Dr. Leonard Perry, from the University of Vermont (USA), said that using the right plants can reduce the temperature in a room by up to 10 degrees Celsius. In addition, houseplants help maintain humidity from 30% – 60%, while helping to prevent wooden furniture from cracking when the weather is too dry. When it is sunny, hot and polluted, growing indoor plants is a good solution that is recommended. There are many types of plants that are likened to natural coolers to help cool down and filter the air. These plants like low light, easy care and less deciduous (not unhygienic) very suitable for indoor. In particular, these are all meaningful plants in terms of feng shui, bringing good luck to the owner Aloe vera: This is a fairly familiar houseplant. Besides the familiar effect of soothing sunburn, this succulent plant also has the ability to cool the house and remove formaldehyde from the air. Ornamental plants: They are known as decorative plants and natural air fresheners. In addition, ornamental plants also help reduce the temperature in the room, remove benzene, formaldehyde and trichlorethylene from the air. Fern: This plant not only cools and humidifies the air, but can also remove formaldehyde. In fact, scientists at the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) consider ferns to be one of the most efficient “air purifiers”. In addition to cleaning the air in the room, it also controls the temperature. Tiger tree: The tree releases oxygen at night, keeping the air cool as well as absorbing a large amount of toxins in your home. With the ability to generate O2 and absorb CO2 of this plant, the bedroom space will become clean and cool. Betel nut: This plant is especially suitable for rooms with frequent air conditioning, thanks to its ability to absorb toxic gases characteristic of this plant. Van Nien Thanh is a bio-regulatory machine, thanks to its ability to absorb carbon dioxide and return O2 to the environment. Red banyan tree: Able to provide O2 for a really cool atmosphere. In addition, the tree has the ability to absorb dust and toxic gases in the air such as carbon monoxide … and also absorb toxic substances in cigarette smoke. Trees of life: Trees have the effect of cleaning the air, absorbing dust, absorbing toxic gases that pollute the environment such as formaldehyde, carbon dioxide… Spider plant: The tree can purify harmful substances such as: Xylene, Carbon, Formaldehyde, Benzene. At the same time, according to NASA, this plant is also capable of absorbing more radiation systems, especially those coming from electronic devices. Moreover, the ability of the tree to absorb CO2 is also highly appreciated and is on the list of good poisonous plants. Invite readers to watch the video: It is forbidden to wear revealing clothes during livestream. Source: VTV24.

Aloe vera is one of the indoor plants that help “green” the interior space in the summer. Not only cooling the house, aloe vera also has a great ability to purify the air, providing more O2 to help cool the environment. Ornamental areca is commonly grown in living rooms. Ornamental plants have the effect of reducing the temperature in the room, removing benzene, formaldehyde and trichlorethylene from the air. Banyan, fig, and si trees are all known for their ability to lower temperatures, reduce pollution and improve air quality. In addition to the ability to absorb toxic gas, betel nut also helps cool and fresh air. Betel nut can live in soil or hydroponics, you can grow betel nut on the table, wall, balcony… Ferns not only cool and humidify the air, but they can also remove formaldehyde. Scientists at NASA consider ferns to be one of the most efficient “air purifiers”. The tiger tongue tree is another suggestion from NASA to help clean the air. Plants give off oxygen at night, keeping the air cool as well as absorbing large amounts of indoor toxins. Image source: Internet Video: House of 25m2- opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

