Peaceful beauty of Cam Dong bamboo bridge at noon. That is probably the only special and unique bamboo bridge left in the plains of Quang. Day by day, people in Cam Dong village (Dien Phong commune, Dien Ban town, Quang Nam) call each other across the bridge, cross the Vinh Dien river to the Go Dinh alluvial flat on the edge of the river to plant and collect crops. harvest crops. Go Dinh alluvial ground with an area of ​​​​nearly 90 hectares is a key agricultural cultivation area of ​​Dien Phong commune. That bamboo bridge, over the years, the water washed up, broke it in half and engulfed the whole bridge, I don’t know how many times it was built. Just know that in the childhood memories of every child born and raised in Cam Dong are associated with many memories by this bamboo bridge. For now, the children who used to follow their mother across the bridge and bathe in river water at the foot of that bridge are now grown up, wandering around in all directions, but in their hearts, the image of that bamboo bridge always remains. forever in your heart. This bamboo bridge is where Cam Dong people cross the alluvial ground across the river to cultivate. Every year, every wave of water is broken, people spend a lot of money and bamboo to build a new bamboo bridge. The bamboo bridge across Cam Dong banks was built again. The bridge is tens of meters long, less than 1m wide, quite high above the water surface, with a handrail on one side, looks very precarious when passing. Each bridge is assembled from more than 100 old bamboo trees with a width of 1m and a length of about 120m. This bamboo bridge is assembled from hundreds of bamboo trees available in the village. Although the bamboo bridge is not strong, it is more convenient and faster than taking a ferry, so people here contribute money and contribute to building a bridge to travel and earn a living for decades. When having difficulty while carrying heavy loads across the bridge they often help each other. Ms. Phan Thi Le, a Cam Dong resident shared, since she was young, she had a bamboo bridge across the river. For decades, the bridge has remained a unique way to bring people in Cam Dong village through farming. at the beaches. There are many memories attached to this bamboo bridge until now when I am old, but those memories are still clearly remembered, many great countries have witnessed the growth and aging of the people here. For decades, the bridge is still the only way to bring the people of Cam Dong village through farming in the coastal areas. With this small bamboo bridge, everyday life in every moment appears so beautiful. Many people can’t help but be moved by the picturesque riverside village scene. In the mornings or evenings, the scene of mothers and grandmothers throwing their burdens on the bridge evokes memories of each person following their mother to the fields when they were children. On sunny afternoons, the bridge becomes magically beautiful in front of the red sky. On this bamboo bridge, village love and neighborliness, mutual concessions or mutual assistance always take place. A woman with the first load of vegetables walks on the bridge, another will give way to make it easier to carry a full load of vegetables across the bridge. Sometimes, an old woman with a heavy load of vegetables has someone to help carry a part. Just like that, the early morning on the bridge are sincere and sincere Quang farmers. Beside that river, the feet are still dangling over the river day by day. Mr. Duong Huan – Head of Cam Dong village said: “For decades, local people have spent hundreds of millions of dong just to build a few bamboo bridges each year. However, its lifespan is unpredictable and completely at the mercy of heaven and earth. Whenever there is a big flood, the bridge will drift. Then do it again. Just let it go. If we don’t have a bridge, we can go by boat, but the boat is too cold, so we fully understand that we are going to take the tin boat. There are years due to continuous natural disasters that cause local people to build temporary bamboo bridges several times!”. In the past, Cam Dong village was very poor, the whole village had no roads, electricity, stations, and schools. Because it is located close to the river, the houses have to be built very high. The traces of each flood are still imprinted on every house. Mr. Duong Huan has been the village chief for decades, so this place is very clear. Over the past ten years, this poor village has changed skin and flesh, the ODA grid pulls electricity to households, there is one pole in every 10 houses. With electricity, everything changes. Sugar, water for domestic use, production output keeps increasing year by year. Rural concrete roads have been around since 2001. With this small bamboo bridge, everyday life in every moment appears so beautiful. And for some people, with the rustic, unspoiled beauty with the scenery of Vietnam’s peaceful countryside, Cam Dong bamboo bridge has long become an interesting destination for tourists when coming to Quang Nam. In the early dawn or dusk, the bamboo bridge printed on the rolling water surface, the simple beauty is like a silk screen crossing the Vinh Dien river, creating a beautiful picture of the countryside. Cam Dong Bamboo Bridge has long become an interesting destination for tourists coming to Quang Nam. When the sunset fades, it is time for the farmers to return home to rest after a hard day. And just like that, Cam Dong bamboo bridge gradually became a famous address for country photography enthusiasts to capture the picturesque moment. Life goes on in peace with the rustic beauty of Quang’s countryside. Beside that river, the feet are still dangling over the river day by day. Alluvium is still deposited along the beach, the land that has been attached for generations is still in the middle of that river. And the bamboo bridge for many generations is still day by day swaying with each step of the farmers back and forth, as a witness of life and of people in this Cam Dong country.

