Travel Tips and Stories of Pleiku in Vietnam
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Travel guide of Pleiku
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Pleiku from travelers sharing their experiences
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Travel guide of Pleiku
138 km from Pleiku
Small fishing village near the sea
138 km from Pleiku
Quy Nhon, Vietnam
153 km from Pleiku
Tuy Hoa - VietNam by +84904290092 | http://photography.jai.vn
154 km from Pleiku
Tuy Hoa - Vietnam by +84904290092 | http://photography.jai.vn
154 km from Pleiku
To the sea
154 km from Pleiku
For anyone who come to Vietnam in the future, this place is highly recommended in Quy Nhon. Hope you all stay safe during this hard time.
197 km from Pleiku
Moments sunrise over the ocean when I wake up and I took it.This is Ly Son, Viet Nam.
Experienced by Tuan Thanh Cao
197 km from Pleiku
I came across this lone boat when climbing up towards the mountain top on the farthest East end of Vietnam. I love the composition of this one.
Experienced by Duy Thanh Nguyen
197 km from Pleiku
Appearing the divine path between the sea at Diep Son Island in Khanh Hoa province, Vietnam
200 km from Pleiku
Ruins at My Son, Vietnam
215 km from Pleiku
Rusty bike on Vietnamese street
215 km from Pleiku
Worker in a rice field near Hoi An, Vietnam.
215 km from Pleiku
Sunrise Resort, Hoi An, Vietnam
215 km from Pleiku
Fisher boot near An Bang beach in Vietnam
Experienced by Thijs Degenkamp
215 km from Pleiku
Hoi An River, Vietnam
215 km from Pleiku
Sunrise Resort, Hoi An, Vietnam
215 km from Pleiku
Workers in the rice fields. Hoi An, Vietnam
215 km from Pleiku
Fishing boat from above. Hoi An, Vietnam
215 km from Pleiku
Fishermen collect nets at the end of the day. Hoi An, Vietnam
215 km from Pleiku
Hoi An is a treasure in Vietnam that few people know about. The entire ancient town once was the main trading port along the Thu Bong river and is a UNESCO site kept in pristine condition. The narrow alleys are filled with tea houses, silk shops, coffee shops, an assortment of food, and French colonial, Chinese, and Japanese architectural influence from its long melt-pot history. Visit for a day if you're staying in Danang about an hour north, but I recommend staying for a few nights to truly appreciate this time capsule.
