French photographer Réhahn Croquevielle fell in love with the people of Vietnam during a mission trip there in 2007.
Four years later, he moved from France to the town of Hoi An.
Although Hoi An is Réhahn's base, he spends much of his time motorbiking across remote parts of the country and taking photos of landscapes and locals.
Réhahn strives to capture his subjects in their most "natural and random moments," so that viewers can imagine the story behind that person.
Keep scrolling to see the incredible photos from his most recent trip through northern Vietnam.
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Réhahn spent a total of 11 days in Vietnam traveling by motorbike to various small towns that are home to some of Vietnam's minorities. Here's a map of the places he visited.
These two sisters are part of the H'mong minority, one of the largest minority groups in the country.
The Hmong generally live in the north of country at high altitudes. Different kinds of H'mong people dress differently — Black H'mongs wear traditional indigo blue clothing, and Flower H'mongs wear more colorful dress.
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