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From dawn until the morning sun lights up the sea, the steady rhythm of work defines Mui Ne fishing village, showing the enduring traditions and cultural heritage of its coastal community. The sun rises over the horizon, marking the start of a new day off the coast of Mui Ne as fishing boats return from an overnight trip at sea.

In the morning light, a fisherman pulls his basket boat ashore after an overnight fishing trip. Basket boats remain an essential part of daily life for fishermen in Mui Ne.

As day breaks, hundreds of fishing boats and basket boats gather offshore while seafood trading gets underway along the beach.

Seen from above, hundreds of fishing boats and basket boats dot the clear waters off Mui Ne, creating the village's distinctive morning seascape.

A fisherman rows a basket boat to ferry people and freshly caught seafood from fishing boats to shore. Basket boats are an indispensable part of local fishing operations.

The morning fish market comes alive as local residents and traders gather on the beach to buy freshly landed seafood.

Freshly caught fish are quickly sorted on the beach before being transported to local markets and seafood buyers.

From high view, baskets of anchovies are sorted by traders on the beach before being transported to markets later the same day.

After the morning market, fishermen mend and repair their nets in preparation for the next fishing trip.

As the tide recedes, local residents collect shellfish and gather seafood along the shore to supplement their income after the morning market.

As the busiest hours of the morning draw to a close, the fishing village gradually returns to its tranquil daily rhythm.

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