1. What is the name of the first cable-stayed bridge in Vietnam? My Thuan Bridge
Can Tho Bridge

Rach Mieu Bridge My Thuan Bridge was started in July 1997 and inaugurated in May 2000. This was the first cable-stayed bridge in Vietnam and had the most unique and modern architectural design in Southeast Asia at that time. The bridge is more than 1.5 km long, nearly 24 m wide, connecting the two provinces of Tien Giang and Vinh Long. A special feature of the bridge is the two main H-shaped towers. Image: Pham Ngon. 2. Which cable-stayed bridge has the longest main span in Vietnam? Vam Cong Bridge
Cao Lanh Bridge
Can Tho Bridge Can Tho Bridge was started construction in September 2004 and completed after 6 years. The bridge crosses the Hau River, connecting Can Tho city and Vinh Long province. The whole project is nearly 16 km long, especially the main bridge is 2.7 km long and 23 m wide. At the time of completion (2010), this is the longest main span (550 m) cable-stayed bridge in Southeast Asia. Image: Tung Nguyen Thanh . 3. Which bridge was designed and built by the Vietnamese themselves? Rach Mieu Bridge
Vam Cong Bridge
Cao Lanh Bridge Rach Mieu Bridge is located on Highway 60, connecting 2 provinces of Tien Giang – Ben Tre, was inaugurated in 2009. Vietnam Book of Records Center awarded the record-setting paper for Rach Mieu Bridge as “Cable-stayed Bridge”. first designed and built by Vietnamese people”. Image: Mr.matt_hayes . 4. Which province has wind power fields on the sea? Bac Lieu
Soc Trang
Kien Giang Bac Lieu wind power field was built in 2010, has 62 turbine towers. This is the only offshore wind farm in Vietnam. Visitors coming to this place have the opportunity to see the giant “pinwheels” whirling on the sea. When viewed from a distance, the whole wind farm in the middle of the blue sky creates a scene like the European sky. In the area bordering the sea, the wind is quite strong and the sun is relatively strong, you should visit from 6-9 am or around 4 pm. Image: Huynhna2709 . 5. Which forest has the longest bamboo bridge through the forest in Vietnam? Tan Lap Melaleuca forest
U Minh Ha Melaleuca forest
Tra Su Melaleuca forest With a total length of 10 km, the “bridge of ten thousand steps” located in Tra Su Melaleuca forest eco-tourism area (An Giang) is holding the record as the longest bamboo bridge through the forest in our country. The bridge is designed simply, gently curving to match the terrain here. Visitors walking on the bridge have the opportunity to fully explore the flooded primeval green paradise. Image: Hahinmakeup86 . 6. Tan Lap floating village belongs to which province? Long An
Ben tre
Soc Trang Tan Lap Melaleuca forest, also known as Tan Lap floating village, belongs to Moc Hoa district, Long An province. To explore the ecological forest, you go along a 5 km long concrete paved road built on the water surface, weaving between the tall, green melaleuca trees. The road also leads you to a highlight in the landscape here is the X-shaped bridge. Photo: Natrojoy . 7. Which beach does the pier in the picture belong to? Ba Dong Beach (Tra Vinh)
Tan Thanh Beach (Tien Giang)
Khai Long Beach (Ca Mau) Visitors to Tan Thanh beach have the opportunity to walk on the pier about 300 meters long reaching out to the middle of the sea. The bridge is made of reinforced concrete, with bright blue railings, standing out in the peaceful scenery, allowing you to watch the people fishing at sea and keep impressive photos. Image: Pmaydea0501 . Experience drinking coffee, having breakfast on the floating market Cai Rang Floating Market (Can Tho) is a destination you cannot miss when visiting the West. Busy images of boats carrying fruits, food, morning coffee… are imprinted in the hearts of tourists.

