Sapa, Vietnam
Sapa, Vietnam
Sapa, Vietnam
She laughed, saying I took so many pictures...
It's very rare to see a Red Dzao woman without her head covered, but this woman took off her headdress to show a trekking group how the garment is put on.
Inside the home of a Red Dzao family in Sapa, Vietnam.
Many hill tribe minorities surround the town of Sapa including the Red Dzao, named for the red coloring of their clothing.
The hands of Hmong women in Sapa, Vietnam are stained with the indigo dye they use to color their clothing.
A hill tribe girl abandons traditional attire for emerald fern leaves.
A farmer takes a shortcut through a rice paddy along the edge of a terrace.
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