But recently, paleontologists have had to change this view and push the herbivorous history of dinosaurs to the early Cretaceous period, 125 million years ago, grasses began to appear. This was discovered during the study of fossils of the dinosaur Equijubus found in China. Mount Mazong is located at the northern end of the Hexi Corridor, in present-day Gansu Province, China. The mountain is named because it looks like a horse’s mane blowing in the wind. Mazong Mountain is a desolate place, but beneath that gravel are the remains of creatures that died hundreds of millions of years ago. In 2000, paleontologists from China and the United States formed a joint expedition to unearth paleontological fossils in the Mazong mountain area. During this excavation, paleontologists discovered a large number of fossils. Chinese paleontologist You – Hailu studied the fossils of a new dinosaur species and he named this dinosaur Equijubus. The genus name is derived from the Latin words “equus” meaning “horse” and “juba” meaning “mane”, the genus name meaning “horse mane” because the fossil was found in Mount Mazong. The new species was given the full name Equijubus normani, with “Normani” being named in honor of the famous British paleontologist David B. Norman. Illustration. Equijubus can be considered an intermediate dinosaur between Iguanodon and Hasrosauridae. Equijubus has a fairly large body when compared to a “basic” Hasrosauridae, but they can still run on two legs after being chased by predators. Fossil specimens of this dinosaur include skulls, lower jaw bones, cervical vertebrae, dorsal vertebrae and other parts. Through fossil analysis, it can be seen that Equijubus belongs to the primitive Hadrosauridae, it already possesses some features of Hadrosauridae, but its skull also has obvious features of Iguanodon. Paleontologists surmise that the dinosaur Equijubus could be up to 7 m long, 2 m high and weigh 2.5 tons, almost the size of a small truck. Equijubus would have had a long head, a horn beak on the front of its mouth and flat teeth on the inside of its cheeks, allowing it to chew on hard plants. Equijubus also have a robust body, they often walk on all fours and run on two legs when fleeing predators. Although there are not many fossils of this species, the discovery of Equijubus has great significance for paleontology. As a very primitive Hadrosauridae, Equijubus has shown that the Hasrosauridae may have originated in Asia and that they evolved directly from Iguanodon. 14 years after the Equijubus species was named, paleontologists are once again studying their fossils using the latest technology. They found evidence of herbivorous dinosaurs actually eating grass in fossils! On December 21, 2017, You Hailu and other paleontologists published a research paper titled “Dinosaur-related cuticles and crystals from the Chinese Gramineae family of the Cretaceous Period” on National Science Journal of China. The paper mentioned that the microstructure of primitive herbaceous plants (herbs, rice) was silicified between the teeth of the dinosaur Equijubus. This suggests that herbaceous plants were originally the food of this dinosaur. In fact, to answer the question of whether or not herbivorous dinosaurs ate grass, we need to know that the grass family is a large family of plants with more than 650 genera. Rice, wheat, corn, millet, sorghum, etc… the plants that we cannot live without are all grasses, and many other plants that we can eat are also grasses. People have always doubted the existence of the grass family, and the time period of its appearance is also quite unclear. And in the past, scientists always thought that they appeared after dinosaurs. But through the discovery of secrets from the fossils of the dinosaur Equijubus, we have learned that grass appeared on Earth 125 million years ago. This means that on Earth, dinosaurs of that time also had herbivorous habits (literally eating grass). The earliest known seed-bearing plants can be traced back to the Middle Jurassic or earlier, 164 million years ago. It was discovered during the Boda Jurassic period in Inner Mongolia. Although this plant is only a few centimeters tall, it already has roots, stems, leaves, and fruits.

