U Minh Ha Melaleuca forest is adjacent to U Minh Thuong Melaleuca forest (Kien Giang province), with a total area of ​​about 35,000 ha. Of which, 8,256 hectares are recognized as U Minh Ha National Park. Set up the turtle catcher of the forest dwellers. Photo: Huynh Lam This place has a melaleuca forest ecosystem that is flooded for 6 months and dry for 6 months. U Minh Ha National Park is one of the three core zones of the Ca Mau Cape World Biosphere Reserve with the task of preserving and recreating the values ​​of the natural landscape, ecological environment and biodiversity of the country. typical wetland ecosystem, Melaleuca forest on peat land; conservation and development of genetic resources of precious plants and animals, cultural and spiritual values, historical relics, serving scientific research, sightseeing and tourism development. Jogging under the canopy of the melaleuca forest. Photo: Thanh Dung U Minh Ha forest with Melaleuca trees dominates absolutely. There are many species of animals such as deer, wild boar, monkey, python, snake, turtle, bamboo (pangolin)… and there are 60 species of freshwater fish and brackish water fish live. Bee hive. Photo: Tan Diep In particular, under the forest canopy, year round bees diligently collect honey from the pistils of Melaleuca flowers to build nests, annually for large production. In the bee-eating season, visitors will be able to follow the beekeepers of Phong Ngan Group to go to the forest to eat bees and collect honey. Here, visitors can enjoy the dish of young bees that have just been cut down, dotted with a little honey of the scent of U Minh Melaleuca forest, sweet to the tip of the tongue. You can buy pure honey from U Minh Melaleuca forest to make medicine, or as a gift for relatives. Harvesting tubs in U Minh area. Photo: Hoang Giang Lake After the trip through the forest, visitors can watch slapping or spread nets by themselves, fishing, picking wild vegetables, plucking water lily … enjoy many specialties of the land of U Minh Melaleuca forests that few places have. such as grilled snakehead fish, perch cooked in hot pot with fish sauce, eel with noni leaves, cobra with green bean porridge, lemongrass stew or grilled extract, fried hamsters and many other rustic dishes. Golden Turtle – A specialty of U Minh Melaleuca forest. Photo: Huynh Lam Coming to U Minh Ha Melaleuca forest, visitors can visit Uncle Ba Phi’s hometown. At night, visitors can participate in folk music, go fishing, dump, catch field mice or spread bird nets in the U Minh forest. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

Crystal Mill is the name of a house located precariously on the banks of the Crystal River, between the towns of Glenwood Springs and Aspen in Colorado, USA. This wooden house was built in 1892 with the purpose of generating electricity (Source: Zing) Set among the mountains at an altitude of 792 meters in Northern Portugal, near the city of Fafe, there is a house built from four large stones, in 1974. The interior of the house is mainly made of wood. and stone. The house has enough living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and swimming pool Floating off the coast of Norway, the house is part of a hotel called Arctic Hideaway. From here, you can enjoy the beautiful Northern Northern Lights scene right from your bedroom (Source: Vietnamnet) Located on the top of Lagazuoi in Italy, the house is built in Finnish style. Its view overlooks the majestic Falzarego Pass (left photo). On the island of Manhausen, off the coast of Norway, an impressive glass house was built (right photo) (Source: VOV) Small, lighted house at the highest point in the Kamnik Alps, Slovenia (left). A house in the middle of a dense forest in Thuringia, Germany. It was built in the early 20th century by a duke (pictured right) This cozy wooden house is hidden in the deep forest, in the city of Seattle, USA The high-rise tea house “Takasugi-an”, located among the trees in Chino, Nagano Prefecture, Japan was once voted by Time magazine as one of the 10 most precarious houses in the world (left photo). Equally famous in the UK is the house Sky Den, where you can watch the stars from your bedroom (pictured right) A software developer in Whistler, Canada has created a tree house shaped like a giant beehive (Source: Vietnamnet) In the middle of the Drina River, in the town of Bajina Basta, Serbia, a house is perched precariously on a rock. Born in 1968, the house is still maintained after being destroyed many times by flood water Located on the Saint Lawrence River, the border of the US and Canada, the owner of this house even has a private beach bãi In Georgia, USA, there is a unique house located on a 40 m high stone pillar. In the Middle Ages, it was used as a monastery but was abandoned until 1944. Currently, only a 59-year-old monk, named Maxime Qavtaradze, lives in this house (Source: Zing) The house is located in the Bohemian Switzerland National Park, Czech Republic (left photo). To reach the house located on Mount Äscher, Switzerland, you need to hike through the Alps (right photo) (Source: VOV) Skysphere in New Zealand is known as the “alien’s house”, because it is equipped with app-controlled lighting fixtures, voice-controlled beer dispensers and the ability to switch to sleep mode. lock “zombie” like in fiction movies (Source: Vietnamnet) Deanich Lodge deserves the title of “the loneliest lodge in the world”, it is located separately from the rest of Scotland, England Although separate from the bustling city, the house is still comfortable, with a living room, dining room, heating room, kitchen and two bathrooms. The house can accommodate up to 18 people The road to this place is very difficult, but in return, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way, with clear streams flowing through the valley of flowers. As part of the Alladale Conservation Area, this house’s neighbors are a variety of wildlife. The sight of eagles flying in the sky is nothing new here. The 23,000-acre Alladale Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Scottish Highlands

The expedition was directed by the University of Colorado, the University of Honduras and the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History, led by American archaeologist Christopher Fisher. There are 52 archaeological specimens have been found. Among them was a statue of the head of a ‘jaguar-man’, probably the embodiment of a shaman. According to a team member, those specimens date back 1,000 to 1,400 years. “White City” or “Monkey City” has evoked passions for decades. The city is located in the middle of the tropical rainforest of Honduras, in the La Mosquitia region in the northeastern part of the country. In the 16th century, immigrant Hernán Cortés mentioned this ancient city in a letter to the king of Spain. In 1940, explorer Theodore Morde mentioned in his notes the existence of this city after an expedition in the Honduran jungle. The aborigines he met there mentioned a statue of a monkey god in the middle of the city. However, he did not give the exact location to avoid the city being plundered. By 2012, the ruins had been identified thanks to a survey led by researchers at the University of Houston and the Center for American Mapping. An aircraft equipped with an aircraft scanner flew over the valley and surveyed the site with a laser. The researchers made a 3D map showing the archaeological ruins. Honduran President Porfirio Lobo Sosa has stated that all coordinates related to the “white city” are state secrets. Currently this coordinate is still protected. “The Honduran government wants to protect the site, but it doesn’t have the funds. We urgently need an international help,” said Virgilio Pardes Trapero, director of the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History. According to the magazine National Geographic , this discovery may be the most important in the early 21st century. The city’s civilization flourished 1,000 years ago and then disappeared. Among the ruins are an earthen pyramid, mounds, large squares, numerous statues and ceremonial chairs. The architecture and many of the items were found in extraordinary condition. State secrets may seem logical at first, but as we all know, in 1940 the explorer Theodore Morde came out of the Honduran jungles with many of the city’s belongings, but he committed suicide before the revelation. reveal the location of that city. On June 26, 1954, Theodore Morde was found hanged in his parents’ bathroom in Darmouth, Massachusetts. His death was concluded by the medical examiner as a suicide. Some reliable sources confirmed in a later report that Theodore Morde was hit by a car in London shortly after returning from Honduras. After the 2015 expedition, at the urgent request of scientists, the Honduran government sent troops to protect the site. Contrary to the Maya civilization that people know a lot about, this civilization is very little researched and still has many mysteries. Moreover, archaeologists have not yet named the civilization. The expedition team returned to the site in late 2015 and discovered an extraordinary hiding place containing many statues still intact. They also found about 50 remains, many delicately decorated dishes with snakes, hawks and animals. One of the most notable objects is a “jaguar” head. According to Oscar Neil Cruz of the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History, the evidence dates back to at least the 15th century. In addition to the fear of looting, the team is also concerned that the consequences of deforestation are destroying flora and fauna, as well as archaeological treasures that may be hidden deep underground. The 52 archeological specimens found at the site are just the tip of the iceberg as archaeologists believe many other remains will be discovered underground, well preserved and undiscovered. But instead of a city of ruins, archaeologist Christopher Fisher believes that many other cities have been found, all belonging to a mysterious civilization unknown to experts, so it is not yet there. Name. The city of ruins was first mentioned in the 16th century by the explorer Hernán Cortés. At that time, the city may have been used as a refuge for people fleeing Spanish domination. Many expeditions followed in the 1920s. It was during that period that the name “White City” emerged, referring to the white stone structures observed by aviator Charles Lindbergh in 1927. It had to wait until 1940 with the successful expedition of Theodore Morde to emerge the name “The Lost City of the Monkey God”. The explorer returns home with thousands of artifacts and local Aboriginal testimonies. They say that before that there was a temple with a statue of the Monkey God on the top. Many sacrifices were also held at the foot of the statue, they said. Now, nothing remains of the site, and the mystery is well-kept. Temporarily!

“Sleep for three thousand years, wake up the world”, on March 20 this year, the “Archaeological China” major project work progress will be notified that 6 new “sacrifice pits” have been discovered in the archaeological site of Sanxingdui. Fragments of golden masks, giant bronze masks, etc. have been unearthed. There are more than 500 important cultural relics such as bronze sacred trees and ivory. Among the cultural relics unearthed in the Sanxingdui area in the past, there are quite a few vivid and interesting animal-shaped cultural relics. Tao Zhu became popular on the Internet for his “face-hit” angry birds, and his vivid celestial chickens and sacred birds have attracted many archaeological enthusiasts.

What is not known to the public is that in addition to the colorful cultural relics displayed in the museum, there are still a large number of cultural relics under restoration in Sanxingdui. “The restoration of cultural relics is slow and meticulous. The restoration of a bronze mask takes at least 8 months and has gone through 7 procedures, including electron microscopy analysis, X-ray diagnosis, etc., which cannot tolerate half a difference.” said Zhu Yarong, deputy curator of the Sanxingdui Museum. It is hoped that through this live broadcast, more young people can learn about the culture of Sanxingdui and stimulate their love and awareness of cultural relics.

It is reported that the live broadcast will continue from 5 pm to 10 pm. In addition to exploring and repairing cultural relics, Sanxingdui star commentators will take Tmall consumers to visit the museum, show in detail Sanxingdui’s “magic animals”, including pottery pigs, sky chickens, tigers, etc., and interpret the backs of bronze sacred trees and bronze standing people Secret. After 8 p.m., the virtual anchor Bronze Darling will be airborne in the live broadcast room, and together with the previous directors and assistants of “National Treasure”, they will reproduce the classic clips of National Treasure, and call for the cultural and creative products of Sanxingdui. In addition to the Taobao live broadcast room of the official flagship store of Sanxingdui Museum, this secret exploration activity will also be simultaneously broadcast live through channels such as the Red Star News client and video account.

Major archaeological discoveries in Sanxingdui have amazed the world and also drove the popularity of archaeology and related cultural and creative products. On the day of World Museum Day on May 18 this year, the official of Sanxingdui Museum announced that it will be stationed on Tmall, with more than 40 new cultural and creative products, including the super new product-an archaeological blind box with real soil. The “miniature” figures in the box are based on the “new” Internet celebrity cultural relics and classic cultural relics of Sanxingdui in March this year, including pottery pigs, sky chickens, bronze sacred trees, bronze Zongmu, etc. The shape of the blind box mound is borrowed from the landform of the Sanxingdui site, and the soil color is also close to that of the archaeological pit. After the archaeological blind box was updated, it quickly appeared on the hot search. In the live broadcast tonight, Minister Ren Ren of the Industrial Development Department of the Sanxingdui Museum Scenic Area Management Committee will also share the development strategy and direction of Sanxingdui Cultural and Creative, with a view to launching more cultural products loved by young people.

