Pristine beauty of Da Nang in early 1990s under German photographer’s lens

Da Nang boasted the unspoiled beauty through the invaluable color photo series captured by German photographer Hans-Peter Grumpe.
Malie Nguyen
October 06, 2020 | 15:29
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Pristine beauty of Da Nang in early 1990s under German photographer’s lens

Da Nang in 1992 seen from a bird-eye view. At that time, there was no presence of any skyscraper in the city, Kien Thuc reported. Photo courtesy of Hans-Peter Grumpe
Pristine beauty of Da Nang in early 1990s under German photographer’s lens

A peaceful corner of Ong Ich Khiem - Do Quang intersection viewed from above, 1991. Photo courtesy of Hans-Peter Grumpe
Pristine beauty of Da Nang in early 1990s under German photographer’s lens

Hung Vuong Street in Da Nang in 1991. Bicycle was the main vehicle of Da Nang people back then. Photo courtesy of Hans-Peter Grumpe
Pristine beauty of Da Nang in early 1990s under German photographer’s lens

The wood-burning engine of a passenger car in Da Nang in 1992. This type of fuel-free car does not exist in Vietnam today. Photo courtesy of Hans-Peter Grumpe
Pristine beauty of Da Nang in early 1990s under German photographer’s lens

Bicycles were piled up on the top of passenger cars in Da Nang. This scene was only spotted in the 1990s and earlier. Photo courtesy of Hans-Peter Grumpe
Pristine beauty of Da Nang in early 1990s under German photographer’s lens

A bicycle repairer right on the railway Photo courtesy of Hans-Peter Grumpe
Pristine beauty of Da Nang in early 1990s under German photographer’s lens

Ngu Hanh Son Mountain in 1991. The houses around were still very sparse. In 1991, the local authorities started to bar quarrying in this area. Photo courtesy of Hans-Peter Grumpe
Pristine beauty of Da Nang in early 1990s under German photographer’s lens

The unspoiled beauty of My Khe beach in 1991. The beach mainly attracted the indigenous people.

Photo courtesy of Hans-Peter Grumpe
Pristine beauty of Da Nang in early 1990s under German photographer’s lens

The firecracker- producing village of Nam O in 1991. Since 1995, producing firecrackers has been prohibited in Vietnam. Photo courtesy of Hans-Peter Grumpe
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A pristine Ha Long Bay some dozen decades ago under German visitor's lens

Back in the early 1990s when tourism was not as developed as it is today, Ha Long boasted a completely different charm. The authentic beauty ...
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Rare photos of Hue’s daily life in early 1990s

Under the lens of German photographer Hans-Peter Grumpe, the daily life in the ancient capital of Hue, central Vietnam some 30 years ago, has become ...
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Hoi An ancient town in 90s through lens of German photographer

Back in the 1990s, Hoi An ancient town boasted a vibrant, bustling life pace, just like what it is today. This rare series of shootings ...
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