Humans and the fear of snakes exist in the genetics Few people know that, ophidiophobia or the horrible obsession with snakes and round, long, legless animals in general is the most common fear in human society (1/3 of humanity is afraid of snakes). In addition, scientists have confirmed: Most primates have inherited the instinct to… be afraid and run away from snakes. The reason, prehistoric people were so afraid of snakes because they had to face giant carnivorous reptiles, not hostages like now. First is Titanoboa cerrejonensis : Nearly 13m long, weighing about 1 ton, is considered the largest snake species discovered by man However, some studies indicate that Titanoboa was a piscivore rather than a megafauna-killer. So, is it a giant but gentle animal? Titanoboa cerrejonensis. Before humans left records of Titanoboa, the title of giant snake was given Gigantophis garstini They appeared about 20 million years after Titanoboa in Africa with a length of about 11m. Gigantophis’ favorite food was the ancestor of the modern world’s elephants. Gigantophis garstini. Madtsoia madagascariensis: Giant snake that specializes in eating dinosaurs Gigantophis’ close relative is Madtsoia madagascariensis , another giant snake that lived in Madagascar for several million years during the age of the dinosaurs. They lived with iconic dinosaurs like Majungasaurus , Masiakasaurus and Rahonavis as well as giant frogs Beelzebufo . And perhaps, Madtsoia is also more than enough to eat all the dinosaurs mentioned above. Madtsoia madagascariensis. Both Madtsoia and Gigantophis belong to the ancient family of giant snakes known as the Madtsoiids. Both of these genera lived long ago, but some survived until recently in Australia. Until Wonambi naracoortensis , a snake more than 6m long has inspired the legend of the Rainbow Snake of primitive Australians This size seems modest compared to the previous monsters, but it is still significantly larger when compared to the Anaconda python. Furthermore, over time it has coexisted with giant kangaroos, marsupial lions and primitive Australians – it may have inspired the Rainbow Serpent legend. mythical animals of Australia). Rainbow Snake, one of the mythical animals of Australia. Yurlunggur camfieldensis , a reptile that the Yurlungur aborigines believe is made of bronze, specializes in hunting virgins Living in the same period and place as Wonambi is a species Yurlunggur camfieldensis. They are named after the Yurlungur Aboriginal mythology – which tells of a bronze snake excited by the smell of a young girl’s menstrual blood that would come to eat her and her family. Yurlunggur is said to be up to 8m long and is a self-burrowing aquatic species. They will hunt underwater but live in burrows with soft ground. Though non-poisonous, the terrifying force of the contractions would kill their prey, similar to most pythons today. Yurlunggur camfieldensis. Palaeophiidae, Giant water snake up to 10m long, specializing in eating whales and prehistoric sharks Come to another ancient genus of giant snakes, Palaeophiidae of the genus Palaeophiid . Palaeophiidae evolved over 70 million years ago, and like the Madtsoiids, they survived the K-PG Great Extinction. Similar to modern sea snakes, Palaeophiidae lived entirely in water, only much larger. According to researcher Gary Meaney, Palaeophis colossaeus New is the scariest of all – it can hunt whales, giant sharks in the Eocene waters. It is very large, up to 10m long. Palaeophis colossaeus. Pterosphenus , a giant warm-blooded snake, much more active than a cold-blooded reptile Another branch of the Palaeophiid genus, Pterosphenus , which is also horrifying in size: 7m. In addition, these are giant sea snakes that have the ability to reproduce early and have a warm-blooded metabolism, making them more active than many other slow reptile monsters. Pterosphenus. To the giant, tens of meters long reptiles that dominate the earth During the Pliocene (geological period), did the Australian continent exist the giant python Bluff Downs or Liasis dubungila – one of the few prehistoric animals with a common name. It is more than 10m long and is considered the largest snake ever of this continent. Bluff Downs or Liasis dubungila. In prehistoric times, branches of the python family also gained horological dimensions. One of them is Chubutophis grandis, estimated at 22m in length. And if that’s true, Titanoboa will lose the title of the largest snake in history. They lived in the Miocene with a host of giant South American creatures: Elephant-sized Caimans, giant gharials, giant tigers and giant turtles… Chubutophis grandis. Finally, let’s come to the largest venomous snake known: Laophis , closely resembles the poisonous Gabon viper, which lived on the Greek islands during the Pliocene. According to scientists, it weighs twice as much as the largest venomous snakes of the modern world, more than 4m long. This size has nothing to do with the reptiles listed above, but they are not poisonous… Laophis. As such, Titanoboa was the only nightmare snake that slithered around in ancient times. It may be the biggest, but it’s probably not the scariest.

