From this pavilion Minh Mang watched the building of his tomb.
Minh Lau (Pavilion of Light) reached by Trung Dao Bridge.
Views from Pavilion of Light across Thong Minh Chinh Truc Bridge (in yesterday's post).
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Jules
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4 comments:
Nice views, but isn't that a slightly morbid thing to do?
Great set of picture, love that second one.
Dive - yes you would think so but with 143 children and God knows how many wives sometimes watching your own tomb being built might be a better option!!!!
Tom - yes i love it too!!!
This set of photos is so moody and romantic and mysterious --makes you want to buy an airline ticket!
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