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| The BIG GUY, Ho Chi Minh |
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| The Vietnamese love the peace sign and so do we |
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| Entering the area with dozens of tea stalls. Almost everyone in this province farms or sells tea. |
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| Traditional communal house of some ethnic group. |
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| tea leaves before they are dried |
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| one way to dry tea leaves |
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| why bother using a spatula if ur hands can take the heat |
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| Vietnamese green tea |
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| yes we know that u love the peace sign |
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| in Vietnam it's easy to be famous |
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| Snake rice wine maybee |
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| Our guide from the Foreign Affairs Department of Thai Nguyen |
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| Tea tree fields |
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| Roope looking for a career as a farmer |
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| tea leaves left to dry outdoors |
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| wow, they have banana trees everywhere |
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| A tea tree field and a rice fields |
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| Who's more Vietnamese now?! |
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| The best tea is made from the new tip leaves of the tea tree |
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| the most famous tea factory in Thai Nguyen |
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| bags full of dried loose tea |
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| tea drying drums |
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| a machine that separates the tea that goes to tea bags from loose tea leaves |
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| Tea after drying |
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| At the opening ceremony of the Tea Festival. Roope has a new smile |
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| the prime minister |
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| bit too many laser lights and fire works |
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| they know how to make a nice show |
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