Photo: Internet Sometimes in my life, I want to forget the tiredness so that the towels can be returned to the peaceful little hamlets, I want to forget about the wide streets to settle myself with the peace of the old season. We went back to the small riverside hamlet, the monkey bridge lying on the river was gone, the water wharf, the boat had left with fragments of time. Sitting and watching the water dissipate, we seem to vanish with a rustling monsoon. The rows of old eucalypts have been waiting for many times to change leaves, how many times to change the land, to move the rain and sun, and the little village keeps it for us with so many overlapping mess. The day we left the hometown, passed the small bamboo bridge in front of the house, waking up with open horizons, sending our hearts back by the waterfront along the river, sending my first love back in a bitter look. I flow into the city with short, evenly long days. To one day find ourselves in abundance in the street, we dream about the simple lifestyle of our homeland. Wake me up every morning with the sound of chickens crowing, with a bright ray of sunlight that pierces the canopy of leaves, and sweet sales of goods in the morning. We walked out into the garden, took a deep breath of the fresh village air, and heard the flowers and leaves whisper blooming. Feel every beat of time, ignoring the old old dogma. Hold your hand to catch the clear morning sun – a peaceful flower blooms under your hand … I wander the familiar village path, where a coconut shadow always appears to lean on. Sitting under the shade of the hometown coconuts, from someone’s home warm, passionate lullabies, these songs follow me throughout my life. The figure of a woman who is industrious, enduring pain and suffering in the countryside is never mixed in up and down road dust. The proud voice of the country pours into the day of diligence so that we love the voice of the motherland forever. We went back and weeped in the night with doubts going through each other. The sound of frogs looking for each other, the clattering of insects, the sound of parents sitting back and forth in the cramped, quiet dinner pot. I used to be excited about the street, tired of the poor days in the countryside. Walk long distances on the feet of youth, across high hills. Let one day see sadness plunge, hesitate to pass each other as a part of life. The countryside brightly lit, we illuminate ourselves in the pond water. Each trace of time chasing after days, the nostalgia of flapping its wings in the iron, remember looking forward to. If you go far, you can be homesick, and you can see simple but heartbreaking images. Now back to look at the homeland, there are things that have forever remained in memory that cannot be changed. Small bamboo bridges, thatched roofs, rows of rows, the noises of noon gradually retreated into the past. I forever embrace the troubled youth, the alum is still sticking to the heels every day, so that every step we take is heavy carrying a domain … In the afternoon, sit back with the innocent river, the old images are blurred into our hearts with long, smoking streaks. On the country river wharf, a boat just let go of the anchor … /.

1. Which province is Tra Su Melaleuca forest? An Giang
Long An

Dong Thap Tra Su Melaleuca forest is located in Van Giao commune, Tinh Bien district, An Giang province. With an area of ​​845 hectares, this forest is home to many species of animals and plants. Image: Dzit_hi. 2. What record is the bridge located in Tra Su Melaleuca forest ecotourism area? The largest bamboo bridge in Vietnam

The longest bamboo bridge in Vietnam
The oldest bamboo bridge in Vietnam The bridge has a total length of over 10 km, is designed to bend to suit the terrain. Experience walking on a bamboo bridge and watching the green Melaleuca forest is something visitors cannot miss when coming to this land. Image: Nhuwinwinn. 3. What is the highlight of Tan Lap Melaleuca forest? Path through the forest
The bridge through the forest

Slide through the forest Tan Lap Melaleuca forest has a unique path through the Melaleuca forest, built from small knitting panels only about 1 meter wide connected. The road is divided into many branches, about 5 km long. Experiencing this trekking route is the fun thing you should try. Image: Quynh Quynh. 4. What activities can visitors experience at Xeo Quyt Melaleuca forest? Walk through the forest on a concrete road, explore tunnels, field kitchens, bamboo houses
Enjoy rice balls with sesame salt, go sailing in small canals
All of the above Xeo Quyt cajuput forest in My Hiep and My Long communes, Cao Lanh city, Dong Thap province. You can explore this place by moving on the long road, learn about the highlights here such as tunnels, field kitchens, bamboo houses. In addition, sitting on a boat weaving through small creeks among the cool green trees is also a “must try” experience. Do not forget to enjoy sesame salt rice ball – a dish associated with the resistance war of this military base. Image: Dinhhavi. 5. Food should not be missed when coming to Gao Giong Melaleuca forest? Dragon’s blood rice wrapped in lotus leaf
Sticky rice with lotus leaf
Broken rice with lotus leaf wrapping One of the dishes that are only available in the countryside of this river is the dragon’s blood rice, the traditional lotus leaf wrapped in rice. This rice dish is attracted by the sweet aroma, chewing carefully will feel the sweet taste and often served with sesame salt. Image: Pinterest. 6. Which river separates U Minh Melaleuca forest into 2 regions? Song Doc
River Trem
Co Chien River U Minh forest is divided by the Trem river into two regions, U Minh Thuong and U Minh Ha. Both regions are considered the biosphere, the green lung of the Mekong Delta. Image: Ha.phannn. 7. Which area of ​​U Minh forest is in the core zone of Mui Ca Mau World Biosphere Reserve? U Minh Ha
U Minh Thuong U Minh Ha, Mui Ca Mau National Park, West Sea coastal protection ranges are three small regions in the core zone of the World Biosphere Reserve of Cape Ca Mau. Image: Thamhiemmekong.