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5 November 202114 September 2024

La insenatura di Lăng Cô tra Da Nang e Hue in Vietnam

La insenatura di Lăng Cô tra Da Nang e Hue in Vietnam.
Lungo la strada che da Da Nang va alla città di Hue si passa prima da una montagna abbastanza alta e dalla natura quasi incontaminata per poi transitare vicino alla insenatura naturale di Lăng Cô una baia salmastra nella quale si allevano e pescano moltissimi ottimi crostacei.
Purtroppo, come in diverse parti del Vietnam, se da una parte si trovano moderni ed enormi ristoranti poco lontano il territorio è lasciato andare e si incontrano cumuli di spazzatura e oggetti utilizzati per la pesca abbandonati.
Sicuramente, se si vorrà aumentare la qualità del turismo, si dovrà sicuramente combattere questa incuria!

Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 22.

Ecco dove si trova questo luogo:

The Lăng Cô cove between Da Nang and Hue in Vietnam – Die Bucht Lăng Cô zwischen Da Nang und Hue in Vietnam – Vịnh Lăng Cô giữa Đà Nẵng và Huế ở Việt Nam

25 July 202014 September 2024

Campana della tomba di Tu Duc a Hue

Campana della tomba di Tu Duc a Hue.
Mi piacce fotografare i particolari dei tetti dei templi asiatici perche’ hanno sempre qualcosa di magico.
In questo caso, al culmine di uno spigolo del tetto, vi era una campana, o un campanello.
Mi piace pensare a qualcosa di mistico… del tipo che quando le anime passano fanno suonare il campanello… o qualcosa del genere.
Magari e’ solo un oggetto decorativo.

Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

Purtroppo c’è poco su Wikipedia in italiano e poco, a dire la verità, anche in inglese. Vi lascio e spero vi bastino le tante e belle foto che ho scattato.

Ecco here tutte le altre foto che ho scattato in questo monumento:

Ecco dove si trova la tomba:

19 June 202014 September 2024

Salone della tomba di Tu Duc a Hue

Salone della tomba di Tu Duc a Hue.
Nella famosissima citta’ vietnamita di Hue, oltra alla cittadella imperiale, ci sono molti altri monumenti da visitare.
Questa foto mi piace molto soprattutto per la successione delle porte finestre che lasciano entrare un poco di luce in questo ambiente molto raccolto.

Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

Purtroppo c’è poco su Wikipedia in italiano e poco, a dire la verità, anche in inglese. Vi lascio e spero vi bastino le tante e belle foto che ho scattato.

Ecco here tutte le altre foto che ho scattato in questo monumento:

Ecco dove si trova la tomba:

25 May 202016 September 2024

Hue and the red columns

Hue and the red columns.
Inside the mythical Imperial city there are many palaces adorned with red columns. To tell the truth, red is one of the dominant colors of all Vietnam.
This was the entrance to one of the many palaces inside the vast residence of the Emperor of Vietnam.
A magical place and an absolute must-see if you are planning a trip to this Asian state.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

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Here is where this mythical place is located:

The Imperial City of Huế is a fortified complex consisting of a citadel within which is located the actual Imperial City of Huế, the ancient imperial capital of Vietnam. In turn, enclosed within the Imperial City is the Purple Forbidden City.
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Hue and the red columns of the imperial city – Hue et les colonnes rouges de la ville impériale – Matiz e as colunas vermelhas da cidade imperial – Hue und die roten Säulen der Kaiserstadt – Huế và những cột đỏ của kinh thành – 顺化与皇城的红柱 – フエと帝都の赤い柱

22 April 202031 December 2024

The phoenix on the roof of a building in Hue, Vietnam

The phoenix on the roof of a building in Hue, Vietnam.
I really like these statues, which almost always depict mythological animals, and I always photograph them.
This is one of the many in the Imperial city of Hue, in Vietnam, and it depicts a phoenix and below it a dog/dragon.
I tried to search online to see if they have a particular name (like the Gargoils on the roofs of Notre Dam) but I was unable to find anything.
To tell the whole truth, they remind me a lot of the designs and colors of the Mayan statues that I saw in Mexico a few years ago in Coba (even though I know that they have nothing to do with it).

