The photograph taken in October 2022 in Moc Hoa district of Long An, a province in the Mekong Delta, features women harvesting water lilies, with the angel of the picture making it look like a flower dress on the water.
Her photograph successfully beat 60,000 other pieces of work from photographers across the world to win the Grand Prize.
The competition, the eighth of its kind, was open to any content shot with a drone or a handheld camera. It marked the world’s largest aerial photography award held annually by DJI, a technology company based in Shenzhen, China.
Previously, Khanh Phan, a 38-year-old residing in Thai Binh province, was awarded some international prizes, including the Tokyo International Foto Awards (TIFA) and Travel Photographer of the Year, both of which came back in 2020.
Ancient village in Tien Giang province woes visitors
Dong Hoa Hiep village in Tien Giang province’s Cai Be district is home to many beautiful ancient houses that have contributed to the unique landscape of the Mekong delta.
Mekong Delta, southern islands are new domestic tourism hotspots
The Mekong Delta and southern islands like Phu Quoc and Con Dao are dominating domestic tour bookings as COVID-19 cases rise elsewhere in Vietnam.
An emerald pearl by the Tien river
Located on the alluvial ground of three rivers of Tien, Ham Luong and Ba Lai, Chau Thanh district in Ben Tre province, which is home to coconut trees and beautiful orchards, is called the emerald pearl of Ben Tre.
Cam Thanh – Land of Coconuts
Located next to world heritage Hoi An and the world biosphere reserve Cham Islands, Cam Thanh coconut village is a popular tourist attraction, hosting thousands of foreign visitors every summer.
River-borne tourism a typical product in Can Tho city
Stretching for 55 km along the Hau River, Can Tho city boasts favourable conditions to develop river-borne tourism, a typical product of the locality.
