In early 2020, when starting to build a villa 3km from Da Lat market, he and his sister discussed with the architect to choose this style. The feature of the English-style villa is the wide and high glass door system. The wall is covered with natural stone, ensuring durability over time, suitable for Da Lat’s climate. The villa was completed in November 2020, total construction time is about 10 months. The project consists of 4 floors (basement, ground floor, upstairs, attic), each floor area from 150-200m2. The architect is a family acquaintance, and at the same time he hires an additional technical design engineer. Outside the villa, the owner uses natural stone for cladding. The advantage of this material is that it is durable and beautiful over time. Warm white is the main color that helps to handle light well, creating a pleasant feeling for a space with lots of glass. The main color is white, using pink, gray and blue colors of the interior as accents. Hoang Cuong added that, to overcome the disadvantages of a house with many glass doors, he uses vacuum-tempered double-glazed box glass, which is soundproof and insulated, so it ensures the temperature stability inside the house. The entire interior of the house is designed and imported with simple but luxurious and eye-catching golden details. Full of sunlight, bringing warmth to the house in a cold country. The style of modern farmhouse villas puts the family element first and the common living space is always given the highest priority. Classic design has sustainable aesthetic value but is limited in terms of utility compared to modern construction applications. With modern famhouse, all desires are satisfied by the perfect combination of modern functionality and emotional details for those who love classic beauty. The dining table is assembled from 2 small sets into a large set, enough for 13 people to sit. Every detail in the house such as: Lamps, lamps, paintings, statues are meticulously cared for, imported from abroad. The house is built in a split-level structure, the stairs are located in the middle of the house, radiating to the rooms and forming an open skylight. Stair tiles are imitation wood tiles, look warm and match the tone of the house. Skylights bring light to the house on cloudy days, looking down the stairs like a spiral from above. The bathroom uses green tones, neutral with warm white. Young owner of the villa. The kitchen is separate from the faucet. The faucet part is installed on the island, making it easy for homeowners to prepare food, without affecting the kitchen. The island table has 3 more gilded bar stools. When there are few people in the house, the owner can eat here. Kitchen with living room. Window frame overlooking the city.

The 30/4 holiday this year lasts 4 days, many tourists choose Da Lat as an entertainment and relaxation spot. At night, the temperature is 18 degrees Celsius, it doesn’t rain, which is convenient for exploring landmarks. In the night market area, the atmosphere starts to get bustling, crowded from about 20h. Roads around the market are crowded, traffic is congested, making it difficult for vehicles to move. The functional forces continuously check and use speakers to remind visitors to wear masks. Previously, the People’s Committee of Da Lat city sanctioned 47 cases of not wearing a mask in public with the amount of up to 69 million VND. Subjects of violation included both tourists and people living in Da Lat. The level of punishment is 1-3 million VND / person. While most visitors consciously obey the 5K rule, some people still neglect to visit the market, or travel in public without wearing a mask. The stall of jam cake and dried fruit is still one of the favorite places for visitors to buy specialties as gifts. Many people gather to eat and drink right in the market. Snacks such as grilled skewers, baked rice paper, hot soy milk … are the right choice in the cold weather. The dining area along the way up and down is equally crowded. Thanh Han (Ho Chi Minh City) said he was quite surprised because the number of people flocked to the night market more and more: “This morning, the roads around Xuan Huong Lake are quite deserted, I thought this year was not crowded Maybe at that time you are stuck at Bao Loc pass. Check-in service with 2 dogs for 20,000 VND / time in the central fountain area (in front of Da Lat market) is not new but still attracts many curious young people who linger to take pictures. In a few hours, the two animals were friendly and willing to cooperate with strangers. Right before the ceremony, Kim Thuy and 5 family members departed from Binh Phuoc to Da Lat, so there was no traffic jam in the pass sections. Although she updated information about tourists flocking to the mountain town on April 30, Thuy still decided to visit the night market due to the impression of the bustling and fun atmosphere here. “Just going to the market, seeing many people are also a bit worried, so I just took off the mask to take pictures and then put it back on,” said the female tourist. Similar to the situation of many others, Hoai and Dao (Kien Giang) took 18 hours to move to Da Lat. The couple said that they both liked the landscape and cool climate of the foggy city, so decided to take a wedding photo and take advantage of the resort. Because the night market is too crowded, the two of them go to the lake to sit to help relieve the stuffy.

Mr. Tran Minh Hieu, a local resident, said from morning to 15 pm, many destinations in the city center such as Lam Vien square, Da Lat market roundabout, the road around Xuan Huong Lake was deserted, the road was clear. . “Due to the prolonged traffic jam at Bao Loc pass, many people have not come to Dalat,” said Hieu. The image of deserted Dalat center has been shared a lot on tourist groups. Photo: Tran Minh Hieu. In an article sharing pictures of Da Lat without people, many readers said that they were stuck in Bao Loc, the trip schedule was changed. Ms. Hoa (Ho Chi Minh City) said that the check-in time for the homestay booked in Da Lat was 12 o’clock, but by 14 o’clock she still hadn’t come out of Bao Loc pass. Ms. Trang May (Ho Chi Minh City) shared: “I plan to go to Da Lat for the holidays. At 5:30, I started to ride a motorbike from Suoi Tien and it was nearly 4:00 pm to arrive in Dalat, I was late to check- 4 hours printing room “. Many people are still stuck at the pass so the city center is quite deserted, Trang added. Some accommodation places in Da Lat also recorded late check-in due to traffic jams. Homestay Cu Tren Cay shared: “At 5:00 pm, my homestay still has 5-6 rooms without guests coming to check-in. Because of a force majeure situation, my side helps keep the room for late guests”. Contrary to the sparse image in the city center, at the foot of Bao Loc Pass, congestion still persists for tens of kilometers. As noted by the reporter Zing , from 0:00 on April 30, the flow of cars started to stagnate. At noon, the more vehicles poured in. At 14 o’clock, the car flows in tandem, moving slowly on the Bao Loc Pass.