Welcome to the hotel of dinosaur robots. (Photo: Internet) The check-in process of visitors is easy when the two unique dinosaur receptionists at Henn na Hotel can speak 4 foreign languages: Japanese, English, Chinese and even Korean Country. Thanks to the tablet system, you can completely choose the method of communication with these interesting employees without having to worry about the language barrier. Coming here, you will experience the feeling of “interacting” with the robot dinosaurs. (Photo: Internet) More specifically, these two employees are also able to communicate using “body language” thanks to their long clawed hands and simple pre-programmed sentences. Passengers proceed to check-in with the “help” of the dinosaurs. (Photo: Internet) The hotel’s robots and management systems were designed by Kawazoe Lab, the Institute of Industrial Sciences at the University of Tokyo, and construction company Kajima. According to the hotel managers, the service robots here are very friendly and operate extremely efficiently. These dinosaurs are very friendly! (Photo: Internet) Not only stopping at the front desk, the interesting and uniqueness is still waiting for visitors when they come to the room. In each room, in addition to the necessary equipment that every hotel has, at Henn na Hotel, there are also small robot staffs that assist guests with everything from changing TV channels to turning on music. Inside a room at the Henn na Hotel. (Photo: Internet) Besides, this place is also equipped with many other modern technologies, such as not needing a key but using facial recognition to open the room door. Each room has sensors to control the lighting system, if no one is in the room, it will be controlled to turn off automatically. The space of the hotel is also designed in the style of “jungle” with different large and small dinosaurs. (Photo: Internet) Although most of the work is done by robots, the Henn na Hotel still has operators behind, especially the security department. Accordingly, security staff will monitor the hotel through the camera system to ensure the safety of guests as well as prevent the risk of expensive robots being stolen. These people also help with technical problems in the robots, if any. One of the branches of the Henn na Hotel. (Photo: Internet) In addition, housekeeping is a step that robots cannot do, so it also requires human hands. It is known that the price of staying at Henn na Hotel is about 9,000 yen ($72) per double room, much cheaper than other hotels of the same class.

Previously, the road to Ta Xua was difficult, far away, but since the road connecting the two districts Tram Tau (Yen Bai) and Bac Yen (Son La) was opened, the archers “hunt clouds” Ta Xua becomes more vibrant and attracts more and more visitors. Before being known as a beautiful “cloud hunting” spot, Ta Xua was famous for the specialties of ancient Shan Tuyet tea and lacquer (cat apple). Ta Xua cloud hunting spot often mentioned is Ta Xua peak, located at an altitude of 2,875m, surrounded by clouds all year round. The most ideal time to travel to Ta Xua is from October of this year to April of the following year. According to the experience of the locals, going “hunting clouds” in Ta Xua should choose sunny days. At that time, visitors will feel the perfect beauty of smooth, spongy white clouds printed on the clear blue sky. From afar, “dinosaur backbone” – a 1.5km long trail on Ta Xua peaks winding on the top of the mountain – is hidden in white clouds, allowing you to feel the picturesque beauty of nature. High land. On the trekking experience on the top of Ta Xua, visitors can watch the clouds and sky while looking down the valley to see the terraced fields and the house of ethnic minorities. Here, you can find many “check-in” corners for your own beautiful photos. The journey to conquer “dinosaur backbone” on the top of Ta Xua is not long, so visitors can easily experience it. However, nowadays, H’mong people often ride motorbikes to carry tourists who hesitate to walk. Each trip costs 30,000 VND / person. For a perfect Ta Xua “cloud hunting” experience, visitors can design tours of 2 days 1 night or 3 days 2 nights to satisfy the time of discovery. In Ta Xua, there are many homestays designed in harmony with the beautiful nature such as: Xa homestay, Ta Xua Hills, Ta Xua homestay, Phu Hoa guesthouse, Tra May … When making the trip, visitors should also note that because the road is quite dangerous, the temperature is often lower in high mountains, so it is necessary to study the weather carefully, wear sports shoes, wear towels, hats and sun protection (in summer), keep heat (in winter). In addition, visitors should be cautious when taking pictures of “check-in” at craggy and slippery cliffs.

