Today's Tra Leng

This series of photographs captures a Tra Leng that is both pristine and resilient in preserving its forest culture. Within this landscape are gentle, honest people who remain connected to the forest, the cinnamon trees, and their villages, rebuilding their lives. Each image thus both captures the beauty of a mountainous region and evokes the quiet vitality of Tra Leng today.

The Bang La residential community center, village 5, Tra Leng commune - a gathering place for people in the mountainous region.

Returning to Tra Leng after the devastating losses that once haunted people's hearts, it's easy to see a land that is gradually reviving. New villages are more spacious, infrastructure is being restored, and life is returning to every house, cinnamon hill, school, and bridge over the river...

The Ta River suspension bridge connects the two communes of Nam Tra My and Tra Leng.

Students at Tra Leng Ethnic Boarding Primary and Secondary School wash their hands before mealtime.

People in Tra Leng carry cinnamon on their backs after the harvest season.

The joys of old age for Mr. Y Xia and Mrs. Ho Thi Dec, Hamlet 1, Tra Leng Commune.

Ms. Ho Thi No, from Hamlet 1, Tra Leng Commune, is drying cinnamon in front of her house.

Locals peel cinnamon bark during the harvest season in Tra Leng.

The deer farm for antler harvesting belongs to Mr. Le Minh Thang's household in Hamlet 1, Tra Leng Commune.

The Tra Leng forest protection team, who work day and night to keep the mountains green at the Tak Khach outpost.

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