In pictures: Surreal scenes as snow falls on Mount Fansipan
On January 27, snow continued to fall on Mount Fansipan – the highest peak in Vietnam and Indochina, creating a surreal scene rarely seen in Vietnam.
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Visitors flock to Mount Fansipan to see snow. |
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Snowfall creates an impressive spectacle on Mount Fansipan. |
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Snow covers trees and buildings around the peak. |
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A surreal scene on Fansipan on the morning of January 27. |
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Snow begins to fall at an altitude of 2,800 metres and above. |
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Snow covers the roof of a temple. |
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Rhododendron trees, which are hundreds of years old, are covered in snow. |
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“Snow flowers” are formed on the tree branches. |
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A tourist plays with a snowball. |
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The flora on Mount Fansipan is covered in snow. |
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Snowfall is expected to continue in the coming days and create a thick layer on Mount Fansipan. |
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The spectacle on Mount Fansipan draws numerous photographers. |
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The temple gate is covered in a thin layer of snow. |
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The statue of Avalokitesvara is covered in snow. |
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Kim Anh, a tourist from Hanoi, said she was very lucky to experience snowfall on Mount Fansipan. |
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Visitors pose for photos with snow and frost. |
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Visitors pose for photos with snow and frost. |
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Visitors pose for photos with snow and frost. |
NDO/Photos: Thanh Dat