Mrs. Hai Ba Hai Restaurant focuses on introducing diverse Vietnamese cuisines and cultures. The menu is a collection of esoteric recipes from her life to her mother’s life, and that is also the meaning of the name “Ba Hai.” Ba Hai’s highlight lies in Phu Yen’s diverse dishes and her distinctive cooking style using a large wood-burning oven. Highlights can be mentioned: Lobster pomelo salad and Braised vegetables. Vegetarian dishes also add freshness thanks to homegrown products, herbs and spices; The highlights are Pumpkin and Sweet Potato Soup with Coconut Milk and Smoked Eggplant with Chili Sauce. The design of Ba Hai restaurant resembles a traditional house on stilts of the Ba Na people, located in a special area with a 12-meter-high roof, handcrafted from bamboo, rattan and wood. Exquisite design, skillful use of materials such as terracotta, hand-woven bamboo baskets with a view of the resort’s rice fields create a very Vietnamese natural beauty. Located on the edge of the resort’s private coral bay, Fishing Village is a modern version of a traditional ‘fishing village’ in Vietnam. Diners can have breakfast, lunch and dinner just a few steps from the sea. Inspired by local architecture, built with wood, stilts and thatched roofs, the grill, restaurant and bar areas are styled above traditional fishing huts with a laid-back atmosphere. Fishing village The style of Fishing Village’s dishes is simple: serving the best quality fish and seafood from the nearby Xuan Canh fish market, and prepared in a classic and simple Vietnamese way with an emphasis on Mediterranean taste. All fish and seafood are sustainably caught by local fishermen using traditional methods. During the day, the barbecue hut serves wood-fired pizza and dishes, while the “Banh mi” stall offers a refreshing twist on traditional Vietnamese banh mi. When night falls, you will enjoy dinner at the Fishing Village in a special setting to enjoy the panoramic view of the sea and the cool sea breeze. House Perched on a hilltop, the House is the focal point for the resort’s all-day fun, with views of the South East Sea stretching behind the main reception, including the infinity pool and Bar Cellar. Mornings here are perfect for a hearty buffet, featuring local Vietnamese specialties with international favorites including organic eggs, veggie dishes and juices. good for health. For lunch, the menu serves lighter portions with Southeast Asian dishes ranging from Vietnamese dumplings and noodles, to fresh sashimi or maki rolls. Typical pasta and pizza dishes are also on offer. Dinner is when the fresh and vibrant flavors of Phu Yen are introduced, including a range of Vietnamese hot pot dishes to cater to large groups. Cellar Bar serves classic cocktails and gives the feel of a French gentleman’s club during the Indochina period thanks to its elegant interior. Leather lamps, green marble and antiques from North and South Vietnam make up the intimacy of this 12-seat bar. Zannier Hotels is a pioneering hotel chain that meets the needs of the “modern traveler. Luxury hotel service, rooted in the philosophy of ‘The sophistication comes from the simplest things’. Zannier Hotels helps guests to experience the best services in the most luxurious space, while enjoying local cuisine. Posts: Beautiful Lifestyle

Kon Tum Cathedral Wooden Church was built entirely of Ca chit wood (red chili) Coming to Kon Tum Cathedral Wooden Church, visitors always feel peace and serenity. In the first few months of 2021, it had to be closed, minimizing people to visit and attend Mass because of COVID-19 translation, so far the church has reopened. Inside the Wooden Church of Kon Tum A Den, representative of the Church, said that Kon Tum Diocese is the most special in the Central Highlands because of all ethnic people. “There are nearly 12,000 parishioners, living in 10 villages, mainly Ba Na people. Most of them do farming and farming. They do not know how to do business or trade. Previously, in the church, there were open schools that taught both culture (teaching Ba Na) and career orientation. Now, since kindergarten, they can learn Vietnamese, so all children can go to outside public schools ”, said teacher A Den. According to the church representative, the Cathedral Parish prescribes that each month there is a baptism for the children on the first Monday of the month, with the number of about 30 children or more / time. In addition, Saturday afternoon and all Sunday are still served at Mass. “Due to the influence of the COVID-19 epidemic, in 2020 and the outbreak from the end of January 2021 in Gia Lai, the Orthodox Parish minimizes the admission of visitors. Particularly, after