
I was off exploring Bien Hoa & happened upon this cemetery hidden away among the weeds.

It didn't look very well-maintained, with trash & broken glass everywhere.

Many people in
Bien Hoa are Catholic. When the communists took over the country in the 1950's religious persecution pushed people out of the North. A number of them wound up in Bien Hoa, resulting in a pocket of Catholics in a predominantly Buddhist country.

These graves have been overcome by weeds.

Land is expensive in Vietnam - no doubt the reason we see a vegetable garden butted up to this relatively clean & polished grave.
No comments:
Post a Comment