Russia is very big. There is an interesting historical story related to this, that is that Peter the Great (1672-1725) – the great tsar in Russian history – did not know how far his country stretched. And he was determined to find the eastern end of the territory. To decipher the mystery of the easternmost tip of Russia, Peter the Great had to hire a Danish seafarer named Vitus Bering (1681-1741) to survey from the coast of Siberia from the Kamchatka peninsula to the north. In 1828, Bering sailed into a narrow strait separating Siberia and Alaska. The strait was later named after him, the Bering Strait. Continuing north, Bering determined that the eastern end of Siberia was a headland jutting into the strait. Bering suspected that there must be some land further east, but it was not until his second voyage in 1741 that he first saw the Alaskan coast across the strait. During the first half of the 19th century, the Russians established control over Alaska, making this frozen land the easternmost part of the Russian empire. By 1867, US Secretary of State William H. Seward was negotiating to buy Alaska from the Russians for $7.2 million. The easternmost of Russia now retreats to the Siberian tip that Bering once discovered. Today, evidence of Russian settlements still exists throughout Southeast Alaska, as evidenced by Russian landmarks and a number of churches built by the Russians when they were still living there. here. Invite readers to watch the video: President Vladimir Putin after 2 decades leading Russia | VTV TSTC.

Each Miss pageant is a long journey, where the contestants have to show themselves to be outstanding and brilliant in all activities, not just on the stage. That’s why every girl dresses up gorgeously and beautifully in the hope that she’ll be the one to shine the brightest in the crowd. In a dinner party at the 69th Miss Universe, the Misses all chose luxurious dresses and Miss Universe Thailand wore a dress that could not be more outstanding. From the extremely eye-catching banana color tone to the sleeve design cape (cloak) helps Amadan Obdam wherever he goes, he attracts attention. But also because the outfit was too loose, Miss Universe Thailand walked slowly to pose in front of the camera, so she was accidentally stepped on by Miss Ghanna behind her skirt, leaving a pretty big tear. Miss Universe Ukraine also had a similar problem with a long fishtail dress. When the Misses went to the photo booth together, the person behind stepped on her skirt, but fortunately, there were no consequences. Looking at the clothing troubles of Thai or Ukaine representatives, the more netizens see that Khanh Van and the crew have a smart costume strategy, very carefully calculated to prevent possible incidents. When attending events that need to be moved a lot, Khanh Van always chooses dynamic and neat clothes, but still stands out and is extremely flattering. The designs of short-cut skirts, and dresses with bold cut-outs with continuous vibrant colors help Khanh Van both shine and not encounter unexpected incidents. Miu Miu According to many sources

The Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Dias first crossed here in 1488. He named it “Storm Cape”. Later, the king of Portugal changed its name to “Nose of Good Hope”. The entire southern part of the Cape peninsula is a national park that is wild, rolling hills, beautiful scenery and has not been ravaged by human hands. The Cape of Good Hope has been considered a place that hasn’t changed much in the last 500 years, since the Portuguese explorer Bartolomeo Dias discovered it. The route around Cape Hope is important, but the waters next to it are still a known danger in the world. South of Cape Hope is an area with strong westerly winds, on the immense sea surface there is nothing to cover, so the waves are big Before the Suez Canal was built in 1869, the Cape of Good Hope was the only sea route between Europe and Asia. A lighthouse is built on top of a mountain 249 meters above sea level. However, it is often covered by clouds, so it has been decommissioned since 1911, after a shipwreck accident. This place is only open to tourists to enjoy the view. Another lighthouse was built as a replacement, just over 80 meters above sea level. Coming here, visitors’ emotions surged: the greatness, generosity, romance of nature; the gentleness, the blue, the charm of the sea; boundless love, hope, human creative labor. Cape of Good Hope is the most beautiful destination, not to be missed when coming to South Africa.