Billions of T. rex have been wandering North America, a group of experts say. Although not a simple task, paleontologists from the University of California (USA) gave the T. rex dinosaur numbers in the Cretaceous period 65 – 98 million years ago. Challenging work Fossils have long been used to improve our understanding of extinct creatures like dinosaurs, but experts suggest that these skeletons are used to calculate densities and levels. Their abundance is a challenge. Director Charles Marshall of the University of California’s Museum of Paleontology is part of the research team. “There is no information available to make an estimate,” he said. If you find an Easter egg in your garden, how do you estimate how many Easter eggs ever existed? It simply cannot be done. You need information from somewhere else, for example, the density of the Easter eggs, how many years they can be found and how many Easter eggs have been placed in the garden. Paleontologist Nizar Ibrahim at the University of Portsmouth (UK) is not involved in the study. “Previously researchers tried to estimate things like the size of the Tyrannosaurus’ habitable area and their basic energy needs, so this is an extension of the work,” he said. before that, including many updates about Tyrannosaurus ”. There are 20,000 T.rex dinosaurs in North America T.rex is predicted to have a lifespan of 28 years. Using fossil records, densities and data from climate models, the University of California team calculated that about 20,000 adult T. rex, living across North America, could exist at the same time. . In a study published in the Journal of Science, researchers say this means that about 2.5 billion T. rex have lived and died over a period of nearly 2.5 million years – a process The dinosaurs live. For the first time, the team also calculated the lifespan of dinosaurs. Using scientific literature and expert opinion, they estimated T.rex’s adult age to be 15.5 years and its lifespan could reach around 28 years. The average adult body weight of this dinosaur is about 5,200 kg and a growth after maturity can make them weigh up to 7,000 kg. From the above estimates, the team concluded that each generation of T.rex lasted for about 19 years and there was a dinosaur for every 100 square kilometers. They determined that, with 20,000 permanent dinosaurs and about 127,000 generations of this species, there would be about 2.5 billion T.rex overall. “The researchers’ approach seems informative, while also pointing to current limits on what can be done,” said Jason C.Poole of the Bighorn Institute of Paleontology (USA). learned from the known “. “I’m sure it opens the door to better focus on questions about population density and what it means over time. So this can really help us understand how animals change over time as it is related to evolution and changing ecosystems, ”said Mr. Poole. The researchers estimated that the population density of T. rex was equivalent to 3,800 carnivorous dinosaurs in an area the size of California, but only 2 in an area the size of Washington DC. . Open up the possibility to find out more information A T.rex dinosaur could have an average weight of 5.2 tons. Meanwhile, the results also allow the authors to determine that only about 1 in 80 million T. rex is preserved as fossil remains. “The big impact of this study may be how rare the fossils are, they represent only a fraction of the individual organisms that ever existed, not to mention the depth of time and the rate. it happened in a few thousand to a million years, ”Mr. Poole said. Study co-author Professor Marshall of the University of California said, “In a way, this is a paleontological exercise of what we can know and how we can know what. there… It’s amazing what we know about this dinosaur so we can calculate more information.Our understanding of T. rex has expanded greatly over the decades. Through more fossils, more analytical methods and better ways of integrating information through known fossils ”. Mr Ibrahim sees other possibilities stemming from this study. There is a lot we don’t know about T.rex’s physiology, behavior, and food environment, he said, but this study offers an interesting approach to estimating abundance and prevalence. conservation of dinosaurs. “I would love to see it apply to the other dinosaurs we know from fossils. Looking at a wide range of dinosaurs, predators and prey, we can better compare dinosaur animal communities to modern ones, ”he said. What we see is superficial, according to Ibrahim, and even with this fascinating research, there is still a long way to go for us to confidently apply these approaches widely in research. save dinosaurs.

Representatives of Doan Yen Bai Province, Mu Cang Chai District Party Committee and Warm Towel Fund for children to grow bamboo at the “dinosaur backbone”, Phinh Ho village, Di Xu Phinh commune, Mu Cang Chai district This is an activity under the project “Green Sound” with the aim of building a model of enriching forests and creating a sustainable bamboo ecosystem; at the same time creating income for economic development. The project is implemented by Doan Yen Bai Province and the Warm Towel Fund for you in collaboration with Mu Cang Chai district. The project will be implemented from now until 2025, which is expected to plant on a total land area of ​​16.81 ha in the “dinosaur backbone” area of ​​Phinh Ho village, Di Xu Phinh commune, Mu Cang Chai district. In the immediate future, in 2021, it will be pilot planting 8,800 trees on an area of ​​more than 8 hectares; in the following years, additional planting will be made on the remaining area. In 2022, the project will deploy a cultural space, product display area, language classes to preserve local cultural values, support community tourism development and create a green ecosystem. from bamboo. Ms. Doan Thi Thanh Tam, Secretary of Doan Yen Bai Province, said that in recent years, storms and floods have seriously affected forest resources in Mu Cang Chai. The project implemented here aims to regenerate forests, protect the environment and develop the local tourism economy. Besides, the “dinosaur backbone” in Phinh Ho village is the attraction for many tourists to conquer and take check-in photos. This is one of the three “backbone of dinosaurs” with Ta Xua – Son La, Binh Lieu – Quang Ninh, many people rated the most beautiful in the North. “The project makes sense not only to the environment and local people but also to the young Yen Bai in the direction of forming youth cooperatives doing tourism economy”, Ms. Tam said. According to Ms. Tam, the bamboo source used in the project is indigenous species. Youth unionists coordinate with farmers with the guidance and advice of experts to create landscapes and ensure the growth of trees.

Our group of 10 people rented a private car from Hanoi to Tram Tau to stay one night, buried in warm blankets to sleep deeply, nourished the journey of climbing Ta Xua the next morning. Reuniting with the local guide at the motel, the medical group finished the medical report, the pickup truck escorted a bumpy red dirt road to the starting point, and began to conquer Ta Xua. From this position, for the next couple or three days, contact with the outside world will be interrupted because there are only seas of clouds, sun, wind, trees … Ta Xua sea of ​​clouds Through the small slope, zooming the view of the two giant terraces winding around the hillside, you will see the village of the H’Mong people, the people who are leading their buffalo to the field, the young group excitedly calculating the construction of the wooden house. , the children engrossed in playfulness, the tangerine dogs followed the stranger as if welcoming. On both sides of the road, plum trees, plum trees have just white spots and a few flowers, the scenery here is so romantic and peaceful. The end of the village opens up a slippery dirt road, perhaps because of the rain the night before, the grass and trees have the opportunity to wear a green moss-colored shirt with shimmering crystal beads so beautiful. The first day of the journey is just the warm-up step, the group only needs to get to Shack 1 to rest, the path is not difficult but the weather is not supportive. Pausing for lunch by the apple tree tree, the group excitedly climbed to the top of the turtle to take a photo, the sun was completely out, everyone had taken away the white clouds, leaving a sad, smog-colored background. Passing through the immense and endless bamboo forest, but the weather is not getting better, a rare golden sunshine shines down on the bushes and soon disappears. Coming to the shack, when the footsteps were a bit heavy, I suddenly saw white clouds peeping behind the tall trees, the mist was blown away, the sky was clear, the sun was bright yellow and bright, my feet suddenly lightened. like flying towards the sun, according to the call of a group of friends at the top of the mountain. I have come to the real “kingdom on clouds”, all around me are clouds, countless clouds, white and thick like a giant cotton mattress floating in the blue sky. In the distance, the road known as the legendary “dinosaur’s backbone” instantly appeared in the white clouds evoking a chilling look. The rays of sunlight gradually let go of the sky, and I lay down on the big rock with great satisfaction. It turns out, summer sunbathing at the beach really likes and winter to bathe in the sunset on the sea of ​​clouds even more wonderful. That evening, our group of 10 people from all three regions of the North – Central – South gathered by the flaming fire in the middle of the mountain, under the 17 full moonlight together watching the stars, joyfully singing. “Dinosaur backbone” on the way to conquer Ta Xua peak When they wake up tomorrow morning, the group has to cross the “dinosaur spine”, find the dense forest at the end of the way to touch the top of Ta Xua and return to the shack before late afternoon. “Dinosaur’s backbone” is a small, winding, undulating mountain trail running to infinity. The road has many long continuous slopes up and down, the difficult terrain without big trees to block the wind, many small rocks are easy to slip. Local people have added a cable rail to make the climb safer, but the feeling of playing with as if standing on the edge of the abyss still exists when we look back on the way we went. Passing the last slope of the “dinosaur’s backbone”, the path was easier, the scenery was like in another world, the trees were lush green, the large, long branched trunks covered with moss of shapes freak. Out of the mossy forest is Ta Xua peak. We took a few commemorative photos and took advantage of the shack. The last day of the journey is the most gentle and enjoyable. The days in the mountains were wonderful. Every morning, I am eager to welcome the dawn, waiting for the first rays of sunlight to cool my soul, and immerse myself in the sea of ​​clouds. In the afternoon, watching the gentle sunset, in the evening, you can lean your back on the ground together to count the stars … I had brilliant, sweet, sweet days in “emir on the clouds” like that. Thank you, Ta Xua!

