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January 12, 2017January 12, 2017 / meetyouinkorea

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800 years of progress.

Despite the fact Angkor Wat has received more than 2 million visitors this year, there are still times when you feel like you are alone in a sacred space

It's seems nowhere on earth is immune to the cultural and lifestyle changes of the modern world. But just a few kilometers away from Hanoi, one can feel the warmth of Vietnamese village life - until the growing skyline reminds you of the times.

Buildings in Hanoi spread like the flow of water, filling any unused space in the alleys. Creating winding unorganized and dense labyrinths within every city block.

Under a busy bridge on a smoky evening, one can find beauty anywhere if you look close enough. Beauty to me is the road less traveled; the perspective overlooked. And I won't let a mediocre camera stop me.

Life looks hard in Vietnam, but even walking down a street like this you'll see people capitalizing on the life they've been dealt by opening tourist shops in this unique path

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