Wells of Phu Ly Bac village (Thieu Trung commune, Thieu Hoa) were restored. The noisy city, the hustle and bustle of living deeply imprinted on every alley, street corner, next to the shops… The feeling of wobble when the day is dry makes me miss my hometown, my childhood bareheaded, barefoot, and smoke. Burning fields with the smell of straw, remembering the wells of the country’s cool, clean water… I miss my grandparents’ house at the far end of the village, in front of a vast rice field. My parents were busy at work, so I often stayed with my grandparents, so my childhood was full of running sessions with my neighbors picking figs, mangoes, going to the fields to wade through water, catching grasshoppers, locusts, and pears. chicken grass in the field… But perhaps the most memorable are the summer days, after running and shouting and screaming, they all pulled together to the well at the end of the village to compete with each other to drink cool and sweet sips of water. … Until now, when I think back, I still imagine myself touching that water, enjoying the taste of the old days. I remember the yard of the well was very large, paved with red bricks. Around the well are some bamboo bushes wrapped tightly by vines. In the season, the vines bloom with purple petals on the background of cool green leaves. In the windy afternoons, the bamboo stalks swayed and creaked, the bamboo leaves swayed and then dropped into the well yard very gently. The well is as big as a small pond, paved with large, smooth stones from the well mouth leading down to the water surface. The village well is the most crowded when it is dark, the villagers come home from work to take a bath and then carry water to fill the jar in front of the house to cook. In the evening, boys and girls in the village invite each other to the well to play and chat. After a long day of labor, the village girls have the opportunity to release their long hair, fragrant with the smell of locust, in the wind. I have 6 cousins. Summer is coming, when cousins ​​are sent to their grandparents’ house, the days when the small house is full of laughter, chirping, arguing of children, the sound of grandparents scolding their grandchildren. During the day, we often climb guava, climb star fruit to pick down the fruit, add a little salt and then eat it deliciously. When they were bored, they invited each other to the village well to drink water to fill their stomachs, then play umbrellas to eat mandarins, great-grandchildren… Grandfather used to use water from the village well to cook, make green tea, and sometimes sweet-smelling jasmine tea at the top of his lips. . The kettles are like an excuse to connect the wartime story, the story in the village… of my grandfather and his peers at the chess games in the alley. As for the children, we sat on cots waiting for her to come back from the market with bags of popsicles, sheets of sugar cane, and sometimes a few crispy rice cakes with the smell of sesame… In the summer afternoons to hide from sleep, we ran to the well to play, watch our faces reflected in the well and then laugh. Someone naughty picked up a few small pebbles and dropped them into the well, watching the waves of water spreading and disappearing without stopping. Then we dreamed and told each other about our future wishes, which is to go everywhere, do great things, become great people… We grew up, and the village urbanized and concreted everywhere. I regret and feel pity when the old trees are gradually uprooted, the village well is no longer there because there is clean water. Floating with the month of May, hardened with many emotions, only the nostalgia for the countryside, the village well, the childhood innocence is still intact. I still miss the idyllic village well filled with joy in memory. That place has the moonlight shining in the deep well, illuminating every corner of my beloved village, the moonlight following me into my summer night dreams and illuminating my soul every time I find myself playing with… back to my childhood, back to the well full of dreams at that time.

This 4-day holiday from April 30 to May 1, you can have fun and explore many new attractions in the mountain town. The Garden of Shanghai Address: Khe Sanh, Mimosa Pass Fare: 100,000 VND / person Thuong Uyen Bay Garden has a large campus, filled with the scent of flowers and melodious and uplifting music. The tourist area is 8 km from the center of Da Lat, located on Mimosa Pass. The garden space is divided into many areas, each with its own theme and unique cultural value. You can visit, take pictures or enjoy coffee. Photo: Amy.homespa, lehong41066. The most popular scenes for visitors are the nine thousand bee waterfall, rose path, god well, flower tree of love, heavenly field, heaven swing gate, royal palace, almond garden. blessed … The rose path is the highlight in the garden, attracting many couples to check-in for their romance as well as the message of love. Going to the end of the road is the banyan tree. Here, the couple can write their wishes together and then hang it on the banyan tree for good luck. The menu is quite diverse, including coffee, juice, smoothie … or dishes such as vermicelli, noodles, steak, rice ribs … Sip drinks, enjoy the fresh air, enjoy the scenery, Cloud hunting is a memorable experience here. Yooberi Address: Trinh Hoai Duc Fare: 90,000 VND About 7 km from Dalat market, the cafe combined with the studio is a attraction for many check-in followers in early 2021. The space here is decorated in Korean style with sweet candy tones. Light-colored, minimalistic outfits are pictured here. Besides the virtual living corners of the house, the outdoors is a camping, picnic space, and wooden chairs for you to take pictures. The campus grows a variety of flowers for visitors and photography. Photo: Chiba.insaigon, immaygry, gianglinh_1, chaugiangne. Van Thanh Hill Address: Van Thanh Fare: VND 80,000 / person (including buffet of water) About 3 km from the center, the tourist area is located in Van Thanh flower village, attracting young people because of the open view of the mountains and the many new corners of the picture. This is a combination of cafes, restaurants, gardens, swimming pools, campsites. The check-in areas combine with natural scenery, flower gardens, creating a harmonious overall. Seating area ranges from outdoor to indoor. Photo: Van Thanh Hill, Long Nguyen. If you like open space, you can take a walk in the garden, watch many kinds of flowers. Indoor area, awning suitable for midday sitting. There is also a camping area, organizing a BBQ for guests at night. The campus here grows a variety of flowers such as chrysanthemum, butterfly wings, pink … radiating a gentle scent. From above, the photos can be obtained from the valley and the greenhouse below. Guests can rent photo equipment for 80,000 VND / set. Azulik Hill Address: Hamlet 4, Ta Nung Commune Fare: 70,000-90,000 VND / person (including drinking water) 20km from the center towards Ta Nung pass, Azulik Hill tourist area is located on the road with many attractions such as Me Linh coffee, Ta Nung flower valley, Hoa Son Dien Trang. Possessing a prime location overlooking the valley and green gardens, a tourist attraction with integrated coffee model, is an ideal place for visitors to have fun and relax. Photo: Azulik Hill. Each corner here is designed with “fairy” character such as stairs to heaven, the garden of chrysanthemum, rose house, cactus desert, cocoon’s nest … From 7:30 am to 10am is the right time to live live here. Diverse drinks menu such as coffee, tea, ice cream … for diners to sip, “chill” in the middle of the hill. The Unnatural Son Trang Address: Tran Quang Dieu Price: 35,000-65,000 VND Nestled in the middle of a small garden, the coffee shop opposite Dinh I is designed like a historical studio. Stratified space with many different areas for visitors to freely take pictures and live virtual. The shop is set from old Chinese films, the inside arranges wooden tables and chairs, fans, wine jars … in the 80’s style. Visitors can transform into characters in the film when hire Han couture here. In addition, the mysterious tarot tent is also a place to attract young people. The menu includes a variety of teas such as rose, chrysanthemum, artichoke … with a mild, pleasant aroma. Each table here will be accompanied by a plate of Dalat specialties. Photo: Vo Nhien Son Trang, villadalat02 heng_ne_. A dreamlike purple flower garden in Da Lat In the first days of the new year, Da Lat (Lam Dong) was flooded with flowers. Aside from the outstanding cherry apricot, this garden of primrose is also receiving a lot of attention.

