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Da Lat 2012–2015 6 photos of this spot

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The Domaine de Marie Church in Da Lat, a hill town in Vietnam's Central Highlands developed as a resort by the French during the colonial period for its cool climate. Photographed in 2012.

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Nha tho Domaine de Marie - Huy Phuong 1, Da Lat, 2012
Nha tho Domaine de Marie - Huy Phuong 1 2012 The Domaine de Marie Church in Da Lat, a hill town in Vietnam's Central Highlands developed as a resort by the French during the colonial period for its cool climate. Photographed in 2012.
Domaine de Marie, Đà Lạt, Da Lat, 2012
Domaine de Marie, Đà Lạt 2012 Domaine de Marie, a Catholic convent and church built in French colonial style in Da Lat during the 1930s, photographed in 2012. The complex remains an active convent today.
Nhà Thờ Domain De Marie, Da Lat, 2014
Nhà Thờ Domain De Marie 2014 The Domaine de Marie Church in Da Lat, Vietnam, photographed in 2014. Built in the late 1930s under French colonial rule, the pink-hued church remains one of the city's best-known landmarks.
Domaine de Marie, Da Lat, 2015
Domaine de Marie 2015 Domaine de Marie, a Catholic convent and church in Da Lat built in the early 1940s, photographed in 2015. Its rose-colored walls and steep tiled roof are a distinctive presence on a hillside above the city.
Domaine de Marie, Da Lat, 2015
Domaine de Marie 2015 Another view of Domaine de Marie convent in Da Lat, photographed in 2015. The complex was built in the early 1940s on a hillside above the city and remains an active Catholic community.
Domaine de Marie, Da Lat, 2015
Domaine de Marie 2015 Another view of the Domaine de Marie convent complex in Da Lat, Vietnam, a Catholic church and convent constructed during the French colonial period of the 1930s and 40s.