the outbreak in Gia Lai, the church closed and did not receive guests. The parish stipulates that people go to Mass with only 30 people or less, maximum 50 people on Sunday, strictly abide by the epidemic prevention measures of the Ministry of Health such as hand washing and antiseptic on arrival. gate, measuring body temperature, wearing a medical mask, sitting at a distance of 2-3m in the church “, said teacher A Den and said that at present he still reminds people to be cautious about the complicated developments of the epidemic in India. Degrees and neighboring countries. According to A Den, Kon Tum Cathedral was designed and initiated by a French priest, built in 1913, completed in 1918 and today. In the 1994 – 1996 period, the work was repaired to add two more verandah corridors. By 2013, on the 100th anniversary, the church was remodeled a bit outside. These days, the church is always open to visitors, and there are always people reminding people to wear masks, to take measures to prevent epidemics. Having to go to the church when the afternoon comes, the sunset gradually hides behind the trees of the old tomb. The old porcelain root blossoms with white flowers, and the red confetti to adorn the ancient relics, can fully feel the harmonious design of Roman architecture (France) and wooden stilt houses of the Ba Na people. Through the upheaval in May, the wooden church is still standing there, like the indomitable spirit of the people of the Central Highlands. The material for the construction of the Kon Tum Cathedral Wooden Church is very special, completely made of the best wood at that time, which was Ca chit (red chrysanthemum) – a typical wood of the Central Highlands. Through the skillful hands of artisans from Binh Dinh, Quang Nam, Quang Ngai … the work is bonded together by dream without using nails. The church is the only remaining Basilica-style wooden masterpiece in the world.

The blooming forest flowers along the Ta Ma stream attracted many tourists to visit Recently, hundreds of ancient forest sites that naturally grow beside Ta Ma stream more than 1 km long flowing through Ha Ri village suddenly bloom with bunches of yellow, orange and red flowers covering the canopy, creating a frame. beautiful scene. Thanks to that, the peaceful village has become unusually bustling when there are thousands to tens of thousands of tourists every day flocking to see the flowers of the forest. Many groups of tourists come to Ta Ma stream to visit, organize meals and litter indiscriminately In order to ensure the environmental sanitation for this emerging tourist destination, the local government has put up many warning signs with the contents: “No littering”, “Say no to littering indiscriminately”, “Do not throw garbage public places “… along Ta Ma stream. However, after each day when tourists leave, the Ta Ma stream area is littered with domestic waste, such as plastic bags, plastic bottles, food containers, beer cans, soft drink cans … Not only organizing food, many groups of tourists also group the kitchen and grill food, making Ta Ma stream area potentially more at risk of forest fire. Not only that, many groups of tourists also group the kitchen, grill food near the trees of the forest and other ancient trees. Fire from the grill has burned many stems, flowers and leaves, seriously affecting the environmental landscape around the Ta Ma stream and potentially many forest fires. Mr. Nguyen Hong Quang, Chairman of Vinh Hiep Commune People’s Committee, said that the current number of tourists visiting Ta Ma stream is too crowded, with the peak on weekends up to tens of thousands of people. Therefore, the local government has encountered many difficulties in maintaining security and order, protecting the natural environment. The people and youth union members of Vinh Hiep commune often have to clean up garbage caused by tourists indiscriminately “In order to keep the environment and clean water sources for Ta Ma stream, we have mobilized the force of youth union officials and union members in the commune to regularly clean up the environment, and at the same time propagate to tourists to improve. awareness of keeping the general hygiene, protecting the landscape At the same time, encouraging tourists not to light fires, limiting bringing fresh food to the stream area However, due to too many tourists, many people lack Consciousness makes it difficult to completely eliminate the above problems “- Mr. Quang said. The following are pictures of youth union members and people of Vinh Hiep commune “fighting themselves” to collect rubbish at Ta Ma stream tourist site, due to many tourists visiting indiscriminately: