people. They always come to see me, buy my ice cream, and then give me some lucky money (money given on the lunar new year)." . "I met some of the kids while they were in 1st grade. Whenever they come back to Kon Tum, they're always happy to see me. I consider all the children as my kids or grandchildren. Many have 2 or 3 children now and they still buy my ice cream." . Phố, 78 Kon Tum, Vietnam" data-recalc-dims="1">

“What is your wish?” . “I wish I had a doll.” .

"What is your wish?"
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"I wish I had a doll."
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"Really? What do you usually play with?"

Then a neighbor interjected, "Here, they play with dirt and climb the trees. Girls and boys play the same way."
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Sure enough, a group of boys gathered in a circle scraping lines in the dirt. I tried, unsuccessfully to teach them tic-tac-toe, carving lines in the dirt.
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Hiền is from the Ba Na ethnic group living in a small village in the Central Highlands of Vietnam.
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Hiền, 10 years old
Ba Na Ethnic Group
Kon Tum, Vietnam
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2020 has been a rough year for most people, Trinh and I included. Though not always successful, I try to focus on the positive side of life. When we met Hien it reminded me of how little some people have. Sometimes I wish we were rich so we could give toys to all of the kids in the Central Highlands who have never had a toy before. It doesn't solve the problem of poverty but it would spread so much happiness.
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I wish everyone a very Merry Christmas!

<img src="https://i2.wp.com/360nomad.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png?w=1080&ssl=1" alt=""What is your wish?" . "I wish I  had a doll." . "Really? What do you usually play with?" Then a neighbor interjected, "Here, they play with dirt and climb the trees. Girls and boys play the same way." . Sure enough, a group of boys gathered in a circle scraping lines in the dirt. I tried, unsuccessfully to teach them tic-tac-toe, carving lines in the dirt. . Hiền is from the Ba Na ethnic group living in a small village in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. . Hiền, 10 years old Ba Na Ethnic Group Kon Tum, Vietnam . 2020 has been a rough year for most people, Trinh and I included. Though not always successful, I try to focus on the positive side of life. When we met Hien it reminded me of how little some people have. Sometimes I wish we were rich so we could give toys to all of the kids in the Central Highlands who have never had a toy before. It doesn't solve the problem of poverty but it would spread so much happiness. . I wish everyone a very Merry Christmas!" data-recalc-dims="1">

We hung out for a few hours with Sáu, 52, as she

We hung out for a few hours with Sáu, 52, as she was planting rice in the countryside of Hoi An. Planting rice is a labor-intensive process with each plant placed in the mud/water by hand. I've always been fascinated with rice production in Asia.
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As we've discovered by talking to the rice farmers across Vietnam, they'll usually solicit the help of their friends and neighbors when needed. It's typically not a paid arrangement and as one woman described it: "We just help each other. You help me, I help you." In Sáu's case, she had help from 2 friends. (You can see more photos and read Sáu's story on 360nomad.org under Hoi An The People.)
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POSTCARDS FROM VIETNAM - Day 6:
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As with the other days we are giving away a postcard of this photo. Each limited edition postcard has a short quote and/or descriptions on the back. Just comment (a tag is fine) on the photo. The following day(s) we will count the comments and choose a number using a random number generator to pick a winner (announced in the story).

<img src="https://i2.wp.com/360nomad.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png?w=1080&ssl=1" alt="We hung out for a few hours with Sáu, 52, as she was planting rice in the countryside of Hoi An. Planting rice is a labor-intensive process with each plant placed in the mud/water by hand. I've always been fascinated with rice production in Asia. . As we've discovered by talking to the rice farmers across Vietnam, they'll usually solicit the help of their friends and neighbors when needed. It's typically not a paid arrangement and as one woman described it: "We just help each other. You help me, I help you."  In Sáu's case, she had help from 2 friends. (You can see more photos and read Sáu's story on 360nomad.org under Hoi An The People.) . POSTCARDS FROM VIETNAM - Day 6: . As with the other days we are giving away a postcard of this photo. Each limited edition postcard has a short quote and/or descriptions on the back. Just comment (a tag is fine) on the photo. The following day(s) we will count the comments and choose a number using a random number generator to pick a winner (announced in the story)." data-recalc-dims="1">

Day 7 - Postcards from Vietnam
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We'd driven by Bổ's house many times and were always fascinated by the piles of basket materials in front. One day we stopped and talked to her. Bổ is a farmer in the countryside of Hoi An, Vietnam. Typically she grows rice but weaves baskets to supplement her income. (You can read the rest of her story in Hoi An The People on 360nomad.org)
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One of the things I really appreciate about Vietnam is so many things are made by hand or on a small scale. In some cases nearly an entire village will do the same thing. With Bổ and the basket weaving it's just her and 3-4 other houses. However, in some villages in the countryside of Vietnam you will find almost every household specializing in doing the same thing. From making sleeping mats (sedge mats) to growing mushrooms and making pottery. "Craft Villages" they are sometimes called. It's a particularly interesting bit of culture that I've come across in Vietnam.
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Have you been to a village like this in Vietnam? A "Craft Village
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POSTCARDS FROM VIETNAM:
As with the other days we are giving away a postcard of this photo of Bổ. Each limited edition postcard has a short quote and/or descriptions on the back. Just comment (a tag is fine) on the photo. The following day(s) we will count the comments and choose a number using a random number generator to pick a winner (announced in the story).

<img src="https://i2.wp.com/360nomad.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png?w=1080&ssl=1" alt="Day 7 - Postcards from Vietnam . We'd driven by Bổ's house many times and were always fascinated by the piles of basket materials in front. One day we stopped and talked to her. Bổ is a farmer in the countryside of Hoi An, Vietnam. Typically she grows rice but weaves baskets to supplement her income. (You can read the rest of her story in Hoi An The People on 360nomad.org) . One of the things I really appreciate about Vietnam is so many things are made by hand or on a small scale. In some cases nearly an entire village will do the same thing.  With Bổ and the basket weaving it's just her and 3-4 other houses. However, in some villages in the countryside of Vietnam you will find almost every household specializing in doing the same thing. From making sleeping mats (sedge mats) to growing mushrooms and making pottery. "Craft Villages" they are sometimes called. It's a particularly interesting bit of culture that I've come across in Vietnam. . Have you been to a village like this in Vietnam? A "Craft Village . POSTCARDS FROM VIETNAM: As with the other days we are giving away a postcard of this photo of Bổ. Each limited edition postcard has a short quote and/or descriptions on the back. Just comment (a tag is fine) on the photo. The following day(s) we will count the comments and choose a number using a random number generator to pick a winner (announced in the story)." data-recalc-dims="1">

Day 8 — Postcards from Vietnam Colors of the Mark

Day 8 - Postcards from Vietnam

Colors of the Market. Vọng, 70, has been selling fruits and vegetables in Hoi An for over 50 years. Every day she brings so much spirit to the market. "This is my main job. In the afternoon, I am free. It is fun to work here. Chatting is fun but fighting is more fun. Haha Just kidding! We never fight, just come here to sell stuff, have fun, laugh, and then go home."

We surprised Vọng with a printed photo (picture 2) and gave her some money from the sales of this photo. You can read more about her story on 360nomad.org under "Hoi An The People".

As with the other days we are giving away a postcard of this photo (picture 3). Each limited edition postcard has a short quote and/or descriptions on the back. Just comment (a tag is fine) on the photo. The following day we will count the comments and choose a number using a random number generator to pick a winner (announced in the story).

This photo as well as many others is available to purchase as a print on 360nomad.org. All of the money goes back to our project Vietnam the People and helps us give photos to the people.

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<img src="https://i2.wp.com/360nomad.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png?w=1080&ssl=1" alt="Day 8 - Postcards from Vietnam Colors of the Market. Vọng, 70, has been selling fruits and vegetables in Hoi An for over 50 years. Every day she brings so much spirit to the market. "This is my main job. In the afternoon, I am free. It is fun to work here. Chatting is fun but fighting is more fun. Haha Just kidding! We never fight, just come here to sell stuff, have fun, laugh, and then go home." We surprised Vọng with a printed photo (picture 2) and gave her some money from the sales of this photo.  You can read more about her story on 360nomad.org under "Hoi An The People". As with the other days we are giving away a postcard of this photo (picture 3). Each limited edition postcard has a short quote and/or descriptions on the back. Just comment (a tag is fine) on the photo. The following day we will count the comments and choose a number using a random number generator to pick a winner (announced in the story). This photo as well as many others is available to purchase as a print on 360nomad.org.  All of the money goes back to our project Vietnam the People and helps us give photos to the people. #kings_works #people_infinity #vietnamesefood  #creativeimagemagazine #lensculturestreets #streetsansfrontieres #hoianthepeople #vietnamthepeople #ir_photographer #exploretheworld  #worldframeclub #givingback #ig_world_colors #postcardsfromtheworld" data-recalc-dims="1">

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Vietnam The People

A story-driven portrait photography project to document the people of Vietnam and their culture

Ha Nhi Ethnic Group, Vietnam

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Trụ, 30, Hà Nhì Ethnic Group, Vietnam

Quay, 102, Red Dao Ethnic Group, Vietnam

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Quay, 102, Red Dao Ethnic Group, Vietnam

Choc, Giay Ethnic Group, Vietnam

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Choc, 45, Giay Ethnic Group, Vietnam

Vietnam War Hero Pac O

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The story of a Vietnamese War Hero

Colors of Hoi An

Highlighting the People of Hoi An, Juxtaposed with the Bold Colors of the Ancient Town

Colors of Hoi An Photography Alden Anderson_vrt_

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Colors of Hoi An IV — The Story

Colors of Hoi An 3 cover

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Colors of Hoi An III — The Story

Colors of Hoi An Photography 2 Alden Anderson

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Colors of Hoi An II — The Story

Don Ganh Hoi An Yellow Wall Reflection

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Don Ganh — Colors of Hoi An

Colors of Hoi An 1 Cover Alden Anderson

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Colors of Hoi An I — The Story

Hoi An The People

More Stories from the People of Hoi An, Vietnam

Huyen, selling flowers, Hoi An, Vietnam

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Huyền , 81 — Hoi An, Vietnam

Sau Planting Rice, Hoi An, Vietnam

<img loading="lazy" width="334" height="500" src="https://i1.wp.com/360nomad.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Sau-Planting-Rice-Photography-Alden-Anderson.jpg?resize=334%2C500&ssl=1" alt="Sau Planting Rice, Hoi An, Vietnam" srcset="https://i1.wp.com/360nomad.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Sau-Planting-Rice-Photography-Alden-Anderson.jpg?w=334&ssl=1 334w, https://i1.wp.com/360nomad.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Sau-Planting-Rice-Photography-Alden-Anderson.jpg?resize=200%2C300&ssl=1 200w" sizes="(max-width: 334px) 100vw, 334px" class="et-waypoint et_pb_animation_top wp-image-207450" data-recalc-dims="1">

Sáu, 52 — Hoi An, Vietnam

Nhi Tra Que Village Farmer

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Nhi, 70 — Hoi An, Vietnam

Thuc, Hoi An, Vietnam, Farmer

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Thuc, 70 — Hoi An, Vietnam