In addition, she also expressed her love for Prince Philip with jewels attached to her clothes or on her fingers. Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II. Engagement ring made from mother-in-law’s crown The British Queen’s engagement ring becomes special and historic when it is made from the crown of Princess Alice – Prince Phillip’s mother. This tiara was given by Tsar Nicholas II and Alexandra with the same jewelry set as a wedding gift to the heir to the British royal throne. Before proposing to Queen Elizabeth II, the deceased prince removed the diamonds on the crown to design a special engagement ring, with a 3-carat diamond placed in the middle and 10 smaller diamonds on both sides. He gave his wife the betrayal at Buckingham Palace, England. Engagement ring of the Queen of England. The bracelet marks the 5th anniversary of the wedding According to the Express The gold bracelet is studded with diamonds and rubies with the initials of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s names engraved on the inside. This is a gift from the late prince to his wife on the 5th wedding anniversary. The jewelry is worn by the queen whenever she appears with the other half during major British royal events. Prince Philip presented a golden bracelet to the queen in 1952. Symbol for the relationship between the queen and the prince In 1946, Queen Elizabeth II was given a brooch before marrying Prince Philip. After that, the item became a symbol of their relationship. According to the The Telegraph A shipbuilder presented the queen with a chrysanthemum brooch made of platinum, diamonds and jade after she launched an oil tanker. Sometime after that, the accessory was named Honeymoon Brooch because the queen wore it on her honeymoon. After this, she continued to use it at the wedding anniversary party and during the time Prince Philip was hospitalized. The British Queen’s chrysanthemum brooch. The brooch is made from rubies The Scarab Brooch brooch made of gold, diamonds and rubies was given to the Queen of England by Prince Philip in 1966. This is a jewelry created by designer Andrew Grima. The Queen wears this accessory on many costumes while attending various events such as the 2008 trip to Slovenia. Queen Elizabeth II often used brooch made of gold and rubies. Heart-shaped accessories The Cullinan V brooch is made from an 8.8-carat diamond with smaller platinum stones. The public believes that the Queen of England wears heart-shaped accessories to commemorate her 70-year marriage. However, Vanity Fair argued that the queen’s item was related to British imperialism. She wears a heart-shaped brooch in response to protests calling for the demolition of the statue of Cecil Rhodes – former British Prime Minister of the Cape colony and founder of the diamond company De Beers – that took place in England at the time that point. Heart-shaped brooch on the British queens couple’s 70th anniversary.

Modern boats take tourists about 7km from the mainland in the Aliwal Shoal (PV Dinh Luong at the far right). South Africa in particular and Africa in general attracts tourists with its pristine beauty, mystical indigenous culture and with 5 large species of “Big Five” including African elephants, Cape buffalo, leopard, lion and Rhino. But there is a different South Africa from the trips adventure travel Swim with sharks at Aliwal Shoal Marine Life Reserve, Umkomaas Town, KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa, about 50km south of the provincial capital Durban. Here’s your chance to meet these amazing creatures face-to-face throughout your life, a new adventure experience that challenges logical thinking and does what you never thought you’d ever do – in the water surrounded by sharks. Wondering if you can’t swim, can’t swim well, or are afraid of risking your life? All you need is an adventurous, adventurous and challenging spirit as the tour organizers will offer you a variety of options – from near absolute safety to the ultimate test of willpower. . You can simply drop yourself inside a stainless steel cage approved by the Maritime Safety Authority of South Africa (SamA) with a safety mask, choosing from different degrees of shallow depth when standing in the cage according to your preference. . But prepare for adrenaline rush with a more adventurous and memorable option. Many different options when diving with sharks. (Photo: Dinh Luong / Vietnam +) We came to Aliwal Dive Center because it is a diving center with sharks with more than 28 years of experience. Answering my concerns and worries when considering bringing both my wife and two children to the shark experience diving tour – guide and diving expert with the shark Danie Bester said he has more than 4 years in job and no mistakes have occurred. Aliwal Dive Center is part of an effort to conserve marine life, including sharks in the Indian Ocean, around the coastal city of Durban. Leaving previous jobs in Pretoria and Johannesburg, Danie chose to guide diving with sharks, because he could do what he loved and wanted to contribute to changing the animal’s perception. After helping with the selection of swimsuits, propellers and waterproof masks, Danie carefully told us to keep our arms closed under our armpits, use the propeller to swim softly, avoiding the shark’s mistaken hands other small fish species for food and attack. Strictly complying with the requirements for medical reporting during the COVID-19 pandemic season, my family of 4 and my friend Lina, 17, a South African citizen of Indian origin join a shark diving tour. . Lina’s parents pleased their daughter but still worriedly sent off to the beach and waited. Surf safely on custom 8m Superduck Semi Rigid boats equipped with a Yamaha Four Stroke 2×100 HP engine, to the area south of Aliwal Shoal, where skilled guides say there’s plenty of fish fat. The modern motor boat takes the group about 7km from the shore, the water depth is 20-30m. Sharks head to the ocean from many directions. (Photo: Dinh Luong / Vietnam +) We are fortunate to have a beautiful International Labor Day, the sea is relatively calm, the water is clear, the sunlight helps the view to the sea floor. In the breeding season from July to November each year, sharks often gather in high density in this sea. Captain Keith Rousouw with 25 years of experience instructing diving with sharks directly steered the boat. He said a support group of four divers on another boat helped us attract sharks, using food from small marine fish that was prepared and strictly followed the Ministry of Environment’s Shark Diving license. South Africa. The stainless steel cage floats on the water thanks to two buoys. The cage designed and perfected by an engineer can accommodate 8 people at a time, providing a relatively comfortable space for 4 visitors on this discovery tour. You might be wondering with the number 4? I chose to swim with Danie right from the beginning after consulting with these two skilled experts. Danie let me hang on a floating wooden stake thanks to two large floats, attached to the iron cage, for a wider view and better experience. You can feel my worries more clearly when you have seen the shark videos. The Oceanic Blacktip is 1.5-2m long, stout body with pointed snout, long gill slits and no burrs between dorsal fins. This species reached a maximum known length of 2.8m and a maximum weight of 123kg. Most individuals have a black head or edge on pectoral, dorsal, ventral, and caudal fins. Danie was in the water directly with us and Keith watched carefully from the boat. Expert Danie in turn helps team members cling to the wooden stake and swim with each person closer to the sharks. The experience of diving and being up close with the sharks affirms Danie’s love and understanding for this fish – calm and flexible. Between the time diving and underwater observations, I rose to the surface to breathe but many times saw the tall and crescent-shaped front dorsal fins of the ocean blackhead sharks moving around in the afternoon. It is about 1.5m long and weighs about 50-70kg, according to Danie. The blackhead shark is an agile and energetic carnivore. Oceanic Blacktip can jump out of the water while attacking small schools of fish. Their demeanor has been described as “timid” compared to other great globular sharks (family Carcharhinus), which are common in coastal tropical and subtropical seas around the world, including lips. brackish water habitat. We assessed that we had met about 25-30 marine blackhead sharks during the trip, but Danie said there were about 17 (perhaps due to anxiety, so amateurs “look nationalized chickens”). Many times while swimming next to Danie gets closer to the sharks, it feels as if they are rushing towards you, but with a graceful turn. Although I have had very close experiences with these ferocious animals, to a certain extent, I have to admit that they seem to be very friendly. And to be very restrained, we do not reach out to touch the flexible swim bodies very close – which expert Danie always warns to absolutely comply. Not only having a diving experience with sharks, the trip brings an understanding of other creatures living in shallow waters below 40m and small, symbiotic fish always “side by side” with the sharks. Another plus point is that you will experience surfing on a modern boat controlled by skilled captains. Goodbye, Ms. Basie Aukermann, Director of Aliwal Dive Center, said that the Center has actively and silently contributed to the conservation of marine life at Aliwal Shoal Protected Area and is delighted to have tourists from Vietnam. The distant south has come and experienced. Nature has its own ways of functioning, and South Africa is not just famous for the Big Five on land. The land of great experiences to challenge the will and adventure, to explore. Expert Danie Bester (left) supports journalist Dinh Luong on adventure travel. (Photo: Dinh Luong / Vietnam +)