Tmall data shows that young people love museums more and more. The proportion of post-95 consumers of cultural and creative products has increased year by year, and it is now nearly 40%. Nearly 100 museums and art galleries will participate in the last wave of Tmall 618. In addition to domestic “big coffee” such as the Palace Museum, National Museum of China, Dunhuang Museum, Suzhou Museum, Potala Palace, Sanxingdui, etc., there are also overseas venues such as the Louvre, the British Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Conquer the universe. Photo: Space News. The Korean Ministry of Science, Information Technology and Communication hopes that by becoming the 10th member country of the Agreement, Seoul will further expand cooperation in the field of space with Washington, participating in various fields. the Artemis space exploration program. Accordingly, about 10 years later, Korea will have development steps in space technology on par with the previous potential country. The impetus for Korea to accelerate in the space race Compared to the space powers, Korea has a late start, but the development has positive and rapid results. After the launch of Naro rocket weighing 140 tons and failed in 2013, in 2016 South Korea carried out a Project to develop a spacecraft to explore the Moon worth more than 197.8 billion won (more than 166 million USD). ). As planned, this probe will be equipped with a series of cameras, sensors and spectrometers to collect data on the Moon as well as conduct space connectivity tests. At the beginning of this year, South Korea decided to invest 615 billion won (about 549 million USD) in space projects this year, including plans to launch the first rocket built and developed by the country. new satellites. Accordingly, South Korea also plans to launch a new 200-ton Nuri rocket later this year while a second launch, carrying a satellite, is scheduled for May 2022. In addition, the country will invest 322.6 billion won in projects to develop technology and services for new satellites, and plan to launch a new generation of medium-sized observation satellites next March in Kazakhstan. and is developing a new geostationary communication satellite to put into Earth orbit. Along with participating in the common playing field, Korea’s first lunar orbiter (KPLO – Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter) scheduled to launch in August 2022 has also been developed in cooperation with NASA. In addition, ShadowCam, a device that can overcome visibility limitations to record images in dark areas on the Moon will be installed on this orbiter. ShadowCam is expected to return to the moon’s unlit areas to find potential landing points for the Artemis program. With this event, Korea has gradually developed domestic space technology, combined with the cooperation of other space powers in the world, will gradually occupy an important position in the field of space development. Generally speaking. With this participation, South Korea looks forward to setting a goal of sending its own spacecraft to the Moon by 2030. Accordingly, the country actively promotes challenging space exploration projects, by develop its own launch vehicle and by 2030 can achieve its dream of landing on the Moon. This first step will provide a solid foundation for Korea to conquer space. Korea wants to strengthen national security through this race? Over the centuries, we have witnessed many wars on land and at sea, and those wars have proved the strength of the victors and as well as the lesson of ensuring the safety of the nation, nation. And recently, we have heard and seen the so-called “ocean wars”, meaning the wars in the sea have also begun. As for outer space, decades ago, great powers in this field such as Russia and the United States developed it. And this same nation has also had competition in the conquest of space. The fact that Washington is conducting a manned lunar exploration program, a program to send astronauts to the Moon 50 years after the Apollo project in the 1970s is a sign that the US clearly has a great advantage in this field. race presence on Mars. However, experts say, so far, no country has been confident that it can send people to this planet located 225 million km from Earth. In the context of the race that has shown signs of heating in recent years, and with many worries that the Earth is becoming more and more crowded with humans, Russia and the US are both showing their ambition to soon bring humans to live. on the Red Planet and marks its sovereignty over space entities, including the Moon. From that perspective, the US wants to take action so that space activities can be transparent, preventing disputes over space activities. South Korea cannot stay out of this competition as an ally of the United States. South Korea has begun a feasibility study for a mission to discover the near-Earth asteroid – Apophis. This ensures competitiveness, but is also a first step to position the country on another planet with life in the future.

Sunken Roman statue at Baiae, Italy As humans spread across continents and populations exploded, trade between civilizations became more frequent. Coastal settlements allowed larger ships to come and go, increasing trade and boosting the local economy, with many port towns being built as a way to access rare goods and wealth. have. But the riverbank is not always a safe place to settle down. Saeftinghe Swamp, Netherlands A swamp in the Netherlands known as the Sinking Lands of Saeftinghe, the area was once a prosperous village. In the 13th century, humans drained the swamp so that they could build on the fertile land; they also built dykes around the reclaimed land to protect it from flooding. Much of the land around Saeftinghe was lost in the flood of 1570. Dutch soldiers fighting in the war for independence from the Spaniards were forced to destroy the last dyke barrier. while defending Antwerp, allowing Scheldt’s waters to take over the town. However, a local legend tells a slightly different story, blaming the flood of 1570 on the rampage of a mermaid held captive by the townspeople. Today, the settlement is buried under layers of sand and clay, although bricks have been recovered that may have belonged to a monastery due to the floods. Caribbean Pirate Paradise The Caribbean pirate’s paradise of Port Royal, Jamaica was known as “the worst city on Earth”, before a devastating earthquake and subsequent tsunami pushed two-thirds of the town under waves. The violent shaking liquefied the sand beneath about 2,000 brick buildings, which were displaced and appeared to flow into the sea. Of the town’s estimated 6,500 inhabitants at the time, 2,000 are believed to have perished in the earthquake and tsunami. More than 3,000 people died from injury and disease afterward, according to UNESCO. Salt beach in Germany This place was once a busy trading port. Rungholt’s exact location – long regarded as a legend – remains unclear, although artifacts and evidence of tillage found in the Wadden Sea suggest its existence. a trading port. The flood of Saint Marcellus, also known as the “Great Drowning of Men”, is believed to be the culprit behind the town’s disappearance. High tides caused by extratropical cyclones ravaged the coasts of northern Germany and Denmark, killing thousands. Atlit Yam, Israel The oldest settlement ever discovered in the Mediterranean with interesting rock structures such as Scotland’s Stonehenge. This Neolithic village lies 8 to 12 meters deep under the Mediterranean Sea, hidden for more than 8,000 years until marine archaeologist Ehud Galili discovered it while surveying sand for shipwrecks in 2014. 1984. It is now considered one of the oldest underwater settlements ever discovered. Careful excavations have uncovered rectangular houses with fireplaces and the remains of a dry rock well. One of the most interesting finds is a megalithic structure – similar to Scotland’s Stonehenge – built around a stream, made of seven giant stones weighing around 600 kg each. Burial sites and human remains have also been excavated. One study suggested that a tsunami may have caused the settlement to be abandoned. Baiae, Italy Baiae was once a spa town in Rome that was famous for its debauchery. Underground pressure in the area causes the land to rise and fall, and much of its ancient history is now below sea level. Notably, the underwater remains of the Pisonian Mansion and the statue of Nymphaeum decorated by Emperor Claudius were sunk deep into the water. In addition, several prominent Romans visited the resort town during its heyday, including Julius Caesar, emperors Hadrian and Septimius Severus, generals Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (Pompey the Great) and Gaius Marius and politician Lucius Licinius Lucullus. Underwater city for over 3,000 years in Greece Hy The city of Pavlopetri, Greece has been submerged for more than 3,000 years. The ruins of Pavlopetri were discovered in 1967, and analyzes of building materials and pottery shards show them to be about 5,000 years old. The town remained above ground for 2,000 years before it could be sunk by earthquakes. The layout of the town has been perfectly preserved 4 meters under the waves, with streets, buildings and tombs eroded over time but still visible. At least 15 buildings have been identified. Thonis-Heracleion, Egypt A statue of a Nile god found underwater is important evidence of the area’s existence. Located northwest of Alexandria on the Nile Delta, Thonis-Heracleion was a famous trading port before earthquakes weakened the land and dragged it under salt water. The area is full of artifacts, but the colossal 6-ton statue of the Nile god Hapi is one of the most important finds among the ruins.

1 How many oceans are there on Earth? Icon 4 oceans Icon 5 oceans Icon 6 oceans Explain Earth has 5 different oceans including: Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Southern Ocean. The world’s oceans cover about 71% of the Earth’s surface area. 2 The area of ​​the Pacific Ocean is about…? Icon Approximately 155.25 million square kilometers Icon Approximately 165.25 million square kilometers Icon Approximately 175.25 million square kilometers Explain According to Kinky Data, the Pacific Ocean covers an area of ​​about 165.25 million square kilometers, accounting for one-third of the total surface area of ​​the globe. All of the land on Earth combined (about 150 million km2) still cannot cover the surface of this ocean. 3 The Pacific Ocean separates Asia from which of the following continents? Icon Oceania Icon Americas Icon Both answers above Explain The Pacific Ocean stretches from the Arctic Ocean in the north to Antarctica in the south. The width of the east-west is up to 19,800 km, the widest part, separating Asia, Oceania from the Americas. What is the deepest point in the Pacific Ocean? Icon Nearly 9,000 m Icon Nearly 10,000 m Icon Nearly 11,000 m Explain In addition to the largest area, the Pacific Ocean is also the deepest ocean on Earth. Kinky Data information, the Pacific Ocean has an average depth of 4,280 m. The deepest point of the ocean is the Challenger abyss located in the Mariana Trench, nearly 11,000 m deep. This is also the deepest point of the Earth’s crust, 13 times the height of the Burj Khalifa tower – the world’s tallest building in Dubai. If Everest could be placed at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the world’s tallest mountain would still be nestled beneath the Pacific Ocean. According to INSH, the Mariana Trench was formed about 180 million years ago, but the Challenger abyss was only discovered in 1875. This abyss is one of the hardest places on Earth to explore. The pressure there is 1,000 times greater than the pressure on land. Only three people have ever ventured down to explore by submersible. The sea temperature in Challenger is as low as freezing point (only 1.1 to 3.9 degrees Celsius). Meanwhile, water from vents at the bottom of the abyss can be as hot as 450 degrees Celsius, but cannot boil due to too much pressure. In return, it is rich in minerals, which help sustain many marine creatures in harsh conditions. 5 The name Pacific (Pacific) was given by the explorer from which country? Icon Portugal Icon Netherlands Icon Spain Explain According to the National Ocean Service, in 1519, a Spanish expedition, led by the Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan, set out on a transatlantic voyage to find a route west to the Spice Islands via the Spice Islands. South America. After bravely crossing dangerous seas, including the area now known as the Strait of Magellan, the expedition entered an unknown ocean in November 1520. He called it “pacific”, means peaceful sea, due to the calmness of the water at that time. When Magellan and his expedition reached the Pacific Ocean after a long journey, they thought the Spice Islands were near. They never imagined that the destination was still thousands of miles away and that they were in the largest ocean on Earth. On which side of the equator are most islands in the Pacific Ocean? Icon North Icon Southern Icon West Explain The Pacific Ocean has between 20,000 and 30,000 islands, and most of them are south of the equator. What are the basic types of islands in the Pacific Ocean? Icon 3 types Icon 4 types Icon 5 types Explain Islands in the Pacific Ocean fall into four basic categories: continental islands, volcanic islands, reefs, and raised reefs. The world’s largest floating trash island in the Pacific whirlpool is now 3 times larger than which water? Icon Italy Icon Belgium Icon France Explain The floating garbage island in the Pacific Ocean is an area of ​​​​1.6 million square kilometers located between Hawaii and California, USA. The area of ​​garbage island as of 2018 is nearly three times larger than that of France (643,801 km2). Weighing up to 80,000 tons, the island is a revolving mass of beach debris, consisting of plastic bags, undigested plastic bottles and other trash. Confined to the currents of the North Pacific vortex, a giant eddy and a meeting point for ocean currents, the island of trash rotates between Hawaii and the Pacific Ocean. mainland North America. Four other whirlpools in the world’s oceans also contain millions of tons of polluting debris. Debris floats on the water, but in some places up to meters deep, can have ominous consequences for the environment. Marine mammals, turtles and seabirds may mistake decomposing plastic waste for plankton – their primary source of nutrition – and eat it, damaging the digestive system. How are storms in the Pacific Ocean named? Icon By number of the year Icon Take alternately from the list of countries in the proposed area Icon Both answers above Explain The storm’s name in the Pacific is taken from a database compiled by the World Meteorological Organization’s (WMO) Tropical Cyclone program, according to AccuWeather. “Weather forecasters have a list of special names for hurricanes. Periodically, one name is no longer used and replaced by a new name,” said Jim Andrews, senior meteorologist at the National Weather Service. weather forecaster AccuWeather said. This list includes 140 names selected by countries in the region such as China, Japan, Vietnam and Cambodia. There is no restriction on the number of appellations that may be used in a calendar year. The names in the list are only given to tropical cyclones of hurricane level and above and are taken in order from top to bottom. If the list of names for that year is exhausted, the storm names will be taken from an additional list of 10 names and will be released before the hurricane season begins. A tropical cyclone in the northwest Pacific is classified as a hurricane if it has winds between 73-148 km/h. If the storm has winds of 149 km/h or more, it will be classified as a super typhoon. Result Please work harder! point

Traveling to the land of sunshine and wind, some people choose to stay at luxurious sea view resorts, fully enjoying high-class services. Meanwhile, many young people like backpacking, discovering the beauty of the sea in their own way. During the last holiday, blogger Mavis Vi Vu Ky (Nguyen Khanh Hoang Anh) traveled with her best friend around the most beautiful beaches in Central Vietnam. On the third day of the trip, the two received information that the epidemic was at risk of resurgence. 9X and close friends ensure a safe journey with full epidemic prevention measures. It helps the “foot-crazy” association to fully enjoy the beautiful scenery along the journey that other forms of tourism do not have. Traveling on sunny and windy roads Blogger Saigon spent 5 days conquering the coastal road of Binh Thuan – Ninh Thuan. This is one of the first roads that Hoang Anh has ever discovered since backpacking. Therefore, this road is associated with many beautiful memories of the female blogger’s youth. Share with Zing About the reason for making a long trip, 9X said: “The most beautiful places are not the destination, but the scenery along the way. Therefore, I chose to travel through the beautiful sea roads. Perhaps the trip would have lost half of its soul if I hadn’t gone by motorbike.” Beautiful roads run along the coast when viewed from above. Starting from Ho Chi Minh City, the 2 girls together conquered 3 unique coastal roads, including Bau Trang, Ca Na – Phan Rang and Vinh Hy – Binh Hung. Covered with immense sand dunes, the highlight of colorful virtual living landscapes, Bau Trang is a road crossing the sea that attracts young people to check-in. Meanwhile, the Ca Na – Phan Rang palace captures the hearts of backpackers with its winding road following the turquoise coast. Vinh Hy – Binh Hung is the coastal road that Hoang Anh is most interested in. On one side is a high cliff, the other side is a clear blue sea at the bottom. “Going for a while, I had to stop to take a few pictures, there were amazingly beautiful scenes,” 9X confided. The sunny weather helps her trip go smoothly. Cung Binh Thuan, Ninh Thuan are not too difficult to go, but the sea road is quite empty and roundabout, so the drivers need to move carefully. “There are quite a few homestays along the way, and the people in the Central region are also friendly, so it’s not difficult to find accommodation or ask for help,” 9X said. Having visited more than 50 provinces on the map of Vietnam, for Mavis, this is the most experienced trip. The landscape is diverse from mountains and sand dunes to the sea and bay. Each place has its own unique features, leaving many unforgettable impressions on young bloggers. 5 days 4 nights discover the beauty of the sea Day 1: HCMC – Phan Thiet – Ong Dia rock beach I departed from Ho Chi Minh City at 8am, arrived in Phan Thiet around 3pm. After stopping to eat fish cake soup, I went to Ong Dia rock to enjoy the wind. This place owns a rocky road with colorful basket boats. After bathing, watching the sunset, in the evening I go for a walk, eat around the city of Phan Thiet, then return to the homestay to rest after a tiring day of driving. Ong Dia rock beach is a familiar destination that attracts young people to check-in in Phan Thiet. Day 2: Mui Ne – Mui Ne fishing village – Bau Trang – flying sand hill – Co Thach beach 7 colors – Mui Dinh Early in the morning of day 2, I rode my motorbike to Mui Ne to hunt for a beautiful sunrise. Note that only the west coast of Mui Ne can see the sunrise directly. After that, I went to Mui Ne fishing village, gathered many boats anchored, creating a poetic scene. The unforgettable experiences in the early morning here are walking down the stairs to the fishing village, feeling the bustling atmosphere in the seafood granaries… Mui Ne fishing village is a place where you can clearly feel the rhythm of life in the coastal area of ​​Binh Thuan. After breakfast, I went back to the homestay to check-out, starting the journey to discover Bau Trang – a coastal road like the West sky. Along the way, I stopped at bright yellow buses to take pictures, then check-in the sand dunes. Here, you will admire the endless stretches of sand desert that change color continuously according to the time of day. Bau Trang is one of the impressive stops on the blogger’s trip. Leaving Bau Trang, I continued to move to Co Thach beach. The sea possesses clear water, above is a strange 7-color pebble beach. I had lunch here, then moved to Mui Dinh. To reach Mui Dinh, I have to take a jeep through the white sand dunes, then walk a bit more. Here, I rented a tent to camp by the beach. At night, I light a campfire, watch the full moon and the starry sky above, listen to the sound of waves lapping against the sand. Day 3: Mui Dinh Lighthouse – wind power field – Dam Vua salt field – Red island – Rai cave – Vinh Hy In the morning of day 3, I got up early to go to Mui Dinh lighthouse to watch the sunrise. To get here, you have to go through a steep path. Climbing to the top, the unspoiled seascape and the M-shaped road winding next to it are captured in full view. The wild and peaceful scene in Mui Dinh. Leaving Mui Dinh, I went to the wind power field, where there are giant “pinwheels” next to the cactus bushes, hidden in the blue sea in the distance. After wandering to take pictures here, I moved to the field. Dam Vua salt, where there are “white fields” – a specialty of the sea. After that, I continued to explore Hon Do cape. Through the sandy roads, Hon Do cape appears beautiful with rocks and green moss, where people often gather to fish. Stepping out onto the mossy beach is the color of clear sea water with strange sea creatures. Ninh Thuan owns unique check-in points. After exploring Red Island, I moved to Rai Cave, watching the sunset gradually fall on the rocks with strange shapes stacked on top of each other. That night, I asked to sleep at the house of an indigenous person in Vinh Hy, having dinner with their family. After that, I walked around the embankment, watching the starry sky above. Day 4: Vinh Hy – Binh Hung island – Hon Chut lighthouse – egg stone beach – Mui Ne On the 4th day of the journey, I woke up very early to hunt for a brilliant sunrise on the sea. After that, I set out to conquer the most beautiful sea route in the journey, from Vinh Hy to Binh Hung. Impressive sea crossing route Vinh Hy – Binh Hung. Walking along the sea route, I couldn’t help but admire the majestic and poetic beauty that nature bestowed on this place. Mountains and sea combine harmoniously to create an impressive natural picture. The winding road in the morning sunlight becomes more and more brilliant. After that, I got on a boat to go to Binh Hung island. I took a walk around the island, discovered Hon Chut lighthouse, egg stone beach. Binh Hung owns a wild landscape that is popular with tourists. Leaving Binh Hung, I returned to Vinh Hy, said goodbye to my family and asked to stay yesterday and then went to Mui Ne. On the way, I stopped at Bau Trang, went up to the sand dunes to watch the beautiful sunset. That night, I stayed in Mui Ne, went to the fishing village to eat seafood, and watched the peaceful night scenery in the land of the sea. Day 5: Mui Ne – Ho Chi Minh City The last day of the journey, I got up early, went to the west coast of Mui Ne to watch the sunrise. After that, I took advantage of swimming, enjoying the beauty of this place before driving straight to Ho Chi Minh City, ending a long vacation. The sunrise makes visitors fall in love in Mui Ne. What to eat when checking-in the coastal road? Here are the culinary addresses that Mavis experienced on the recent trip: Phan Rang – Thap Cham city (Ninh Thuan): – Que Huong pancakes – Cake soup with fish cake Nhuong – Tran Binh Trong spring rolls – Thien Ly Flower Restaurant – Khanh Ky chicken rice – Ms. Thao seasoned fish sauce vermicelli – Seafood at Vinh Hy and Ninh Chu raft houses Phan Thiet – Mui Ne (Binh Thuan) – Cay Bang seafood restaurant – Phuong Cay Pancakes – Lan Nguyet Can cake – Ba Ly fish cake soup – Co Xi fish cake soup – Loan squid teeth – Bread waiting Some notes for a long trip – Need to maintain the car, check the spare parts carefully before going on a trip. – Always pay attention to refuel because there are not many gas stations on the road. – Carefully calculate the schedule to have the most comfortable trip. – You need to slow down on the pass sections with bends out of sight such as Vinh Hy or Ca Na. – Avoid going after 18:30 because the road crossing the sea has very few street lights. – Should talk to locals to find strange check-in places and delicious, nutritious and cheap restaurants. – You can ask to stay at people’s houses when traveling. However, you should observe and ask to see if it is a safe place before deciding to stay. Note: In the complicated situation of the Covid-19 epidemic, you need to strictly follow the 5K Message of the Ministry of Health when traveling to protect yourself and the community.

Tourists camp by Dong Do lake, Soc Son (Hanoi). Photo: THU HUONG Not looking to crowded tourist spots, but looking to empty camping places to be immersed in nature, feel a peaceful life, is a travel trend chosen by many young people, especially in the context of Tourism has not been able to resume normal operations due to the complicated developments of the Covid-19 epidemic. The Covid-19 epidemic has significantly changed the needs and tastes of tourists. Accordingly, self-sufficient travel, traveling in small groups and short days to ensure safety against the epidemic is a popular trend in the current situation. Meeting these requirements, camping tourism with its own strengths is being chosen by many young people, especially young families, to satisfy their passion for travel. Camping tourism can be roughly understood as a form of outdoor camping or camping. Associated with this form of tourism are often activities such as setting up camp, setting up campfire, walking, climbing, swimming, fishing, cooking, making barbecue with prepared and pre-prepared foods. … Different from the feeling of staying at luxurious and comfortable resorts, camping tourism gives visitors new and unique experiences when they are free to mingle and feel nature in a large space. grow up, listen to the breath of trees and rivers, leave behind the hustle, bustle and bustle to recharge the body with the fresh and fresh energy of nature. Besides, setting up tents, camping, barbecues, campfires… also help increase opportunities for communication, understanding and bonding between groups of friends or family members. Another plus point is that the cost of each camping trip is often “softer” than other forms of tourism, making this type of tourism increasingly popular, especially for the general group of tourists who do not have a long-term travel conditions, and do not spend a large amount on each trip. Mr. Hoang Phuong from Yen Phu ward, Tay Ho district, Hanoi said that when there was no epidemic, every year, he and his wife tried to take their children to travel in the country or abroad at least twice a year. During the summer vacation or Tet holiday, each trip lasts about four or five days so that the children have enough time to learn about the culture of each land. However, when the epidemic appeared, in order to both ensure safety and meet the needs of his children’s discovery and experience, he often took advantage of taking his wife and children to have a picnic by personal car on days relax for week. The destination in Hanoi chosen by his family is easy to move, owns beautiful nature and has many experience activities such as: Ban Rom Eco-tourism Area, Dong Mo Camping Sport, Yen So Park , Ham Lon mountain, Ba Vi National Park… It can be seen that, with rich natural resources, in all three regions of our country, there are destinations known as “camping paradise”, from the valleys, hills, and green lakes in the area. mountains in the north to beaches, clear plateaus in the central and southern regions. To meet the needs of tourists, many travel agencies have put camping tourism in their category of activities with the desire to diversify products and direct visitors to participate more in ecotourism, tourism. responsible for nature and the environment. Many camping resorts with favorable geographical locations have also been formed and put into operation, providing many services available with colorful tents, essential utensils, grills… In order to improve With the awareness of environmental protection and increasing local cultural experience, many resorts also organize camping activities for visitors such as visiting craft villages, organizing outdoor parties, fishing, etc. pulling nets… Recently, there are quite a few camping resorts that have received high appreciation from tourists such as: Son Tinh Camp (Hanoi), Canh Duong Beach Camp (Hue), Trung Luong picnic area (Binh Dinh), Tanyoli tourist area (Ninh Thuan), Coco Beach Camp (Binh Thuan)… In order to have a camping trip that is both attractive and safe, visitors need to carefully research the terrain and weather to have a thorough preparation of costumes, food, and carry-on items such as camping tents. , sleeping bags, first aid bags, blankets, stoves, power banks, especially garbage bags so as not to litter the environment… According to travel experts, tourists, especially families with young children, should plug them in. Camping at tourist camping sites, that is, the area has been planned to fully ensure the elements of the natural landscape, infrastructure, facilities and services necessary to serve the needs of tourists. camping guest service. To ensure safety against the epidemic, visitors should camp in places where there are not too many people, and strictly adhere to epidemic prevention measures.

A great place to hunt clouds not to be missed is the Cau Dat area. This place has majestic nature, surrounded by hills with a green patch. Early in the morning clouds spread in a dense layer into the valleys below. Make you feel like you are lost in a sea of ​​clouds. The best time to take pictures of “hunting clouds” is in the early morning from 5:30 to 6:15. So you usually have to wake up and depart quite early. When the clouds and the dawn begin to embrace each other, it will create extremely precious moments. Everyone is taking advantage of the best moments of cloud hunting. The props are cars decorated with eye-catching yellow textures to make the photos of hunting clouds more unique and impressive. A long line of young people lined up waiting for their turn to take pictures and check-in to hunt clouds at the infinity pool. What could be better than waking up together to hunt clouds early in the morning and have beautiful pictures for a lifetime… Young people often whisper to each other that: coming to Da Lat, you must hunt clouds at least once in your life. The feeling of being lost in the paradise of hunting clouds floating in the early morning will definitely be unforgettable. Not only hunting clouds, you can also see the pine forest in the distant mountains. The scene is blurry, the clouds are rolling and rolling, then drifting in front of your eyes. In this cloud hunting paradise, there are also countless other cute props for young people to freely “live virtual”.

But many Covid-19 tests can give results within hours without sending the sample to a lab, and most of these tests use an approach called microfluidics. What are microfluidics? A microfluidics system is any device that handles small amounts of liquid. Fluid moves through channels thinner than a hair, and tiny valves can turn the flow on and off. These channels are made of materials such as glass, polymers, paper or gel. One of the ways to move liquids is to use a mechanical pump; another way is to use the surface charge of certain materials; and one more way is to use so called capillary action – commonly known as wick. One thing is clear, every nook and cranny of the human body is microfluidic. We could not be born or function without complex blood capillaries that carry food, oxygen, and signaling molecules to every cell. Like microelectronics, size is a key factor in microfluids. As components get smaller, devices can rely on the exotic properties of liquids on a small scale, can work faster, more efficiently, and have cheaper manufacturing costs. The microfluidics revolution has been quietly shouldering microelectronics technology. Another major benefit of microfluidic devices is that they require only a very small amount of liquid and can therefore be very small in size. NASA has been considering using microfluidic analyzers for their long Mars missions. The analysis of precious liquids – such as human blood – also benefits from the ability to use small samples. Example: A glucose meter is a super liquid instrument that requires only one drop of blood to measure a diabetic’s blood sugar. Chances are you have been using microfluidics quite often in your life. Inkjet printers shoot out tiny droplets of ink. The 3D printer extrudes the molten polymer through a microfluidic nozzle. A nebulizer for asthma patients will spray out tiny droplets of medicine. The pregnancy test relies on the flow of urine in a microfluidic strip of paper. In scientific research, microfluids can direct drugs, nutrients or any liquid to very specific parts of an organism to more accurately simulate biological processes. The future of microfluidics Microfluidics will be key to bringing medicine into a new, fast-paced, affordable era. Wearables that measure substances in sweat to track fitness progress and implantable devices that help deliver cancer drugs locally to a patient’s tumor are some of the next frontiers in microbiology. biomedical liquid. Researchers are developing complex, fascinating microfluidic systems called organs on a chip that aim to simulate different aspects of human physiology. In laboratories around the world, teams are developing tumor-on-chip platforms to test more effective cancer drugs. These patient-representative chips will allow scientists to test new treatments in a way that doesn’t entail the cost, suffering, and ethical issues associated with animal or human testing. Imagine going to the doctor, taking a biopsy sample and, in less than a week, using the scientists’ microfluidic device, the doctor can figure out which drug is most effective to remove the mass. your u. While that is still in the future, what we do know is that microfluidic will be an integral part of the future.

The third time I set foot in the land of “flowers blooming on the rocks”, I still couldn’t help but admire the pristine scenery of this great place. 5 days and 4 nights is not a long journey, but it left me with many unforgettable impressions. Ha Giang is a favorite destination of many travel enthusiasts. Ideal timing Each season, Ha Giang brings its own beauty and attraction. You can visit the rocky plateau at any time of the year. From January to March, Ha Giang mountains and forests are full of life with flowers blooming everywhere such as peaches, plums, yellow mustard, rice flowers. In the sweet spring sunshine, the weather is cold, the scenery is pleasing to the heart, making visitors fall in love. From May to June, Ha Giang is in the pouring water season. The waterfalls flowing on the green terraced fields create a charming picture of nature. In this season, people also begin to rush to the fields, sowing the first seeds for the next crop. Ha Giang is famous for many beautiful flower seasons. From September to October, the golden season returns to Ha Giang. The ripe golden rice fields spread throughout Hoang Su Phi attract tourists every year. Inhaling the fragrant aroma of ripe rice, immersing yourself in a peaceful space in the middle of the golden season is an unforgettable experience for traveling devotees. From October to December, Ha Giang welcomes visitors with the pure buckwheat flower season. Taking beautiful photos, participating in the buckwheat flower festival are experiences not to be missed at this time. Schedule, move 1. Schedule Day 1: Ho Chi Minh City – Hanoi – Ha Giang City Day 2: Ha Giang City – Dong Van Day 3: Dong Van – Meo Vac Day 4: Meo Vac – Du Gia Day 5: Du Gia – Ha Giang city – Hanoi Day 6: Hanoi – Ho Chi Minh City 2. Move From Ho Chi Minh City, I took a plane to Hanoi at night, then took a night bus to Ha Giang in the early morning. From Hanoi to Ha Giang, there are many bus companies to choose from. I chose 2 bus companies, Bang Phan (in the afternoon) and Ngoc Cuong (in the afternoon). In the afternoon, you can choose a palace car, a single bed (about 300,000 VND) or a double bed (about 550,000 VND). Shuttle bus at Noi Bai airport, the latest trip is 22:30, so visitors need to arrange a reasonable schedule. Travel time from Hanoi to Ha Giang is about 5 hours. In the afternoon, around 16:00, there is no palace car, I choose Limousine, the seat is quite comfortable, the ticket price is about 300,000 VND. In addition, there is a shuttle bus to the center of Hanoi. Motorcycle is my main means of transportation in Ha Giang. You can rent a tourist car or go with locals to explore the northern highlands. However, I chose to travel to challenge the steering wheel, fully admire the majestic beauty on the dangerous roads. Most homestays in Ha Giang rent motorbikes. However, I rented a car at Giang Son’s house because the service here received many good reviews. Homestay also provides accommodation for visitors to Ha Giang early in the morning. You can rest and clean yourself here before embarking on a journey to conquer the rocky plateau. The host is quite enthusiastic when advising destinations, giving you a reasonable experience schedule. Car rental price is 150,000 VND. In addition, you are also fully equipped with backpacking accessories such as car straps, helmets, raincoats, rain boots, gloves… Stay The rustic homestay, combined with the majestic mountain scenery is a characteristic of Ha Giang tourism. Here are the accommodations that I had the opportunity to experience. Dust Homestay (Dong Van) : Good design but located a bit far from Dong Van town center (about 1.5 km). Those who want to experience the bustling atmosphere of Dong Van old town at night, I think this is not the ideal choice. Vi Vi Homestay (Meo Vac) : Located in the Hmong community cultural tourism village in Pa Vi commune. This area focuses on many homestays with typical ancient architecture. Vi Vi Homestay has a fairly large area compared to other homestays, the rooms and toilets are clean. This area is not near the center of Meo Vac town. You should order food at the homestay in advance. Du Gia Homestay (Du Gia) : My group booked 2 lake view apartments, the room and toilet were quite clean. You can order food at the homestay or the central area. In the center, there are many bars and cafes. When I arrived, it was already dark, so I didn’t have a chance to experience much. Ha Giang owns resorts from affordable to high-class. Vist location Milestone 0 : The first check-in point on the journey to discover Ha Giang. The landmark is located opposite the square 26-3, right in the heart of the city, so visitors can easily come here and save memories. Quan Ba ​​Heaven Gate : Located at an altitude of 1,500 m above sea level, this is an interesting place for visitors to admire the picturesque scenery of the Northeast mountains. To get to heaven’s gate, you park your car at the stop below and then walk up the steps. Quan Ba ​​Twin Mountain : Considered as a natural masterpiece of the rocky plateau. Coming here in the early morning, you can hunt clouds, save beautiful moments of the wild nature, covered with fog. Lonely tree : The stop is “hunted” by young people on the road from Quan Ba ​​to Yen Minh. A special feature is that the lonely tree has a very large size, lying between the abyss and the pass with high cliffs. These are the check-in coordinates in Ha Giang that are loved by many backpackers. H’mong Village : The resort has only recently come into operation, some areas are still incomplete. You can book a room here or visit with a ticket price of 50,000 VND. There is a tram to take you to visit the area. The infinity pool is a virtual living spot not to be missed at this resort. Pao’s house The house is nearly 100 years old, the scene in the movie “Pao’s Story” is the stopover of many tourists when arriving in Ha Giang. Wooden gate, pillar and stone fence wall, yin and yang tile roof imprinted with time traces, creating a unique virtual living background. Cat King Mansion : About 14 km from Dong Van old town, the mansion was recognized as a national relic in 1993. Outstanding sights with a campus of nearly 3,000 m2 and ancient architecture. Entrance ticket price is 20,000 VND. The Vuong family residence is an attractive check-in point in Ha Giang. Lao Xa Village : A small village about 6 km from Sung La. Coming here in the spring, you will have the opportunity to admire the cherry blossoms in full bloom, yellow mustard and brilliant white plums on the roofs. Visitors can spend the night here to hunt the dawn. However, Lao Xa is only a small village, so there are quite a few resorts. Sung La Valley Dubbed the beautiful flower in the rocky plateau. This place is famous for its blooming flower gardens and stone houses close together. You can easily save beautiful frames here. Lo Lo Chai : Located at the foot of Dragon Mountain, only about 1 km from Lung Cu flagpole. With 90% of the population being Lo Lo people, this place keeps the beauty of indigenous culture. It’s a pity that I can’t stay here to fully experience the rhythm of life in Lo Lo Chai. Lung Cu flagpole : With an altitude of 1,470 m above sea level, Lung Cu flagpole is considered the sacred northernmost landmark of the country. To “touch” this milestone, from Ha Giang city, you will go through a journey of nearly 200 km of rugged mountain roads. On the way, visitors can see Lung Cu flagpole towering on the top of a high mountain, with a red flag with a yellow star fluttering in the wind. Dong Van Old Quarter : This is one of the rare and bustling places in Ha Giang. Most tourists choose to stay overnight in Dong Van because it is located at the intersection between sightseeing areas. Compared to 5 years ago when I came here, now the old town has urbanized a lot, the surrounding houses are crowded with homestays and restaurants. Many stops, beautiful scenery in Ha Giang. Tu San Alley, Nho Que River Boat trip on Nho Que river, through Tu San canyon is an experience that attracts tourists to the Northeast. Taking a boat to admire the scenery on both sides of the river, you will admire the natural masterpiece with an impressive view from the bottom up. In particular, on the journey down the water, you will pass through Tu San canyon, one of the valleys with unique geological tectonics in Vietnam. My group rented a boat (including kayaking) at a cost of 500,000 VND. To get to the boat gathering place at Nho Que River, you need to walk at the white cliff area or drive yourself down about 4 km. If you are not confident in the steering wheel, you can hire locals to drive you down the Nho Que river, costing about 150,000 VND both going and returning. Tu San alley with Nho Que river is a virtual living background for visitors. Code Pi Leng : About 20 km from Dong Van, Ma Pi Leng belongs to the four great peaks of Vietnam. This is also one of the most beautiful check-in roads in Ha Giang when one side is craggy mountains, the other is a deep abyss with the deep green Nho Que stream. Ma Pi Leng stop or the rocky snout area are suggestions for a good photo angle. Pa Vi Ha Village Cultural Tourism Community Village : 17 km from Dong Van town, the village currently has 28 households with wooden-framed houses, walls, and 2-storey yin and yang tiled roofs. The houses are adjacent to each other and most develop homestay services for visitors to visit and experience. Come here, do not forget to discover the culture of the Mong ethnic group. Ban An Stream, Tham Lin Cave : 15 km from the center of Mau Due, Ban An stream is considered as a green pearl hidden in the middle of Ha Giang rocky plateau. Currently, the stream is still quite wild and has not been exploited for tourism much. The road here is not too difficult to go, but visitors need to be careful when crossing the degraded concrete road. From Ban An stream, you can rent a raft to go to Tham Lin cave. Ticket price here is 20,000 VND/person. You should book food and picnic here in advance. The wild beauty of Ban An stream. Du Gia About 70 km from Pa Vi tourist village, Du Gia owns a dangerous check-in road, attracting backpackers and paparazzi. In particular, in the season of carpentry, nature fascinates visitors by undulating cliffs and crimson trees spread along the path. There are peaceful and poetic homestays such as Du Gia Homestay, Du Gia Paranoma. If you have a lot of time, you can trek Tham Luong waterfall or experience shooting stream fish here. Cuisine The cuisine of the Northeast mountains is quite diverse. The dishes not to be missed when coming here are Thang Co, five-color sticky rice, kitchen buffalo meat, Au Tau porridge, Thang am, rolls, roasted pork next to… In general, the restaurants in Ha Giang prepare dishes that are quite easy to eat and the prices are also affordable. I have the opportunity to experience many quality restaurants and bars. Some food suggestions : Toan Thuy Restaurant (Yen Minh) Quan Quang Dung (Dong Van Old Quarter) Di Lan restaurant (Dong Van old town) Nga Thuong Restaurant (Mau Due)

Mr. Hoang Van Hanh sells all kinds of products made by his family. Photo: Nguyen Dung. In the past, the local people did not know how to trade in agricultural products and their products, because they brought goods from Dong Khe commune to the central market of Van Chan district by a far distance, so people set up small stalls right at the market. along Highway 32 for sale. The owners of the goods sold at the market are relatives of the Mong, Thai, and Tay ethnic groups living in Dong Khe and Suoi Bu communes, many of whom cannot speak Mandarin. Initially, they sold with different high and low prices, so Mr. Hoang Hiep Cuoc was the first person to trade in the market and told everyone to sell the same price for all items, which is 5 thousand. Because it has no name and has not been planned as a people’s market, people around and passersby call this place a market of 5,000, or a market for one price. In the market, I saw Ms. Sung Thi Dong selling vegetables with her son on the roadside. She is a Mong ethnic living in Ba Cau village, Suoi Bu commune, recently she went to the market to sell vegetables. Her customers are passersby and people in the surrounding communes. Because the price is only 5 thousand, the vegetables are grown in the high mountains and are always fresh, so each customer usually buys a few at a time. Ms. Nguyen Thi Thao sells specialty rice. Photo: Nguyen Dung. Sitting selling goods in the sun, the road is full of cars, so it is very dusty, but it helps her earn a little more money to cover her life. Sitting next to her are elderly Mong and Thai people selling wild vegetables, bamboo shoots and specialty rice. These old women do not speak Mandarin well, but they also bring goods to the market to sell, because the items have only one price and do not need to be bargained like other normal markets. Mr. Hoang Van Hanh, living in the market, he has just brought cucumbers, pumpkins, bamboo shoots, bitter melons, vegetables … for sale right at the door. Mr. Hanh said: My wife and I, Lo Thi Thuy, bring our family’s things to sell to passersby. My vegetables and herbs do not use pesticides, so you can rest assured that you use them… He added that in the bamboo shoot season, he and his wife can sell nearly 2 tons per month and a few kilograms of other agricultural products, thanks to which the family can make a small amount of income. Some people around here also bring goods to sell, many of which are herbal products exploited by people in the forest, at this time the items are not the same price of 5 thousand as before. Ms. Nguyen Thi Thao specializes in selling specialty rice such as black brown rice, brown rice, plain rice, etc., with prices ranging from 20,000 to 30,000 VND/kg. She said, her buyers are mostly tourists and passersby, many in Yen Bai city, Hanoi… buy a few dozen pounds to eat and give as gifts. Ms. Nguyen Thi Xoan sells wild pineapples to customers to buy as medicine. Photo: Nguyen Dung. The large stalls in the market of 5,000 sell precious herbs and many types of herbal medicine. In which, Ms. Nguyen Thi Xoan’s stall has nearly 100 different products, including: forest shiitake mushrooms, forest seed bananas, forest myrtle, mousse, dan den, hummus, honeydew tea – red ginseng , fenugreek, Jiaogulan, dried squash, string tea, hemp, wild pineapple, medlar, jade crane… Many items are mined by her mother-in-law, Mrs. Ha Thi An, who knows how to collect and exploit drugs in the forest. bought from people, in addition, she also sells medicines for postpartum women, kidney medicine, special medicine for bones and joints, medicine for stomach pain … The herbs she buys from local people, her husband, Mr. Loc Duc Huynh, helps her daily to chop, dry, sieve, and then pack them for sale. Mr. Loc Duc Huynh closes goods to sell to customers far away. Photo: Nguyen Dung. In the past, Huynh worked as a worker on Dong Khe quarry and many other places. His hard work did not earn much, so he went back to help his wife and mother buy and sell medicinal herbs. Each month, Ms. Xoan and her husband sell nearly 1 ton of medicinal herbs of all kinds to tourists, pharmacies everywhere from Lao Cai, Hanoi to Dong Nai. Another stall owner in the 5,000 market is Ms. Hoang Van Nga from Thai ethnicity who has lived here for a long time, her family also sells male medicines that have the effect of tonic kidney, yang, liver, liver detoxification… Besides, She also sells it online and carries it by post or passenger car. Ms. Hoang Van Nga at the family drugstore. Photo: Nguyen Dung. Over the past ten years, the 5,000-dollar market is not only commercially significant, but also a cultural address that attracts tourists near and far because of the simple, rustic and genuine human element here.

The origin of the Darvaza crater remains controversial, but the most widely accepted theory involves a Soviet expedition to explore for gas. (Photo: Internet) According to the Daily Mail, in 1971, Soviet experts drilled and dug the area and reached a large cave filled with natural gas. Unfortunately, however, the ground beneath the part being dug collapsed, creating a huge hole with a diameter of 70 meters. Concerned that the pit would lead to a toxic gas leak, the experts decided to burn it. And as a result, the amount of gas below is so abundant, that the fire in the pit keeps burning forever. It has been burning for 50 years now. (Photo: Internet) George Kourounis, a Canadian explorer, became the first known person to venture down into the pit’s interior. Footage of his expedition was first broadcast on National Geographic, which partially funded the trip. The aim is to collect soil samples from the bottom of the pit, and try to determine if life can survive in such a harsh environment. (Photo: Internet) Kourounis shared: “ The story behind how the hole was born is still a mystery, and there is no place like it on Earth. It is very unique. ” Despite being the most popular tourist attraction in Turkmenistan, the Darvaza fire pit has always kept its pristine and quiet appearance because this place is so remote and far away from traffic. The number of tourists visiting this country has been small, and it is not easy to get here. (Photo: Internet) If you go by private car, it takes nearly 4 hours to get there. For those who travel alone, they have to take a public bus, then find a car rental or walk 7-8 km to Darvaza which takes at least 6-7 hours. The red-orange fire pan appears more and more brilliant and fanciful against the background of the sky, which gradually changes from pink to purple, to blue, to black. Visitors here are eager to capture every moment of nature. A giant fire well that shines brighter and brighter in the middle of the vast, dark desert, a lonely but fierce beauty that makes anyone who sees it overwhelmed. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) Coming here the previous afternoon and leaving the next morning, visitors will admire all the wonderful moments at Hell’s Gate: an enchanting purple sunset, a magical moonlit night and a radiant morning. pristine. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet)

Morning alms round in Luang Prabang. Luang Prabang ancient capital The ancient capital of Luang Prabang was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1995 and ranked by Travel and Leisure Magazine as one of the ten most attractive tourist cities in Asia. Any visitor to Luang Prabang is attracted by the ancient, quiet and romantic features. You can walk or rent a bicycle to slowly walk around the old town, visit heritage buildings with traditional Lao architecture. In the afternoon, sit and relax in lovely cafes and restaurants by the riverside watching the daily life of the people. An activity not to be missed when coming to Luang Prabang is to visit the ancient temples of Wat Xieng Thong and participate in the morning alms round of the monks. This is one of the traditional beauties of Buddhist culture in Laos. The alms ceremony in Luang Prabang usually takes place in the early morning, from 4:30 to 6:30 on the main roads. Vibrant Vang Vieng Vang Vieng is a small town on the route from Luang Prabang to Vientiane and is located along the Nam Song River. This is a place that is loved by many foreign tourists because there are many exciting recreational activities related to the river such as kayaking through fast-flowing rivers, ziplining, tubing – lying on floats floating along the river, jumping – jumping from high huts into the river… Restaurants and bars play exciting music all day long, making the atmosphere here more exciting and interesting. Vang Vieng has a very beautiful terrain, with rivers, mountains, green fields, wild, peaceful, and bustling, giving this town a strange charm. Peaceful Southern Laos Although not as vibrant or ancient as the North and the South, Laos makes tourists fall in love with the idyllic and peaceful scenery in rural villages with low-leaved houses, bamboo fences, zigzag dirt roads. Banana bushes, bamboo bushes overgrown. Southern Laos also has a lot of interesting things such as the largest Khone Phapheng waterfall in Southeast Asia, Wat Phou temple – an important religious architectural complex that preserves the values ​​of history and culture of Laos, or Siphandon – is known as “4,000 islands” on the Mekong River.

Mysterious sounds often occur from crescent-shaped sand dunes. They say they often emit mysterious sounds, ranging from soft hissing, melodious kite flutes, to roars, or terrifying explosions, that can be heard from miles away. As real as
how? Strange sound from sand dunes The first mysterious stories of strange phenomena in the desert are said to have come from the legendary explorer Marco Polo in the 12th century. He described these anomalous sounds as “sounds emanating from various types of music. instruments, drums, and the clash of arms”, and claimed that they were the “works” of evil spirits lurking in the desert. Up to the 19th century, these monstrous sounds still toyed with adventurers in the wilderness, even mentioned by Charles Darwin in his travel diary, but he could not explain this strange phenomenon. A remarkable documentary on strange sounds was produced by the British diplomat and explorer, Bertram Sidney Thomas. In 1930-1931, he became the first Westerner to cross the Rub ‘al Khali, or “Empty Quarter”, a vast expanse of desolate expanse of the Arabian desert. During this expedition, he noted the “loud sound of a musical note” emanating from a gentle sand slope. On another occasion, he even heard musical notes emanating from under his camel’s feet. The adventurer was also awakened by high-pitched sounds while sleeping in the tent. When he asked his local guide about the origin of these sounds, he was told that they came from spirits conversing with each other in another world. An explorer named John Philby who was also in the “Empty Quarter” at the same time as Thomas said of what he heard: “Suddenly in the large area began to emit sounds like a siren. or the sound of an aircraft engine, it sounds quite fun, rhythmic and has amazing depth. This “sand concert” lasted about four minutes, which was enough for me to record every detail after I recovered. Such strange sounds, commonly known as “singing sands” or “songs of the dunes”, have been reported for centuries, from places as far away as North and South America, Africa, and Europe. Asia, British Isles, Arabian Peninsula, Hawaiian Islands. The cultures in these regions all have their own legends and myths surrounding this phenomenon. For the Arabs, they were created by desert spirits called Jinn. Many other places for these strange sounds come from lost cities underground, or from ghosts, gods, demons, mythical animals, even demons. The cause has not been determined Explorers sometimes heard musical notes emanating from beneath the camel’s feet. Explorer Philby was one of the first to explain this phenomenon scientifically. He realized that the sounds he heard seemed to coincide with a rain of sand falling from where one of his guides was sitting. He then heard the sand make various noises, such as barks, groans, booming music, or the sound of a trombone or organ, when they were disturbed with different objects. . He thinks that sand itself has certain properties that help them make these sounds when subjected to friction. However, he was not sure about the exact mechanism of this phenomenon. The phenomenon of “singing sand” has many different forms. In the dunes, they often emit sounds such as rumbling, groaning, humming or explosion, thunder, low-flying planes, which can last 15 minutes and reach up to 105 decibels, often heard at a distance. The mysterious sound occurs almost exclusively from crescent-shaped sand dunes, known as barchan, accompanied by wind blowing, or someone walking along a mountain top. “Singing sand” can also be heard at some beaches in the form of hissing, singing, whistling or screaming. In both the dunes and on the beaches, the variety of sounds is very different, the frequency range in which they are emitted is also different. So far, no one has determined what causes these strange sounds, nor why they emit so many different forms with different intensities. It has been suggested that it is due to the friction between the large number of sand grains. The size, texture and uniformity of the particles determine the sound pattern and volume produced. One theory is that it is the result of sound waves bouncing back and forth between the surface of the dune and the surface of the wet layer. According to some scientists, the sound comes from the compression of air between sand grains, or from sand sliding, the movement of one layer of sand relative to another. However, there is no convincing hypothesis. It is worth noting that this phenomenon is quite rare in nature, with only 35 known locations of singing sands around the world. The “Song of the Sand Dunes” has been part of the myths and legends of many different cultures for thousands of years, but so far, despite great advances in science, natural phenomena This is still a mystery waiting to be solved.

The name Vatican predates Christianity, coming from the Latin word Mons Vaticanus, meaning Vatican hill. The Vatican was founded in 1929 by the Lateran Treaty as the successor to the broader Papal State, which existed from AD 756 to 1870 and was a theocratic monarchy. The Vatican City State and the Holy See are two separate entities. “Vatican” is a term commonly used to refer to the territory of a country, closely associated with the city of Rome, the official document being issued in Italian and issuing ordinary passports to its citizens. “Holy See” is a term that has a broad connotation in terms of religion and governance structure over 1.2 billion believers in the world, official documents are issued mainly in Latin and issue passports. diplomacy and public service. Under the Lateran Treaty, several Holy See properties located within Italian territory, most famously Gandolfo Castle and Peter’s Basilica, were granted external territorial status similar to embassies. The Pope is the Head of State and head of government of the Vatican City State, is the non-inherited monarch, the only autocratic king in Europe, wielding absolute power, including legislative, executive and judicial powers. for the Vatican. The Pope is also the Bishop of the Diocese of Rome and the leader of the Holy See and the Roman Catholic Church. When the Holy See is vacant, a conclave of cardinals under the age of 80 is convened to elect a new pope. Under the Pope, the heads are the Premier (who is also the Chairman of the Ceremonial Commission), the Secretary of State (who also acts as secretary of state) and the Chancellor of the Vatican, all of whom are appointed by the Pope, as well as may be dismissed by Him at any time. Many citizens have Vatican citizenship but live abroad (actually in Rome, Italy); The largest community in the Vatican are pastors from all over the world who come here to live and study. The Vatican has the smallest army (about over 100 people, well-trained, strong, disciplined and marksmen), founded in 1506. The Vatican has its own stamp, passport, license plate, national flag and anthem, but the currency is the Euro. The Vatican has a train station with a total length of just over 800 meters, but there is no tax system. The dispute between Italy and the Catholic Church in the Vatican ended in 1929 with the Lateran Pacts agreement, leaving the Vatican independent with the amount of money spent $ 93 million – the foundation of the national treasury. The Vatican also has a stake in certain corporations in the US, and more than 80% of its income comes from investments in the US and Canada. Tickets to museums, stamps and souvenirs, and donations from believers and organizations are also sources of income for the Vatican. The Vatican has an observatory at Gdandolfo Castle and a research center equipped with a modern telescope located on Mount Graham, southeast Arizona (USA). The Vatican itself is a cultural building, Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel are home to many world-renowned works of art, including works by famous artists such as Botticelli, Bernini and Michelangelo. The amount of wealth stored in this cathedral is also very large, in addition to European masterpieces of art, there are also countless gold and foreign currencies. The Vatican Library is one of the oldest libraries in the world (officially established in 1475, although in fact it has existed since ancient times) possessing 75,000 rare documents, throughout history. Although the area of ​​territory and military strength is the lowest in the world, the political and cultural influence of the Vatican is comparable to that of the leading powers because behind it is 1/6 of the world’s population (believers). Christian). In 1984, the Vatican was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Visitors to Italy cannot ignore Rome and once they come to Rome, they will definitely visit the Vatican – the smallest and most attractive country on the planet.

Balmoral ancient castle located in Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland is one of the famous properties owned by the British Royal Family. Prince Albert – husband of Queen Victoria, bought the ancient Balmoral Castle in 1852. He bought this 15th-century property as a gift for his wife. After the purchase, Prince Albert and architect William Smith designed and remodeled Balmoral Castle. Balmoral Castle is located on 50,000 acres of land. In addition to the main castle there are 150 other buildings in this royal estate. Among these are the Birkhall estate and a number of other houses used by members of the British Royal Family when they come here to rest. In addition, in this property owned by the Royal Family, there are also large gardens, grasslands, farmland, forests…. More than 2,000 red deer live in Balmoral Castle. During the last few decades, Balmoral Castle has been one of the favorite summer retreats of Queen Elizabeth II and her husband. Balmoral Castle appears on the £100 note issued by the Royal Bank of Scotland. Less than a year after visiting Balmoral for the first time, Diana married Prince Charles. After getting married, the royal couple spent some time here on their honeymoon. Invite readers to watch the video: The Queen of England summons people to deal with the epidemic. Source: People’s Television.

Peaceful life in Phuoc Tich village (Photo: Lam Phan/Vietnam+) Phuoc Tich ancient village is located in Phuoc Phu village, Phong Hoa commune, Huong Dien district, province Hue . According to some historical documents, this village was formed in the 15th century. The name Phuoc Tich It means wishing that the people in the village will accumulate many blessings to leave for the next life. What makes Phuoc Tich village special is the system of ancient houses and traditional garden houses from the past. Currently, in the village, there are about 117 households, with nearly 30 old houses (including 10 churches, the rest are mostly typical ruong houses of Hue). In which, there are 12 houses ranked with special value. Interestingly, the houses all have a large garden, separated by rows of neatly trimmed tea. Besides the unique ruong houses, ancient and majestic worship works, Phuoc Tich ancient village has a traditional profession of making ceramic extremely special. Products created from Phuoc Tich pottery village in the past have become precious products dedicated to giving to King Nguyen Dynasty. True to the meaning of the name of the village, generations of people here continue the tradition left by their fathers. From generation to generation, they still work hard and creatively to create great values ​​for the village. The unique ancient architecture, the cultural features of the clans, villages, and craft villages have created a bold cultural beauty of the central region.

Pavi stone road was started construction in 1920 and inaugurated in 1927 with pebbles and large rocks lined up from the hands of the villagers at the foot of Nhìu Co San mountain. The construction of this road is done entirely by hand by indigenous peoples. The total length of the road is about 80 km, which is a road connecting the two provinces of Lai Chau and Lao Cai to transport cardamom, minerals and other goods. The path through primeval forests, cardamom forest and soaring mountains in the Northwest, the road is beautiful and not too steep, wagons can walk. The French also built an airport on a large plateau near Nhiu Co San village to gather and transport goods. Pavi ancient stone road. The ancient stone road has been likened to the lifeline of traffic and is named after the French Congregation Pavie. This is a road crossing the magnificent Nhìu Co San mountain (Horn Trau mountain) to connect Sang Ma Sao commune, Bat Xat district (Lao Cai) with Sin Suoi Ho commune of Phong Tho district (Lai Chau). To form this road, nearly 50,000 Hmong and Dao people sweated and their lives for 5 years to complete 80km of stone trails. With the development of modern roads connecting the two provinces of Lao Cai – Lai Chau through O Quy Ho pass, the road is gradually forgotten and left in the middle of the deep forest, but about 30 km of rocky roads still exist until today. now on. However, only about 17km remains almost intact after 100 years. The stone path is like sleeping in the middle of a great forest, with many historical and cultural sediments. On the way to explore, we catch a village of the people, passing through primeval forests or poetic bamboo forests or waterfalls like fairyland … The ancient stone road Pavi always has a special attraction for adventurous tourists. Exploring this trail is usually those who love climbing, trekking and jogging. To conquer the ancient stone road Pavi, visitors will begin trekking from the village of Sàng Ma Pho, through the relatively unspoiled forest where the road is most preserved. There are still traces of the graves of those who participated in the road construction on the roadside. The moss-covered rocky path, zigzagging through the forest will eventually bring the trekker foot to the old French airport at the foot of Nhiu Co San mountain, which is also the end of this heritage journey. Conquering Pavi Road is quite leisurely, but there are many beautiful experiences with views from above to the terraced fields of ethnic minorities, feeling the power of people on the mossy stone road in the enigmatic forest. and watch the family of Nhìu Co San mountain standing in the clouds. Previously, in 2019, the People’s Committee of Bat Xat district (Lao Cai) and the People’s Committee of Phong Tho district (Lai Chau) conducted surveys to connect and develop tourism for this route. After this field survey, the ancient stone road Pavi has really promoted the tourism potential of two communes and two districts, as well as preserved the cultural and historical values ​​of the ancient stone road Pavi. In particular, connectivity in tourism development promotes socio-economic development, hunger eradication and poverty reduction for local people. The exploitation of tourism on this road has contributed to creating an attractive new tourist destination, diversifying tourism products, attracting more capital to invest in tourism, and at the same time being an opportunity for the units. Tourism business to meet, exchange, expand cooperation, create quality tourism products to serve tourists. Surely this place will be an impossible place for those who love nature, love to explore. If you want to try the feeling once in your life going back to the past, you can choose a 2 day 3 night itinerary to go with the ancient stone road Pavi.

Mayflower 400 is a 3-hull ship, weighing 9 tons, 15m long, equipped with a fully automatic navigation system, AI technology and mounted many solar panels. During this journey, the smart ship, covered with solar panels, will study marine pollution and analyze the plastic in the water, as well as monitor aquatic mammals. With 80% of the world under the ocean undiscovered, the Mayflower 400 will have a lot to do. This self-propelled vessel will collect information and data, especially useful for commercial ocean shipping. Brett Phaneuf, the creator of the Mayflower 400 project, believes that the ocean is the place with the strongest impact on the global climate, so investing in this environmental research will be of great help in the fight against climate change. Rosie Lickorish, a new technology expert at IBM, partner in the Mayflower 400 project, affirms that the unmanned ship will bring a great advantage for exploring unprecedented environments, especially distant seas. Many technology and service providers, hundreds of individuals from many countries such as India, Switzerland and the US have participated in this project. Initially, the project was estimated to cost about $ 1 million, but the cost increased by about 10 times. The non-profit venture will provide the data collected by the project at a completely free price. The information could be used specifically for the future of the commercial shipping industry. It is expected that the ship will depart on May 15 after being licensed by British officials, the destination is Plymouth, Massachusetts (USA). This is the journey that the first Mayflower in 1620 carried a group of pilgrims to find a new land – America. Mayflower 400 will make this itinerary in 3 weeks. While the Mayflower 400’s trip was delayed due to the pandemic, Phaneuf said at least no one would get sick during the trip. “No one will feel bored or tired or sick during this uninhabited journey. So the ship can do science for as long as you like, ”he said from British port. Meirwen Jenking-Rees, a 21-year-old engineering student, tested the ship’s engine before it went to sea trials. Manufacturing is automated from the robotic rudder to the solar-powered diesel generator in a year. Building an “intelligent captain”, artificial intelligence on board, takes even longer because computers have to learn to identify maritime obstacles by analyzing thousands of images. The Mayflower 400 must also be taught how to avoid a collision and set sail for the first time. Robot and software engineer Ollie Thompson says that, by running a number of “scripts”, the ship can learn “what is good action, what is bad, what is safe and what is not”. . So if it makes a mistake, the boat can repair itself and learn from experience. The automatic ship uses “eyes” and “ears” – a complex system of six cameras and radar – to continue self-study. Due to the lack of regulations surrounding the deployment of unmanned boats, the Mayflower 400 has yet to be tested in rough seas or storms, a situation Jenking-Rees describes as a “worst case scenario”. In the simulated settings, however, the smart boat was faced with waves as high as 50 meters. The boat’s artificial intelligence will play an important role in conducting scientific experiments, Lickorish explained. The group will monitor the ship 24/24 from the UK, ready to intervene remotely in case of danger.

TS. Alexandre Yersin born in 1863 in the State of Vaud, Switzerland. At the age of 20, he studied medicine in Lausanne (Switzerland), then continued to study in Marbourg (Germany) and graduated from the University of Paris (France) with a doctorate in medicine. Since 1886, Yersin worked at the Pasteur Institute and collaborated with Dr. Roux to find out the toxin of the diphtheria bacteria. In 1889, Yersin naturalized French. Yersin- the world-famous doctor thanks to the discovery of bacteria that cause plague. A bright future is opening up Young Yersin . However, in addition to his passion for medicine, Yersin has a desire to explore nature. To fulfill his dream of exploring strange lands, he would like to be a doctor on a transport ship floating at sea. In 1892, he went to Nha Trang, Vietnam. The tropical climate is full of mysteries and attractions that make the decision to live, work and stick with this land. Here, he made expeditions to discover new lands. Thanks to these trips, Yersin found Lang Biang Plateau. That was January 1893, he made an expedition that lasted for nearly 7 months. After crossing the rugged mountains and ethnic minority villages, in June 1893 Yersin discovered Lam Vien Plateau (Lang Biang Plateau), 1,500 meters high, today Da Lat city. Yersin wrote in his notebook: “The impression is so profound. Out of the pine forest, I saw right in front of the vast, bare plateau, like the sea was rolling in green waves. The Lam Mountains. Vien with 3 peaks of 2,000 meters, rising from the northwest horizon, creates a majestic backdrop that enhances the magnificence of this region “. In 1897, it was he who proposed to the Governor-General of Indochina, Paul Dumer, to choose this place as the site for the construction of the sanatorium. Then, by a trip to the plateau with the Governor-General of Indochina, he took part in deciding to establish a nursing station on Lang Biang Plateau – the forerunner of Da Lat city later. The first person to find the bacteria that cause the plague In 1894, while preparing to make the next expedition, at the request of the French Government and the Pasteur Institute, Yersin traveled to Hong Kong to study the plague. Here he saw dead bodies of plague dead in the streets, among puddles, in gardens, on moored boats. Yersin has spent most of his life in Vietnam. When Yersin discovered that his colleagues were looking for the plague bacteria in the blood, Yersin said that this is not the right way. According to Yersin, the bacteria must be found in the lymph nodes. With the help of Vigano, an Italian living in Hong Kong, Yersin works in a straw-covered bamboo shack. In order to get the corpses for experimentation, he had to pay money to British sailors who were supposed to bury the bodies. Thanks to that, Yersin was able to enter the body cellar several hours before the body was taken to the cemetery. He had to remove the lime coating the corpse, cut the lymph nodes himself from the corpse and bring it to his laboratory. The microscope shows a multitude of homogeneous images of stick-shaped, two-headed, stick-shaped bacteria. Yersin injected the bacteria into the mouse, twenty-four hours after the mouse died. Other test animals die from two to six days and in cadavers full of lymph nodes. Over a period of seven days, Yersin found the plague bacteria. He sent to the Pasteur Paris Institute a number of fully filled test tubes taken from the sick lymph nodes. When the plague in Hong Kong has calmed down, Yersin returned to France to work with colleagues on the vaccine to prevent it, and the sera (sérum) to treat the plague. When the serum production was completed, Yersin asked to return to Nha Trang to set up a laboratory and build a horse farm in Suoi Dau to produce a lot of serum to prevent patients in neighboring countries. In 1975, the Tenth World Congress of Biology decided to name the plague bacterium “Yersinia-Pestis”. Scientists said that Dr. Yersin was the benefactor of humanity when it was able to prevent the plague at that time. Add more imprints In 1902 – 1904, at the request of Governor-General of Indochina Paul Dumer, Yersin went to Hanoi to establish and run the Indochina Medical and Pharmaceutical School in Hanoi – the first medical training facility of the Indochinese peninsula. built according to the model of the West. Besides medicine, Yersin is passionate about exploring new lands During those difficult early years, Yersin worked actively to found the Medical and Pharmaceutical University and became the first principal of the University (a member of Indochina University in 1906, later to become the University of Indochina). Ha Noi medical university). With his contributions and dedication to the field of medicine, in 1904, Yersin was appointed as a representative of Pasteur Paris Institute in Indochina and Director of Pasteur Institute Saigon and Nha Trang. He also holds many important positions in the health sector. Not only contributing in the medical field, he also has many contributions in the agricultural field. He was the first to import rubber trees from Brazil to plant in Vietnam. Not only importing trees, he also pays special attention to the methods of planting, exploiting and processing rubber to have the highest efficiency. He set up an agrochemical laboratory. Here, the methods of breeding, tapping and coagulating rubber have been studied in a systematic way. Thanks to that, rubber growers in Indochina in the past no longer had to struggle as before. Yersin breathed his last in early 1943. According to his wishes, when he was buried, he was placed on his stomach, his head turned to the sea so that he forever embraced his second home land. Invite readers to watch the video: From a little girl in appearance to the top Beauty blogger in Vietnam. Source: News VTV24.

So she decided to “explore” her new home and post the entire process on TikTok. What was hidden in this house terrified Jaclyn: there were many secret passages around the house and a “tunnel” above the stairs. One of those who saw this clip on TikTok bluntly commented that this is a “perfect place for serial killers”. In the video, Jaclyn opened the window next to the stairs and discovered an empty room littered with dry leaves. The master bedroom also had a door she assumed led to the garage, but Jaclyn had not dared to try it. The 29-year-old also found plenty of narrow spaces for trash or “forgotten” items, such as a pair of orange Converse shoes. According to Jaclyn, the house was built in 1959. On narrow secret paths in the house, she discovered that the previous owner had installed a light switch, a path leading to the shelter room and 16 security cameras in operation. . “When I went up to the attic, I found a small door leading to another door overlooking the bedroom below. I only know that from 1985 up to now, this house has been owned by a single family.” she shares. “The comments I get most often are ‘Move home now’ and ‘This house chills me.’ There are many theories surrounding the house, like someone living in the walls and following. watching me, or even haunted here. Many people even say they dreamed of this house. Jaclyn intends to contact the current landlord to find out about the mysteries surrounding this house.

The village is now restored to almost the original by the descendants of the Cossacks 200 years ago to revive the national pride and glory of the brave Cossack warriors. The village of Cossack is located on the banks of Taman Bay, more than 1700 km south of Moscow. Photo: Tran Hieu / VNA Cossack village located on Taman Bay, Temryuk district of Krasnodar region was restored in 2009 on the occasion of the 217 year anniversary of the Cossack landing on the Taman peninsula (October 1792). Photo: Tran Hieu / VNA The houses and structures of Cossack village are restored to almost the original of more than 200 years ago. Photo: Tran Hieu / VNA The cossacks are used by the Cossacks as roof sheets. Photo: Tran Hieu / VNA Cossack workers diligently restore the old house order to express the national identity. Photo: Tran Hieu / VNA The Cossacks are known for being brave soldiers in the wars of defense, but as skillful craftsmen in peacetime. Photo: Tran Hieu / VNA Cossack old house rules have been restored to their original position. Photo: Tran Hieu / VNA The shoemaker Cossack advertises by hanging his shoes in front of the house to make it known. Photo: Duy Trinh / VNA Outside the carpenter’s house Cossack. Photo: Tran Hieu / VNA Large oak barrels are used by the Cossacks for handcrafted wine. Photo: Duy Trinh / VNA Today, the village of Cossack is an ethnographic museum complex, attracting visitors to visit. Photo: Tran Hieu / VNA The scene of Cossack’s peaceful life. Photo: Tran Hieu / VNA Only a few people of Cossack live in the village in charge of preserving and guiding visitors to explore the national culture. Photo: Tran Hieu / VNA

Airport fashion of Chinese male stars is one of the topics that make the public particularly interested in comparison to female stars. Actor Hua Khai often chooses for himself comfortable sets of military or casual clothing such as parka jacket with hoodie, pullovers. Sometimes he ends his set with active sneakers, sometimes personality with combat boots. It can be seen that fashion items accented by prominent motifs such as abstract characters, witty letters or images are always promoted by the actor born in 1995. For everyday casual mixes, Hua Khai loves the flexibility and dynamism of wide-form items. In addition to the basic white – black maps, he also likes the break from classic patterned streetstyle items such as tartan stripes, … Of course, a very masculine flannel shirt will be an item that will never be missing in actor “Li Ca Hanh “‘s fashion wardrobe. He often mixes this shirt with a plain T-shirt with a pair of track pants or trousers. The All-black coordination trend has never cooled down in the realm of men’s fashion. This is also the style of coordination that Hua Khai loves. In many events, he often mixes a T-shirt or pullovers with tailor-made pants or simply a pair of black jeans and ends with a pair of boots that also makes him the focus of every frame. Figure. One of the other mixing recipes that Hua Khai has favored in recent years can be the recipe for layer-blending shirts with t-shirts or turtlenecks that are both youthful and new. Almost all of these smart-casual-style maps, Hua Khai often takes off the solemnity from the belt. Just tucking your shirt into your pants or tidily tidying one side of your lap is enough to attract all eyes. In any set of clothes, Hua Khai remains loyal to the never-outdated principle of adding timeless fashion items. For example, tweed blazers, skinny jeans, bomber jackets, varsity shirts, watches … both bring an elegant appearance and highlight the inherent youthful spirit of the actor born in 1995. Not only impressing with the liberal variations of casual or streetstyle, Hua Khai is also memorable in Preppy-styled sets – a high-class school style from the 20s. Now he is bored with this style including shirts, blazers, V-neck sleeveless sweaters, chinos, loafers shoes (or western shoes) … Perhaps not only white – black but warm earth tones are always in the “wish-list” of actor “Li Ca Hanh”. At the same time, the male guy also often chooses to wear an earthy brown trenchcoat or manteau that is both luxurious and masculine for his events or photo sessions. As a follower of comfortable and elegant styles, combo suit and smart-casual T-shirt or turtleneck are the top choice of Hua Khai when participating in domestic entertainment events. . Besides suits using eye-catching patterned fabric backgrounds, Hua Khai also accents his look with fashion accessories such as glasses, cufflinks, watches, necklaces, and bracelets. … Her acting ability is increasingly promoted with impressive fashion style, Hua Khai quickly becomes a promising face for Chinese cinema today. Not only historical roles but also modern movie projects, the actor born in 1995 has built his own charisma. Although the role of Phu Sat Pho Hang in “Dien Hy Cong Luoc” is too big a shadow for his career, but viewers of the Chinese language film should wait and see what he will do next to diversify roles. in the future. Posts: To Hoang Bao