Chinese paleontologists have found ancient insects, snakes, ancient birds and even dinosaur tails in fossil Burmese amber. Thanks to the special preservative properties of amber, these fossils have retained their original shape after 100 million years. One of the dinosaur feathers discovered in the amber piece was damaged by chewing and the markings are similar to the feathers of modern birds with parasitic lice. Feather is one of the types of “special impurities” preserved in Burmese amber, including neck feathers and insect feathers. Not long ago, two pieces of feathered amber from Myanmar attracted paleontologists because through microscopic observations, the researchers noticed some ancient bugs in the feathers. Although these bugs are small and hard to see, paleontologists have found that they have unique and striking habits. The newly discovered insect is named Mesophthirus engeli, revealing the early makeup of the lice ancestor. Mesophthirus engeli has no wings and a body similar to a lice. The team found that they chewed very vigorously through the marks of a dinosaur’s fur. A team of researchers from the Capital Education University of China, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Capital Medical Science University, the National Museum of Natural History, and the Russian Academy of Sciences studied the studies. Small insects preserved in amber and discovered this particular beetle. Archaeologists have named this tiny insect Mesophthirus engeli with the genus “Mesophthirus” from the Greek word and the name “engeli” is dedicated to Michael S. Engel, a famous paleontologist. Americans, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the study of ancient insects. The earliest appearing fur-eating insect was thought to be Megamenopon rasnitsyni. The lice fossils were unearthed in Germany 44 million years ago, according to Chungkun Shih, study author at the Smithsonian Institution’s Museum of Natural History. Researchers also found evidence of Jurassic and Cretaceous parasitic parasites 66 to 201 million years ago. This ancient bug was very small with a length of less than 0.2 mm, so researchers had to use an electron microscope to see its shape. Mesophthirus engeli looks very much like today’s lice, but it has a larger head with black dot-like eyes on the sides and two tentacles with three long spines on top of the head. Mesophthirus engeli can be said to possess a body “three rings as one”, with the head, chest and abdomen equally wide, six feet short, with claws and long spines at the end, can be grasped. This finding suggests that the insect’s feathering behavior has originated at least in the mid Cretaceous period. Although it looks like a lice, the Mesophthirus engeli species is far different from modern lice and lice. Hence, paleontologists established a new ancient taxon of insects – Mesophagous caterpillars. Compared with the body, the mouth of Mesophthirus engeli is very large and strong, two large jaws are serrated, capable of chewing very strongly. In addition, the researchers also found that in the amber pieces containing these ancient bugs all had the presence of feathers and they all existed signs of damage: broken niches formed near the body. feathers and feathers are also broken. The marks of damaged feathers resemble those left by a feather-eating bug after chewing on the feathers. And obviously, the culprit of these traces was none other than the Mesophthirus engeli species. The origin and early evolution of the hairy trait in insects is inherently ambiguous due to the lack of records of Mesozoic fossils – the period of tectonic, climatic and progressive activities. chemical. Blood-sucking insects were found during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, but dinosaur fur-eating insects have not been previously reported. The discovery of this ancient feather-eating beetle is of great significance, because it has pushed the history of feather-eating insects to 55 million years, because before the discovery of this beetle, the earliest feather-eating insect. is known to mankind in the Kainozoic era 44 million years ago. Thus, the discovery of Mesophthirus engeli filled the gap in the early evolution of a feather-eating insect. Mesophthirus engeli lived in the Cretaceous period 100 million years ago, this is also an important period of diversity and differentiation of primitive birds and feathered dinosaurs, it can be said that this is also the setting stage. parasitic relationship between feathering insects and their host.