Illustration. One of the most isolated places in the world is the Vale do Javari region in the Amazon forest area. It is home to 14 Amazon tribes and they do not have any contact with the outside world. The area covers an area of ​​86,000 square kilometers, which is about the size of Austria. According to The Guardian, in March 2019, an expedition was organized by the agency for indigenous Brazilians, with the aim of easing tensions between two rival indigenous groups in the Vale do Javari region. The slums Looking at a map of a city, you will see clearly indicated streets, parks, highways, and buildings. However, in some cities, there are areas that do not appear on the map. According to BBC Future, in cities like Rio de Janeiro in Brazil and Lagos in Nigeria, the slums are not depicted on the map because these areas are not the top priority here. In fact, many of the largest cities in the world have large communities with impoverished populations that live there and never appear on maps. Cenotes Yucatán Cenotes, Mexico According to photographer Klaus Thymann, this underwater cave system is located in the Yucatán peninsula of Mexico. This cave system is thousands of kilometers long and has not been explored since the Mayan period; and it doesn’t exist on any map. Klaus Thymann begins the exploration of the Yucatán Cenotes cave system and takes pictures of it, with a desire to raise awareness about this unique cave preservation. Rivers flow through caves and form the aquifer of Yucatán and support about 11 different ecosystems. Gangkhar Puensum Mountain, Bhutan This is probably the tallest mountain in the world that has not been conquered yet, it is estimated its height is about 3,000 meters. This mountain has not been mapped and unlike others, it has yet to be explored for spiritual reasons. For the locals, some areas on the mountain have been refugees for Buddhist saints for centuries and the mountains themselves have been home to gods and goddesses. Patagonia, Argentina and Chile regions According to Geospatial World, Patagonia region stretches almost as far as Antarctica. It is littered with tropical forests, glaciers, so remote and inhospitable that it is almost impossible to map. Mapping this area is a difficult and dangerous task, as the ice fields here are comparable to those of the polar ice. Northern mountain forest complex, Myanmar The US economic sanctions against Myanmar for many years have helped the country successfully protect most of its primary forests from the effects of economic development. But this seems to be changing, the area of ​​primary forest is disappearing and with it many vulnerable species. However, it is very difficult to assess the damage because there are almost no roads in the forest and very few people can come in to assess the situation. This means primeval forests are likely to disappear before it has been fully mapped. Cape Melville Cape, Australia Cape Melville is a cape off the coast of Queensland. And a surrounding wall made of granite has separated this headland from human exploration. Although the habitat inside the rainforest in the headland is effectively protected, it also means that the area is virtually unmapped. North Sentinel Island, India North Sentinel Island is part of the Andaman Islands between India and Myanmar. Due to the local population’s hostility towards outsiders (who are not Sentinel residents), this place has not been explored and mapped. In 2006, a boat carrying two fishermen drifted into the farmland of North Sentinel Island and they were killed there. Since then, there have been other reports of tribes firing arrows at passing helicopters. Ocean bottom The vast ocean floor and the bottom of the five oceans cover up to 71% of the earth’s surface. Even though we have mapped the ocean floor, according to The Conversation of Australia, the map is clearly low resolution. In fact, our map of the ocean floor is less detailed than our map of Mars, Moon and Venus. That is because the water flow has blocked the mapping tools. But oceanographers are still researching and conducting more perfect, detailed ocean floor mapping. Sandy Island, South Pacific Some locations that actually exist are not mapped, while areas that do not exist are shown on the map. One example is Sandy Island located in the south of the Pacific Ocean. This island appears on marine maps, world maps as well as on Google Earth and Google Maps. But when the scientists began to study this supposedly located halfway between Australia and New Caledonia, they discovered it didn’t exist there and probably never existed. Even so, the island has been on the map for many years and it is thought that it was just a mistake.

