Vietnam’s subculture, coastal existence impresses Russian audience

a photograph exhibition themed 'traveling Vietnam through pictures' opened in Moscow on July 21, introducing the allure of the Southeast Asian nation with a spotlight on subculture and coastal life to Russian audience.

a photograph on the exhibition

Twenty-one photographs on screen have been taken by using Vera Mazhirina right through essentially a yr of working and residing in Vietnam. The Russian photographer spent a lot of her time journeying coastal fishing villages within the valuable region to catch the locals' every day and non secular existence.

Mazhirina observed she became most impressed via Vietnam's cultural house and sea, which became the reason she has chosen such theme for her first exhibition on the nation.

Getting frequent with the digicam since she became 16, Mazhirina is now a photojournalist majoring in parliament information.

Gennady Toluzakov, a visitor, referred to the reveal impressed him, including that he wants to travel to Vietnam's sunny shorelines and capture fish with locals.

in response to the Vietnam country wide Administration of Tourism, earlier than COVID-19, the number of Russian tourist arrivals in Vietnam grew with the aid of 30 % yearly on regular.

Photographer Vera Mazhirina interviewed with the aid of Vietnam information company (photo: VNA)

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