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Photo: luhanhvietnam.com This cave is surrounded by a rather desolate area. It is located in Hong Nam commune, Hoa An district, about 30 km from the city center. Compared to other famous places in the province, the name Kem Coong is still quite new and relatively unknown. However, this is a perfect destination for young people who love to conquer and explore. Although it is called a cave, Kem Coong is actually a high cliff. There is a small stream that flows below. These elements have created a wonderful picture of mother nature. That’s why many people come here to enjoy the scenery and calm their souls. Photo: luhanhvietnam.com Compared to other caves in Cao Bang such as Nguom Ngao or Ghi Rang, Kem Coong is more special. Only a small part of the cliff is on the inside. It is not too difficult for visitors to explore this place and take some commemorative photos. Due to the ravages of time and nature, this cliff has become jagged and rough due to the erosions

Viet Van’s “Twin Artists” work won a silver medal in the “Couple” category, while his another piece “Identity” secured a bronze medal in the “Conceptual” category. He was the only Vietnamese photographer that had won two prizes at the competition. He also claimed the “The Top Portrait Photographer in each country” prize, as compiled by the organising board. One Eyeland of India is the leading source for famous photography through curating and showcasing the best photographs. Its website features over 133,200+ active members and attracts more than 5,700+ photographers and 276,900+ photos. Identity” work by Viet Van secures a bronze medal in the “Conceptual” category. Starting taking pictures in 1998, Viet Van has gone on to win roughly 100 international competitions and he has also judged several photo contests held in the country. He has held a total of 10 solo exhibitions, including My Mum in Photometria in Greece, as well as other group exhibitions in Asia, Europe,