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Nice traditional Sen village in Nghe An province northern Vietnam

Kasubi Tombs. This biggest thatched roof in the world was converted into burial grounds in 1884, four tombs now lie at the Muzibu Azaala Mpanga, the former palace of the king. Kampala, Uganda. (Since 2002 a Unesco World Heritage Site)

Cu Chi, Saigon, Virtnam - nov 18, 2013: the shelters and hiding places dating back to the Vietnam War have been restored and are on display in the historic park of Cu Chi, near Saigon

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The Li ethnic minority in south China, which is one of the 56 minorities in China. The woman in traditional clothes is weaving a traditional clothes.

Very simple farm house (still in use) in Mai Chau, North Vietnam. Mountains in the background

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hut building with roof using dry straw grass

Close up roof top material made by dry coconut leaf in Vietnam

$Mr. Hoang Xuan Duong, President Ho Chi Minh’s maternal grandfather, built this simple cottage in 1882 to make it a place for worshipping his paternal grand grandfather, grandfather, and father. The altar is decorated in a simple but solemn fashion. Attractive to visitors is the pair of parallel sentences hung in the front of the house, which praise the family clan’s fame.\n\nThe house has five compartments and two lean-tos. Three outer compartments adjoin with the worship house; so it is well ventilated. Mr. Hoang Duong used to teach his students while sitting on the wooden bed placed in the first compartment.\n\nIn the second compartment, there is a bamboo sofa and a table where he placed his pen-brushes and ink-slab. He and his students would take a rest on the bed put in the third compartment.\n\nThe remaining two compartments were used as his wife’s bedroom and the family’s living room.$

Beautiful terraced fields in Vietnam featuring lush green mountains and a traditional wooden hut, captured on a picturesque day with cloudy skies.

old wood log shed with thatch roof on historical country homestead

Small thatched roof hut built using natural materials like paddy straw or other natural things.

Authentic Thon Ta village, near Ha Giang, North Vietnam

house made from bamboo leaves upland Sapa, Vietnam

Cu Chi tunnel, historic famous place in Vietnam war, army dig underground dug out to living, now it's heritage destination for Viet Nam travel in Ho Chi Minh city

Kasubi Tombs. This biggest thatched roof in the world was converted into burial grounds in 1884, four tombs now lies at the Muzibu Azaala Mpanga, the former palace of the king. Kampala, Uganda. (Since 2002 a Unesco World Heritage Site)

Typical traditional palm hut of the Seychelles, located at the craft village, Mahe Seychelles

Close up straw wall texture background, old vintage thatched roof element.

Tradition Communal house in Kon Tum province, central highlands Vietnam

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Old weathered bamboo building in Mae Rim near Royal Develop Center Nong Hoi for agriculture. A banner is turned in 90 degree angle at facade. Mae Rim is in Chiang Mai province

Thai country pavilion at Mae Hong Son province, Thailand.

view of the guerrilla camp at Cu Chi tunnels were the location of several military campaigns during the Vietnam War, is now touristic destination. Travel concept.

$Like other normal rural villages in Vietnam, Sen village is quite tranquil, peaceful and poetic with green bamboo, public well, temple’ ground where festivals or crucial occasions of the village taking place. The village landscape is further adorned by numerous mountains far away that are hidden in vague cloud and blue sky. There is also a fragrant lotus lake at the beginning of Sen village, in between the way to Chua Village which is mother’s homeland of President Ho Chi Minh.\n\nTravelers come to this village mostly to visit the house where Uncle Ho has grown up before he travelled abroad the find the way to rescue Vietnam from colonization. The house was built by donation and effort of local residents in 1901 to celebrate high result in national examination of Uncle Ho’s father Nguyen Sinh Sac. It has been preserved with almost original structure and design, with all simple objects of a Confucianism family like traditional brushes or ink boxes, and popular items that can be seen in any house in rural area such as bamboo mat, trays or rice mortar. Around the house is a lush garden with numerous green plants, including many souvenir trees grown by guests who have visited this place.$

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