The romantic scene on Na Nua lake with the brilliant yellow color of the red flowers. The rosewood tree, also known as the limestone tree, is a precious wood species that is currently not available in many places. This tree has bright yellow flowers, the sound of indigenous people reading away is called a limp … The season of sorrel flowers starting at the end of March lasted for more than a month, until the golden colors flooded the road to Na Nua shack, shrouded in the lake’s face, sparkling with gold, making people’s hearts unforgettable. Besides the historical sites such as Hong Thai communal house, Tan Trao banyan tree, the red flower tree on the old bridge is an attractive check-in point. On the holidays April 30 and May 1-5, visitors to Tan Trao will see the golden color of the red flowers echoed with the voice of the stream flowing in the singing, the elasticity of the Tay girls. Blooming iridescent bunches of flowers. Tourists visit Na Nua shack. Red wine tree grows alternately on palm hills in the land of Son Duong, Tuyen Quang province. Tuyen Quang tourism survey team at historic Tan Trao communal house. The ecological village with many homestays is ready to welcome visitors on the holidays.

Banyan tree is located on a large field of land, surrounded by solid iron “wall”. Right next to the communal house is Rua village, worshiping Tan Vien Son Thanh, which has been renovated and repaired for a while Thu from Nguyen Van Ty (Muong ethnic group, 69 years old) said, no one knows the exact lifespan of the tree, only that the tree appeared from his father’s life. Through many ups and downs of history, the banyan tree still stands firmly, shading the village. The Tortoise polygamous tree is currently considered one of the giant and most beautiful in Vietnam. The majestic roots with many large roots and dozens of secondary roots loosened from the tops of the trees swooping down, and then reached above the ground like strong turtle claws plunging deep into the ground. The trunk has many holes, large, white roots as if it were chalked; Sticking green moss, mandala fern create an extremely captivating ancient beauty for this thousand-year-old tree. Also according to the Prime Minister Nguyen Van Ty, Rua communal house used to be a resistance base of Son Tay provincial agencies and was a training ground for cadets led by generals Hoang Thai, Hoang Sam and Phung The Tai. Not only that, but this was also the base of the 66th Deathly Regiment that at that time people often called the famous Ky Con Regiment. Through many ups and downs of history, in spite of time, the legendary Tortoise polygamy tree of Turtle hamlet still stands there with root branches shaped like the pedicure legs of Tortoise god, the tops of leaves always retain green , very worthy of being a symbol of the strong vitality of the nation. According to Mr. Ty, it seems that every old tree in existence in Vietnam has its own mysterious stories. Banyan tree has many holes where the flute returns to nest … but when the young people in the village catch the flute, everything is different. In the dark, many unsettled things happened … many of them dreamed of the Tortoise god reprimanding for the return of the flute. So scared, they brought it back, then everything was normal. Once again, a large branch of a tree fell over, and a young man in the village called for a customer to come to a saw to sell. Wood was gathered on the car, about 10m away, the car fell into a ravine along the edge of the village. So scared, the owner of the car had to return the wood and do a ceremony to dare to leave. According to custom, every time people of Rua village, when passing Banyan Tree, they must take their hats off to show their respect to the Banyan God.