Testimonials

Google Arts & Culture partnered with Vietnam’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism, the local tourism boards of Da Nang, Quang Nam, Thua Thien Hue and Quang Binh and National Geographic award-winning photographer Tran Tuan Viet to capture the unique corners of Vietnam. The result is a project made more precious in today’s travel-restricted world: Wonders of Vietnam on Google Arts & Culture.

The profound simplicity of Vietnamese daily life can be witnessed through moments of innocence, intimacy and freshness that mark his photo stories of Vietnam. Today, his work featuring Vietnam’s people, landscape, and traditional culture, is commissioned by international clients, and has also been published widely by renowned worldwide media.

As you might expect from someone’s whose art has been praised by National Geographic, his Instagram feed is one jaw-dropping snap after another. Thankfully, his photos celebrate not only stunning landscapes, but also the pure beauty of everyday scenes in Vietnam.

By telling interesting stories through photos, Tran Tuan Viet has secured his position in the global photography community. He has been a contributing factor in bringing Vietnam closer to the world.

Trần Tuấn Việt is an up-and-coming photographer. No other photographer in the country has had as many photos recognised by the online photographic community of National Geographic magazine.

Viet has been making headlines in Vietnam as the photographer with the most photos getting recognised by international magazine National Geographic’s online photo community.

Tran Tuan Viet is not just a photographer; he is a storyteller, a cultural bridge, bringing an inspiring and loving view of Vietnam to the world.

Tran Tuan Viet is one of the rare photographers to hold a solo exhibition, bringing images of Vietnam to the world's film capital, Hollywood.

Photographs by artist Tran Tuan Viet prominently feature the scenic beauty and cultural essence of various ethnic groups and destinations. These works have made a significant impact in the media and are highly appreciated by international audiences.

Trần Tuấn Việt has shown the world the beauty of his nation. He came to prominence after becoming the Vietnamese photographer with the most works published on National Geographic's platforms and hit the big time thanks to his 2017 photo Making Incense. A keen believer in photography’s storytelling abilities, he has contributed more than 1,000 images to the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism’s Wonders of Vietnam project, published by Google Arts & Culture, and has done a solo exhibition in Hollywood for the Ministry of Culture, Sports & Tourism of Vietnam.