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Discovering Da Nang: A Cultural Journey Through My Neighborhood

Experience the vibrant life of Da Nang through my eyes. From the stunning Han Riverfront views to the bustling energy during Tet, this narrative unveils the contrasts of my neighborhood — both lively and deserted. I reflect on my studies in International Relations at the local technical college, amidst the backdrop of ongoing construction that shapes our skyline. Along the way, meet the local spice seller, witness the daily lives of our hardworking citizens, and enjoy the playful spirit of community games. Join me in embracing the essence of Vietnam.

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Discovering Da Nang: A Cultural Journey Through My Neighborhood

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  1. Han Riverfront, Da Nang

  2. My neighborhood from my front porch (Da Nang)

  3. View of the high country from my roof

  4. My (deserted) neighborhood during Tet

  5. My (deserted) neighborhood during Tet

  6. 3rd-year International Studies class

  7. Technical college in Quang Tri province

  8. 1st-year International Studies class

  9. Chronic construction/destruction (this house grew to be five stories high)

  10. Kinda like this (it’s cheaper to build up than out)

  11. Taking risks like this is everyday fare for Vietnamese workmen

  12. As is hauling loads like this (he’s taking his lunchtime nap)

  13. Or loads like this

  14. The dog that guards the LuongNhu Hoc campus grounds (he’s not happy with me)

  15. My favorite spice seller

  16. Everything gets trimmed (and plucked, and picked) at the barber shop (and the beauty salon)

  17. People told me this game was called “Chinese chess”

  18. How many people can you fit in a xich-lo?

  19. Cambodia shots (Angkor)

  20. Every tour guide knows where to position you for this shot

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