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

Click here to see all the photos I took in this place:

Here is where this mythical place is located:

The Imperial City of Huế is a fortified complex consisting of a citadel within which is located the actual Imperial City of Huế, the ancient imperial capital of Vietnam. In turn, enclosed within the Imperial City is the Purple Forbidden City.
Continue and learn more on Wikipedia

The phoenix on the roof of a building in Hue, Vietnam – Le phénix sur le toit d’un immeuble à Hue, Vietnam – El fénix en el tejado de un edificio en Hue, Vietnam – A fénix no telhado de um edifício em Hue, no Vietname – Der Phönix auf dem Dach eines Gebäudes in Hue, Vietnam – Phượng hoàng trên nóc một tòa nhà ở Huế, Việt Nam

16 March 202013 February 2025

Snails in Hue, Oc Hut Hue

Snails in Hue, Oc Hut Hue.
When I was in the Vietnamese city of Hue, my partner Dao took me to eat a local specialty: snails.
To tell the truth, only she ate them: partly because they don't inspire me, partly because they cook them with a lot of spicy sauce. Even she, who seems to have an iron stomach, had tears in her eyes.
In the restaurant where we went (restaurant is a big word...) they served three types of different sizes. These were the small ones.
The customers were all very satisfied with the dinner!

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 22.

Snails in Hue, Oc Hut Hue – Escargots à Hué, Oc Hut Hué – Caracoles en Hue, Oc Hut Hue – Caracóis em Hue, Oc Hut Hue – Schnecken in Hue, Oc Hut Hue – Ốc ở Huế, Ốc Hút Huế

7 March 202021 February 2025

Red Portico of the Imperial City

Red portico of the Imperial City.
One of the most photographed features of the city of Huè are definitely these red-colored wooden porticos.
These corridors are incredibly beautiful to walk through and, of course, to photograph.
The wood, the red color, the height of the ceiling... everything here makes you understand that you are in the home of an emperor!

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

Click here to see all the photos I took in this place:

Here is where this mythical place is located:

The Imperial City of Huế is a fortified complex consisting of a citadel within which is located the actual Imperial City of Huế, the ancient imperial capital of Vietnam. In turn, enclosed within the Imperial City is the Purple Forbidden City.
Continue and learn more on Wikipedia

Red arcade of the Imperial City of Hue in Vietnam – Arcade rouge de la ville impériale de Hue au Vietnam – Arcada roja de la Ciudad Imperial de Hue en Vietnam – Arcada vermelha da Cidade Imperial de Hue no Vietnã – Rote Arkade der Kaiserstadt Hue in Vietnam – Khu di tích Cố đô Huế ở Việt Nam – 越南顺化皇城的红色拱廊 – ベトナムのフエの帝国都市の赤いアーケード

31 January 202014 September 2024

Tomba di Tu Duc ad Hue

Tomba di Tu Duc ad Hue.
Nella splendida città che fu capitale del Vietnam ci sono molte rompe di imperatori passati.
Questa ne è una molto bella. E in questa foto in particolare l’entrata, in mattonelle di ceramica arancione, alla tomba vera e propria (credo che lo fosse almeno).
Mi piace come sono conservati questi luoghi ma vi ricordo, se andrete, di visitarli nelle ore meno calde del giorno perché fa veramente molto caldo.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

Purtroppo c’è poco su Wikipedia in italiano e poco, a dire la verità, anche in inglese. Vi lascio e spero vi bastino le tante e belle foto che ho scattato.

Ecco dove si trova la tomba:

Ecco here tutte le altre foto che ho scattato in questo monumento:

3 January 202014 September 2024

Tartaruga sul tetto a Hue

Tartaruga sul tetto a Hue.
Mi piacciono moltissimo queste statue che si trovano sui tetti delle pagode e dei templi asiatici.
Questa tartaruga, che poi forse è un animale mitico e non una semplice testuggine, è proprio li sul tetto e sembra proteggere la costruzione.

Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

The Imperial City of Huế is a fortified complex consisting of a citadel within which is located the actual Imperial City of Huế, the ancient imperial capital of Vietnam. In turn, enclosed within the Imperial City is the Purple Forbidden City.
Continue and learn more on Wikipedia

Here is where this mythical place is located:

Click here to see all the photos I took in this place:

16 December 201916 September 2024

A bowl of Bun Bo Hue in Hue, Vietnam

A bowl of Bun Bo Hue in Hue, Vietnam.
A very good and typical soup from Vietnam: made with rice noodles, beef and some vegetables.
In this one, tasted right in the city of Hue (hence the name) it also has some minced meat cooked like a meatball.
Today I'm going to tell you about a word that is also entering our culinary culture: umami.
If you don't know, it's the 5th flavor that the human mouth can perceive. And in Asia, with all the glutamate they use in their cuisine, it's a very dominant flavor.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 22.

In Japanese, it means “tasty” and specifically indicates the taste of glutamate, which is particularly present in foods such as meat, cheese and other protein-rich foods. Like other sweet and bitter receptors, umami is recognized mainly by receptors associated with G proteins. In particular, a metabotropic receptor consisting of a T1R1 and T1R3 dimer has been identified.
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