The Cham ethnicity is beautiful in foreign newspapers

The mighty Champa Kingdom once existed only in ancient architectures scattered across the South Central region and back to the Mekong Delta.

The set is made under the artistic eye of photographer Nguyen Vu Phuoc.As a Vietnamese photographer, he has won more than 300 awards from international competitions of many organizations and Federation of Photography in countries such as the US, France, England, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Brazil, Argentina, China, Serbia, . Some of his works have been exhibited in many countries.The photo above captures the moment a shepherd boy is feeding sheep by hand.Drought in Ninh Thuan makes the cattle raising of Cham people here face many difficulties.

In addition to taking photos for some business activities, advertising, this photographer also retains the usual moments from the sadness, small joys of all people he meets.He thought that was what he wanted to write in his diary.Nguyen Vu Phuoc captures scenes of children playing on Nam Cuong sand dunes.

The shadow of Cham women shed long on Nam Cuong sand dune.

Young women play on sand dunes.

Living in the dry land, Cham girls can still temporarily forget the hardship by simple water-splashing game full of laughter.

Thirsty girls in long dresses are walking in front of Po Klong Garai, the ancient Champa relic area which is located near the medieval Cham national park.

The radiant smile of Cham women under the lotus shadow.

Hours tell stories - In Cham culture, old people always have a particularly important role in raising the younger generation.

Cham people are famous for their sophisticated works made from ceramics.One of Southeast Asia's oldest pottery villages is Bau Truc.

Cham people are celebrating in Kate festival.On this occasion, the Cham people will commemorate the lost national heroes while celebrating the coming future.The dead are buried in the ground in the head posture under the rock.

Sunset over endless sand fields near Phan Rang.