As a city located at the Northeastern point, the gateway for economic exchange between Vietnam and China and other countries in the region, Mong Cai city has no shortage of attractive tourist destinations bearing the imprint of borders and seas. island.

Mong Cai international border gate, which is traded with Dongxing (Guangxi, China) is a top favorite. Visitors can visit national landmark 1369, Bac Luan friendship bridge or make a passport to travel to Dongxing during the day.

The system of markets, trade centers with products from both Vietnam and China is enough to meet the needs of anyone who likes to shop.

Central market 1, 2, 3, Vinh Co, Togi, … is full of items from clothing, consumer goods, household appliances, electronics, food, variety and designs.

Ka Long Bridge, a bridge built entirely of stone, is considered a symbol of Mong Cai located right in the city center. The bridge was completed in 1964, the bridge body carries the words “Vietnam – Central friendship, a sustainable life”.

In recent years, the 2 most busiest commercial streets of Mong Cai have become a pedestrian city every Wednesday to Sunday night, creating a private space for people and tourists to have fun and shop. .

Leaving the city center just a few kilometers, visitors will come to Tra Co Tourist Area, which has the longest beach in Vietnam with rows of blue and blue ocean embracing smooth stretches of white sand.

Sa Vi cape is the cape in the northeastern pole, where “the first pen stroke is placed on the Vietnamese S shape” for generations, has been in front of storms.

There is a Sa Vi border promotion information cluster with many amusement and sightseeing areas. Nearby, there is also Vinh Thuan international golf course on the beach, a system of specialty restaurants: Tra Co crab, island, sausage, seaweed, …

Visitors who love cultural experiences cannot ignore Dinh Tra Co “Vietnamese cultural landmark in the border”. The communal house was built in 1462 under the reign of Hau Le, still preserves many precious antiques. The Dinh’s unique architecture and Tra Co culture went into the famous song “The roof of the communal village”.

Associated with the coastal village is the Tra Co festival held on May 30-1 / 6 AL every year. The festival features a unique process of procession of god on the sea, a unique Ong Voi (pig raising) contest, expressing the traditional Vietnamese lifestyle and gratitude to the ancestors who made the land open.

Mong Cai tourism space now extends to highland communes of Bac Son, Hai Son. It is the historical destination of the relic of heroes and martyrs at Po Hen station, ecotourism sites associated with the lives of ethnic Dao and San Chi people.

Overlooking the sea, Vinh Thuc Island is a great destination with Ben Hen beaches, wild Dau Dong, Vinh Thuc lighthouse – the first lighthouse on Vietnam’s maritime border.

Vinh Thuc is initially developing community tourism. The idyllic beauty of the colorful fishing village promises to continue to attract tourists.

With unique destinations and sustainable tourism development goals, Mong Cai is gradually becoming a tourist center of Quang Ninh province. In 2018, the estimated number of domestic and international visitors coming here reached nearly 3 million, the highest ever