A corner of Ta Xua, a favorite “cloud hunting” destination of many tourists. Located in Bac Yen district (Son La), highland commune Ta Xua is favored by tourists called “Heaven of clouds”. Not only a bright spot on the provincial tourist map, Ta Xua is also attractive with two famous specialties: ancient Shan Tuyet tea and cat apple. Cloud hunting is a phrase that young people love to travel referring to when they come to Ta Xua. Located adjacent to Tram Tau (Yen Bai) and Bac Yen (Son La), at an altitude of nearly 2,000 m, cool year-round climate, fresh air, Ta Xua is a small mountain range surrounded by layers of hills. majestic mountains, cloud cover year round. The tourism potential of Ta Xua in recent years has been strongly exploited when many people choose this upland commune to establish a career, build homestay, develop accommodation services and other convenient services. More than 200 km from Hanoi, it takes more than four hours to travel along Highway 32 – Trung Ha bridge – Thanh Son – Thu Cuc – Phu Yen – Bac Yen. From the center of Bac Yen district, crossing the winding road, the two sides of jagged rock about 13 km, tourists have arrived in Ta Xua and started the journey to explore the dinosaur spine hill, dolphin’s head. lonely cat apple tree or explore the winding terraced fields on the hillside in Xím Vang commune … The right time to come to Ta Xua to explore the cloudy paradise from October to April every year. However, whether you are lucky enough to hunt clouds or not, it depends a lot on the weather factors. The difference in temperature between day and night is the factor that makes you successful in cloud hunting. The occurrence of light rain the night before can help visitors admire the sea of ​​clouds. When the sun shines brightly down the cloudy valley, the whole space is lit up with the same majestic mountains, majestic mountains, foggy tables … people suddenly feel overwhelmed by the natural scenery. The attractions when coming to Ta Xua can not help but come to the dinosaur spine hill, dolphin’s head, lonely tree, hydropower … Dinosaur spine is about 12 km from Ta Xua center, located at an altitude of about 1,400 m above sea level, is an interesting sunrise spot. Groups of young people pass each other on motorbikes over the winding mountain pass roads, one side is a cliff, one side of the valley is full of white, watching the terraced fields in the water pouring season, promising Golden season appointment. Not only exploring the unspoiled natural landscape, visitors also experience life and enjoy typical dishes such as sturgeon soup, banana flower salad, pickled bamboo shoots in chilli, black chicken, grilled fish of the people. H’mong here. Coming to Ta Xua, visitors can also explore the snowy Shan tea hills with ancient tea trees that are hundreds of years old, experience tea picking and tea stars with H’Mong boys and girls and enjoy Shan tea cups. sweet snow, fragrant smoke. Located at a year-round altitude of cloud cover and high humidity, Shan Tuyet Ta Xua tea has a sweet taste unlike other types of tea. Making a new teapot to welcome us, Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Oanh, homestay owner of the Apple House (No. 5 Ban May Street, Ta Xua center) said: With rich natural resources, diverse, with elements special characteristics, indigenous culture, tourism development is creating jobs for local people at the same time developing the local economy. Despite being favored by nature, having potentials and strengths, Ta Xua is still quite untouched due to unfavorable travel roads, difficult infrastructure and traffic. Compared to 2015, when emerging as a favorite cloud hunting spot for adventure travelers, Ta Xua today is more crowded and bustling, however tourism activities are still primitive, spontaneous, and basic. material and tourism services are still limited. With the advantages of nature, tourism development is the right direction, but it is necessary to have a well-planned plan so that Ta Xua can develop sustainably both economic and cultural life and maintain its own traditional identity. ethnic minorities.

aespa has been praised a lot for her style of dress.

The aespa’s style ideas will increasingly promote, but no doubt the group’s dress style will gradually decline. The first time appearing on the red carpet, aespa disappointed netizens because of the old shape, the outfits were not suitable even though the comprehensive Givenchy brand. The group’s magazine photo shoots, too, don’t have the modern luxury they used to be.

His first appearance on the red carpet was criticized.

The magazine shoots were also not appreciated.

Recently, aespa appeared in the video introducing the talent search project Asia Super Young. The girls show off their new hair colors, must be ready to go comeback. Only Karina still has black hair while Ning Ning from black to crimson hair, Giselle split blond hair into black hair, Winter dyed highlight the ends of the hair.

aespa new hair dye for comeback

All four members let their hair fall naturally, parting the middle part, making netizens unable to stop seeing the aespa look somewhat boring. If the stylist invests in styling such as tying the first half, tangled bun or adding accessories, the aespa look will be more diverse.

From the attire to the hairstyle of the aespa are all disappointing

In addition, aespa’s outfits are also criticized by Korean netizens, looking like the clothes of the first generation K-Pop idol. From styles, colors to materials that are both outdated, and too monotonous for a group of girls to shoot. Many viewers confirmed that the girls right now don’t wear this boring down the street, so why stylist of aespa to group?