KON DU VILLAGE IN MY EYES

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Hello Hivers in the Photography Lovers community, today I want to show you the beauty of Kon Du village, a small village of the Mo Nam ethnic minority people, through photos. I already have an article about this village in the pinmapple community, but I think it's still not enough to show the beauty of the village. Therefore, I want to show you more in this article.

For your reading convenience I will divide the post into two parts: the text part and the image part. You can see pictures of Kon Du village below. About Kon Du village, as mentioned in my previous post, it is a small isolated village of the Mo Nam ethnic minority. It is located in Mang Canh commune, Kon Plong district, Kon Tum province. Located far from the center of Mang Den town and nestled between immense mountains, it has a wild and mysterious beauty.

The photos below of this village were taken by me from different angles. There are pictures that were taken by me while I was walking on the road in the village. There are pictures that were taken by me while I was standing in the hills near the village. There are pictures that were taken by me when I was near the houses. No matter what angle they are taken from, to me, they are beautiful.

The houses in Kon Du village are mainly made of wood and they are quite small. It may be due to economic conditions or it may be due to the physical condition of the local people. The houses there are mainly on stilts to avoid wild animals because they live close to the mountains and forests. The houses there can be clustered or isolated on the hills. Either way, they're all beautiful.

I liked the beauty of Kon Du village so much that I went around the village to be able to capture its beauty from different angles. That took a lot of time and was quite tiring for me. But it's okay, I really enjoyed it. It took me an afternoon to go around the village and discover its beauty. That was also interesting. I captured its beauty while it was still sunny until sunset and it was raining. Regardless of weather conditions and time frames, it has a beauty all its own.

Seems like I talked a bit too much about the beauty of Kon Du village, didn't I? For me, it's really beautiful. And even better if you have the opportunity to see it in reality. Take a look at its beauty through my photos below. I hope you like them as much as I do. Thank you for taking the time to drop by and read my post. Wish you a good day.

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Great photos.
These hilltop telephone antennas look like they are from another world. A stark contrast to this village.

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Yes you're right. I didn't notice about it. Thank you for stopping by.

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Similar village in our countryside. Sometimes it's good to walk to those places as the ambiance is more relaxing than in cities.

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