RM2C3TRTT–Taichung, Taiwan, June 22, 2020. Taiwan’s first built fighter jet, the Ching-kuo Indigenous Defense Fighter (IDF). Credit: Henry Westheim Photography/Alamy Live News
RM2C3TRTX–Taichung, Taiwan, June 22, 2020. Taiwan launches from its Ching Chuan Kang air base the Brave Eagle, Taiwan’s first indigenous advanced jet trainer. Credit: Henry Westheim Photography/Alamy Live News
RM2C3T23T–Taichung, Taiwan, June 22, 2020. Taiwan launches from its Ching Chuan Kang air base the Brave Eagle, Taiwan’s first indigenous advanced jet trainer. This aircraft was built by Taiwan’s Aerospace Industrial Development Corp. (AIDC) and is said to be one of the world’s most advanced trainer military planes. It is a 5th generation trainer aircraft with added capability of providing air support on land and at sea; pilots should be able to train in this aircraft and seamlessly switch to the US F-16-V.
RM2C3T23W–Taichung, Taiwan, June 22, 2020. Taiwan launches from its Ching Chuan Kang air base the Brave Eagle, Taiwan’s first indigenous advanced jet trainer.
RMRJM083–Seoul, South Korea. Cheong-gye-cheon Stream
RMRJM08X–Seoul, South Korea. Namdaemun Market.
RMRJM016–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJM036–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJM05F–Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul, South Korea
RMRJM024–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJM08D–Love locks at Seoul Tower, Seoul, South Korea
RMRJM03E–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJM07K–Jongmyo Shrine, Seoul, South Korea. Jeongjeon. This building houses spirit chambers of Korean kings. This shrine was built by King Taejo of the Choson
RMRJM058–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJJ8CR–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJM078–Jongmyo Shrine, Seoul, South Korea. Jaehung Area (Eojaesil). This is where the king and crown prince made preparations for ancestral rituals. This sh
RMRJM067–Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul, South Korea
RMRJM01C–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJM084–Seoul, South Korea. Street smoking area
RMRJM099–Seoul, South Korea. Namdaemun Market.
RMRJM07P–Seoul, South Korea. Cheong-gye-cheon Stream
RMRJM00N–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJM088–Seoul, South Korea
RMRJM062–Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul, South Korea
RMRJM08A–Seoul, South Korea. Bongeunsa Temple
RMRJM07H–Jongmyo Shrine, Seoul, South Korea. Jeongjeon. This building houses spirit chambers of Korean kings. This shrine was built by King Taejo of the Choson
RMRJM048–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJM05T–Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul, South Korea
RMRJM04P–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJM06K–Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul, South Korea
RMRJM080–Seoul, South Korea. Cheong-gye-cheon Stream
RMRJ4PXA–Seoul, South Korea. Bongeunsa Temple. Giant Maitreya Buddha statue.
RMRJ4PX3–Seoul, South Korea. Bongeunsa Temple. Giant Maitreya Buddha statue.
RMRJ4PRT–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJ4PR0–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJ4R05–Seoul, South Korea. View from Seoul Tower.
RMRJ4PRA–Seoul, South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace
RMRJ4PXF–Seoul, South Korea. Bongeunsa Temple
RMRJ4PWK–Seoul, South Korea. Bongeunsa Temple. Main Buddha Hall (Daewoong-jeon)
RMRJ4PXX–Seoul, South Korea. Bongeunsa Temple
RMRJ4PT9–Jongmyo Shrine, Seoul, South Korea. Jeongjeon. This building houses spirit chambers of Korean kings. This shrine was built by King Taejo of the Choson
RMRJ4PYF–Seoul, South Korea. View from Seoul Tower.
RMRJ4PTT–Seoul, South Korea. Cheong-gye-cheon Stream
RMK2ACH6–An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
RMK2ACNY–An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
RMK2ACK6–An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
RMK27FXC–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2ACER–An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
RMK2AD46–Da Nang, Vietnam
RMK2AB52–Fukien Chinese Congregation Assembly Hall, Phuoc Kien Hoi Quan, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK27E92–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2AAXX–Fukien Chinese Congregation Assembly Hall, Phuoc Kien Hoi Quan, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2ADHW–Linh Ung Pagoda, Lady Buddha Temple, Da Nang, Vietnam
RMK27D0D–Japanese Covered Bridge, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam. This bridge was built by the Japanese in the early 1600s.
RMK2ABAM–Quan Cong Temple, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK27FK8–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2ACR9–An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
RMK2ACD7–An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
RMK2AAGA–Museum of Trade Ceramics, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam. This house dates back to the late 19th Century. It was turned into the Museum of Trade Cerami
RMK2AC8C–An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
RMK2ABKM–Hainan Assembly Hall, Hoi Quan Hai Nam, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2AAJ1–Hoa Van Le Nghia Temple, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2A92M–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK27FB8–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2AA2W–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK27C82–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK27CKJ–Japanese Covered Bridge, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam. This bridge was built by the Japanese in the early 1600s.
RMK2AD98–Da Nang, Vietnam
RMK2AAA4–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK27ET3–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2ADW3–Nha Trang, Vietnam
RMK2AB7N–Fukien Chinese Congregation Assembly Hall, Phuoc Kien Hoi Quan, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2AAF6–Old House of Quan Thang, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam. This house dates back to the late 17th Century. It was built by a Chinese merchant and is one o
RMK2ABEK–Min Huong Communal House; Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2AA51–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK27DM2–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2ACPB–An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
RMK2ACTC–An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
RMK2AC02–An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
RMK27F2W–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK27BPD–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2A8JN–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2ACPJ–An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
RMK27FY3–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2ADRG–Nha Trang, Vietnam
RMK2ADGF–Linh Ung Pagoda, Lady Buddha Temple, Da Nang, Vietnam
RMK2AABW–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2ADK0–Nha Trang, Vietnam
RMK2ADEA–Lady Buddha, Linh Ung Pagoda, Lady Buddha Temple, Da Nang, Vietnam. Lady Buddha, the tallest Buddha statue in Vietnam, stands at 67 meter tall (220 f
RMK2AD31–Da Nang, Vietnam
RMK27C3J–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2ADAA–Linh Ung Pagoda, Lady Buddha Temple, Da Nang, Vietnam
RMK2ACWX–Da Nang, Vietnam
RMK2A9YE–Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2AAT7–Fukien Chinese Congregation Assembly Hall, Phuoc Kien Hoi Quan, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK2AAE3–Cantonese Assembly Hall, Hoi Quan Quang Trieu, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam
RMK27CYT–Japanese Covered Bridge, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam. This bridge was built by the Japanese in the early 1600s.