Grave of a Mandarin - Chau Doc, Vietnam
Lang Thoai Ngoc Hau. Grave / tomb of the Mandarin (officer) Thoai Ngoc Hau (1761-1829) at Nui Sam close to the city of Chau Doc. Thoai Ngoc Hau was the governor of several southern provinces along the Mekong in the reign of the Gia-Long-King. Nui Sam / Chau Doc is located at the Hau Giang, one of the branches of the Mekong river. Close to the border to Cambodia.
Size: 2832px × 4256px
Photo credit: © Zoonar/Jens Flachmann / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
Model Released: No
Keywords: aelter, aeltere, aelterer, aelteres, alt, ancient, asia, asian, asiatic, asiatische, asiatischer, asiatisches, brennen, brennender, brennendes, burn, burning, chau, color, colour, doc, emotion, emotionen, emotions, exotic, exotically, exotisch, exotische, exotischer, exotisches, farbe, geschichte, geschichtliche, geschichtlicher, grab, grabmal, grabmäler, grace, grave, graves, gräber, hau, historic, historical, historicaly, historisch, history, incense, joss, journey, lang, mandarin, nam, ngoc, nui, older, oldest, ort, orte, photography, pious, place, places, raeucherstab, raeucherstaebchen, rauch, rauchen, rauchende, rauchender, rauchendes, reise, reisefoto, reisefotografie, religioes, religioese, religioeser, religioeses, religion, religious, religiö, religiöse, religiöser, religiöses, sam, schrein, schreine, seaso, shrine, shrines, smoke, smoking, sommer, south-east, southeast, stick, sticks, stil, style, sued-ost-asien, suedost, suedost-asien, suedostasien, summer, tempel, temple, thoai, tomb, travel, viet, vietnam, vietnamese, vietnamesisch, vietnamesische, vietnamesisches, äucherstab, äucherstäbchen, üdost, üdost-asien, üdostasien
