Life on Vietnam’s southwestern islands
VOV.VN - The islands of Tho Chu, Hai Tac, and Nam Du in Kien Giang province and Hon Chuoi island in Ca Mau province are known for their unspoiled natural beauty. Here’s a collection of photos provided by VOV5 reporter Lan Anh.
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| The day begins at dawn. |
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| On Tho Chu island, fish are caught, processed, dried, and transported to the mainland. Tho Chu island is 220 kilometers from the town of Rach Gia. |
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| Sea fish are dried and sold at a market on Tho Chu island. |
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| Groceries are sold at the island center. |
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| When they’re ashore, fishermen repair their fishing nets. |
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| Local people gather to perform amateur singing on Tho Chu island. |
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| The picturesque scenery of Hon Chuoi island attracts visitors from the mainland. |
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| After school, children help their parents with housework. |
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| Fish is dried and transported to the mainland for sale. |
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| These fishing boats are being repaired. |
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| The children on the island play together. |
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| A corner of Nam Du island. |
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| Skipping ropes is a favorite game of the children on Nam Du island. |
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| A spot for collecting fresh water on Nam Du. |
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| Mobile food stalls are popular on the islands. |
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| Seafood is selected at the port. |
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| The day dawns on Hai Tac island. |
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| Raising fish on Hai Tac island. |
