Camping, enjoying food by the stream on holidays

While many tourists go to the beach to relax, many families and young people choose to camp by the stream to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere on the 30/4 holiday.

During the first 3 days of the holidays of April 30 and May 1, the trend of picnicking became more and more popular with many families in the North when the Covid-19 epidemic was at risk of an outbreak. Due to the complex terrain, groups of tourists often use high-rise vehicles to enter the place. The camping site chosen by groups of tourists is a place with charming landscapes such as mountains, rivers, streams, forests… In the photo, the group of Ms. Thuy and Ms. Lan in Hanoi looked to the Boi River area (Hoang Hoa). Binh) stretch canvas to avoid the sun, bring tables and chairs with food and drink to enjoy and admire the scenery. Nearby there are about 20 other groups of guests. They use tents so that they can stay until the evening, even overnight here. The weather in the North in the first three days of the holiday is quite cool, below 30 degrees Celsius, convenient for fun activities. Most of the groups of tourists set up tables and chairs by the stream, dip their feet in the water, drink coffee and enjoy the cool feeling. Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tuan (taking photos) said that the house is in Duong Noi urban area, Ha Dong district, but he has to go to Bac Ninh to pick up his family and then come here to have fun. Although he has had many picnics, this is the first time he has come to the Boi River area, Hoa Binh. While Mr. Tuan was busy serving his sisters, his friend was in charge of cooking. Everyone is expected to stay here until the sun goes down to leave. Here, young children can swim in the shallows or use pontoon boats to swim on the stream. The deepest part is only 1.5 meters. Khanh (a 9th grader from Hanoi) is embarrassed and afraid of falling while practicing handling oars. In this section, the stream is not strong, but it is enough to float an inflatable pontoon boat for picnickers. This group of young people arrived late and was already full. They had to wade to the other side of the stream to set up camp and set up a barbecue over the water. Huyen, an 11th grader from Hanoi, is practicing grilling for the first time. My family prepared all the tools, loaded two cars to serve lunch and dinner by the stream. “This day when the risk of the Covid-19 epidemic returns, only going camping in an empty place is safe and not having to jostle with anyone. It is a real relaxation and relaxation after tiring working days.” , Mr. Tuan shared.