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The Roof of Indochina, Phan Xi Păng, is the highest mountain in the Indochinese Peninsula at 3147 metres.
As with any high mountain of the world, the weather is creating fascinating photogenic circumstances changing every fraction of a second. At the time of the this one the sun perfectly lit the rice fields at the side of the mountain. The photo is taken on the roof of our hotel.
The Roof of Indochina, Phan Xi Păng, is the highest mountain in the Indochinese Peninsula at 3147 metres.
As with any high mountain of the world, the weather is creating fascinating photogenic circumstances changing every fraction of a second. At the time of the this one the sun perfectly lit the rice fields at the side of the mountain. The photo is taken on the roof of our hotel.
The Roof of Indochina, Phan Xi Păng, is the highest mountain in the Indochinese Peninsula at 3147 metres.
As with any high mountain of the world, the weather is creating fascinating photogenic circumstances changing every fraction of a second. At the time of the this one the sun perfectly lit the rice fields at the side of the mountain. The photo is taken on the roof of our hotel.