His arguments include Phoenician mining activities along rivers, Biblical names in mining-related areas, to passages in the Hebrew Scriptures that seem to be related. to King Solomon and the seafaring Phoenicians, a potential Spanish city famous for its rich mineral wealth in the Hebrew Bible. King Salomon, a rich king according to the Hebrew Scriptures. If this claim is true, it means King Solomon was an ancient shipping tycoon. The Hebrew Bible says that King Salomon was extremely rich and undertook many construction projects and his role in transportation could explain his wealth. Arguments for the Solomon’s mining expeditions The Phoenicians flourished throughout the Mediterranean world from about 1,500 BC to 300 BC. According to present-day Lebanon, they sailed across the Mediterranean, establishing settlements and trading networks as far back as Portugal. Kingsley started his research about 10 years ago. It seemed that King Salomon had been wise in his maritime plans, he noticed. He recorded the trips from Jerusalem and the Phoenician sailors took all risks at sea. Archaeological excavations over the past century have unearthed remains of Phenicia mining operations near the Rio Tinto River in southwest Spain, he said. Some places today along the river of Spain have biblical names – such as “Solomon’s Hill”, says Kingsley. Furthermore, he claims, silver artifacts found in Israel contain lead isotope patterns suggesting that silver came from Spain. However, researchers have done the analysis that silver from Spain did not come to Israel during King Solomon’s time, but after he ruled. Then there is a Hebrew Bible, which describes how David and his son Solomon took raw materials for construction projects from a man named Hiram, the king of a Phenicia city named Tire in present-day Lebanon. . Kingsley hypothesized that Hiram would send mining expeditions to Spain with the financial assistance of Solomon. Passages in the Hebrew Bible also mention a place called Tarshish, where the Bible says there are many minerals. This is also the place where Johna tried to run away when God told him to come to Nineveh, according to the Hebrew Bible. Tarshish claimed that Tarshish was located in what is now Spain and Solomon financed Phenicia’s travels to the area. Kingsley argued that passages in the Hebrew Bible discuss how Hiram provided materials for David and Solomon for their construction projects, giving the idea that Solomon had sponsored Phoenician journeys. . Confirming Tarshish’s place in the Bible, Kingsley notes that a Phoenician inscription, dating back to the ninth century BC and found in Sardinia, refers to a Phenicia military force fleeing to Tarshish. after a failure. Ancient Greek records also mention a city called Tartessos – sounding similar to Tarshish – thrived in southern Spain, Kingsley wrote in an article in Spain. From historical research, Kingsley said he could say that biblical landmarks (like the Solomon Hills) were in use since at least the 17th century and possibly much earlier. Skeptic scholars Some archaeologists and historians believe they were skeptical of Kingsley’s claims. While no one doubts that the Phoenicians were present in Spain, scholars note that there is no direct evidence regarding King Solomon to the region. “It’s still not clear that there is a Solomon kingdom,” said Steven Weitzman, director of the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Morphological Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. “I don’t know any evidence of an Israeli presence in Spain at this time,” Weitzman said. There are Phoenician settlements in Spain as early as around 1100 [trước Công nguyên] and certainly for many centuries to come, but it would be too much to argue that the source of Salomon’s wealth came from there. ” In fact, the Bible says that King Salomon sent ships to the East, not to the West. Solomon’s ships were dispatched from a place called Ezion-Geber, a port town on the Red Sea, and they returned from a place called Ophir, filled with gold and other treasures. Wherever the Ophir was located, the ships Weitzman explained would go in the opposite direction from Spain, east not west. Archaeologists also rejected Kingsley’s arguments regarding silver artifacts found in Israel and Spain. “Based on all available scientific data, silver in the Solomon era,” said Ayelet Gilboa, professor of archeology at the University of Haifa, Israel. [thế kỷ 10 trước Công nguyên] not coming east from Iberia ”. Only after that, after King Salomon ruled, did silver from Spain begin to reach Israel. Gilboa worked with Tzilla Eshel, a researcher specializing in antique silver analysis at the University of Haifa, to determine the origin of ancient silver in Israel, and they published an article on this topic in 2019. that silver came from Sardinia to Israel in the 10th century BC but it was not until the ninth century BC that silver came from Spain.

Mocameta Monastery. Cuisine The people of Imereti are surprisingly hospitable and Imereti’s cuisine is also incredibly delicious. Walnut dishes are very popular here, herbs are also used a lot to prepare food. The traditional Khachapuri cheese cake from the Imereti region is famous throughout Georgia. In addition, one of the popular highlights here is fried chicken dipped in juice from blackberries and unripe grapes called Isrimakvali. The Imereti name is also known in the winemaking industry. Due to the diversity of climatic and soil conditions, Imereti is able to grow a wide variety of grapes, making the wine here the richest flavor of Georgia. Main attractions Jewish Quarter is a must-visit for history lovers. The largest synagogue here was built in 1866, can accommodate 500 members. The magnificent Bagrati and Gelati churches such as the Bagrati Cathedral and the Gelati Monastery were recognized by UNESCO as World Cultural Heritage in 1994. Motsameta Monastery, located 6km from the city of Kutaisi, built in the 11th century also attracts a lot of tourists with an ancient belief: If a person crawls three times under a crate and makes a wish while touching mascot, wishes will come true. Museum system is also a favorite destination. These include: Kutaisi Historical Museum was established in 1912 with more than 200,000 artifacts; Vani Archaeological Museum, home to unique works created by ancient jewelers discovered in the town of Vani … Sataplia Nature Reserve is located 6km northwest of Kutaisi. Here, you can find preserved dinosaur footprints and a beautiful cave complex filled with stalactites and stalagmites. There is a museum, a glass walkway, and a spectacular natural view on the grounds of the reserve. Also, do not miss the tour of Prometheus – one of the most famous destinations in the area – to admire the wonder made up of stalactites, or to the Okatse gorge with its majestic natural scenery. ..

“ When I got a positive result, I was shocked. And then I realized that my adventure was over “Ness said.” My dream is to go to the top of the mountain and enjoy the scenery there “. Some climbers have tested positive for COVID-19, but the Nepalese government says no infections have been reported on Everest. (Photo: CNN) Polish climber Pawel Michalski then posted on Facebook an article “30 people have been evacuated” from the campsite and found positive for COVID-19. Some climbers are quarantined in their tents, as there have been a few confirmed cases of COVID-19 in early childhood, Everest ER, a volunteer organization that provides aid to climbers. canopy off the campsite. Nepalese government regulations prohibiting climbers from sharing photos of others without consent restricted information coming from the mountain, but rumors are spreading as more cases are reported. infected, and not just at Everest. At least 19 people have been evacuated from the climbing camps in Dhaulagiri – the world’s seventh highest peak – 345 kilometers west of Everest, according to Mingma Sherpa, president of the Seven Summits Trek Company. Seven people had a positive result and another 12 had to be tested after symptoms appeared, he added. Nepalese Army spokesman Major General Santosh Ballave Paudel said three cleaners at the Dhaulagiri campsite had COVID-19. One person was evacuated on Wednesday and the other two will be evacuated during clear weather. Climbers are worried that Nepal will close Everest again, said Lukas Furtenbach, an expedition chief. “ I guess there will be more infections ”Furtenbach told CNN from his campsite at Mera Peak, south of Everest. “ Everyone is worried about a message from the Department of Tourism that says: ‘You all have to go home’ “. Patient number 0 on Mount Everest According to the World Travel and Tourism Council, Nepal’s economy is mainly based on tourism revenue, generating 240.7 billion rupees ($ 2 billion) in 2018. Those who want to climb mountains must have a license. from the Nepal Tourism Board in Kathmandu and the cost falls to around 11,000 USD. Many Nepalese people depend on tourism and climbing services for a living. In 2018, Nepal’s tourism industry supported more than 1 million direct and indirect jobs. After canceling last year’s mountaineering tours due to the pandemic, Nepal’s Tourism Ministry granted 408 permits to Everest climbers this year. But there will be more than 408 people making their journey of exploration stopping at the campsite and along the mountainside, followed by a climbing support team consisting of chefs, guides and geographic assistants. Phuong. This will complicate the efforts to create “bubbles” and social distance. “ The campsite is a miniature city ”, Said Alan Arnette, veteran observer, who reached Mount Everest in 2011 and now runs a climbing website. Furtenbach estimated there were about 1,200 people staying at the campsite this year. These conditions make the stretching more difficult. “ Usually there will be lots of social activities, events, campsites, groups visiting and making new friends. ”, Said Furtenbach. Now, most travel agencies are trying to maintain the “bubble” of isolation. Some Sherpas and local staff have to give up their usual habit of going home on holidays. Many expedition teams have had to travel longer distances without a break to spend as little time as possible at Everest. Some climbers have tested positive for COVID-19, but the Nepalese government says no infections have been reported on Everest. (Photo: CNN) Viruses can attack quickly Ness – the first case of COVID-19 infection on a publicly identifiable Everest – said he began to feel sick five days after the group’s trip to the campsite. “ I feel sick … I have a headache in the mountains, maybe a little fever, I don’t know, but the oxygen in my blood is very low “. “ At the campsite, my health got worse every day “, Ness said, adding that doctors finally asked to take him to the hospital and there he knew he had COVID-19. The positive results beat Ness’s three years of training for the journey, but he considers himself lucky for making a quick recovery. “ I thought if I got COVID-19 in Kathmandu, I wouldn’t get seriously ill – because I recovered very quickly after leaving the mountain. “, I said. “ But it’s terrible to be infected at 5,500 meters above sea level “. Confronted with confusion Reports of COVID-19 infections have resulted in a tense atmosphere at the Everest campsite. “ We get emails from other teams, trying to decide whether to go home or not, because it’s clear things are getting serious. “, Said Adrian Ballinger, an expedition leader who withdrew from the Everest expedition because of concerns about COVID-19. “ I heard the guide, the Sherpas and one of the helicopter companies talk about how many COVID-19 rescues they were doing. “, I said. As the rumors swirled, concerns also increased due to the lack of in-site test kits. “ We hope the government will confirm cases, keep things transparent, maybe even send a support team to the campsite to do mass testing to find the super people. infection “, Said Furtenbach, head of the expedition. “ I think every travel agency will be happy to pay for this. It will probably save the climbing season, because it would be risky to have more and more infections causing this season to end sooner. “. A sign encourages those outside to stay away from the camp. (Photo: The Washington Post) Everest ER, an aid service run by the Himalayan Rescue Nonprofit, wrote in a Facebook post on Tuesday that there have been reports of nagging coughs during this climbing season. . “ This year has been a difficult year due to the COVID-19 pandemic “, Said Everest ER. “ We cannot afford rapid on-site tests at this time “. Talking about the Seven Summit Treks expedition at Everest, Mingma Sherpa said his group has departed from Camp 2 and is expected to arrive at Camp 4 on Thursday. “ If we run the Covid-19 test among climbers, some of them will probably be positive for the virus. But until now no one has any serious health complications except the common cold and cough “Mingma said. Lukas Furtenbach at the beginning of the journey to conquer Mount Everest. (Photo: CNN) Seven Summit Treks Company has 130 customers registered to climb Mount Everest this spring. According to CNN, many Everest climbers do not want to talk to journalists about the COVID-19 situation because they fear they will be denied a climbing license in the future. This has made it more difficult to estimate the number of people infected, and rumors continue to circulate, even among mountain climbing groups. “ I know people who used to have COVID-19, those infected have come to Kathmandu and now they are recovering, and I know there are people who have not had any cases in their camps. “, Says Arnette, describing his conversations with climbers in recent weeks. “ We were all trying to figure out what was going on and we were all confused “, He added. Ethical issue Of all the parts of the world that are facing COVID-19, Mount Everest is probably the worst. “ Everyone’s respiratory system is having difficulty and overactive, so it is much more susceptible to upper respiratory tract disease. ”Said Ballinger, the head of the expedition. Climbers face an intense physical warfare with every step of the mountain, he said. “ You cannot sleep in the highlands, so you will feel tired for many days without sleep. You cannot eat, because the digestive system is considered unnecessary because anything you put in your stomach makes you feel nauseous. “, I said. Persistent coughing spells that are so common during journeys at Everest – known as the Khumbu cough, named after the valley leading to Everest – make detecting COVID-19 especially difficult. “ Your entire body is working to the limit, so the virus will be a real threat to your health and even life. “, expedition chief Furtenbach said. And evacuation can become more dangerous once the teams have left the campsite and continue on up. “ If the weather worsens and someone begins to have complications, evacuating without a helicopter would take days and be very dangerous. ”, Said Furtenbach. For now, however, the spirit for the journey is still intact. “ Everyone was delighted “, Furtenbach said.” We had customers who waited for two years and it was their life’s dream “. Furtenbach’s team brought their own COVID-19 test kit to Everest and regularly checked team members. (Photo: CNN) But Nepal and its neighbor India are being engulfed in a dire second wave of COVID-19. Nepal recorded the highest number of cases per day on Wednesday. So some climbers are also considering whether or not to continue. “ I think we’ll start to see some climbers leave because they only feel they are doing it morally wrong, when the Kathmandu outbreak was too strong. ”Ballinger predicted. “ The villagers are sitting there with thousands of oxygen tanks “. “ If more and more cases come to a campsite, the authorities in Nepal will have to do something about it “, Added Furtenbach, again proposing an early end of the climbing season. “ I think they tried to do the right thing, they tried to save the climbing season. But maybe that’s not the right thing to do “.

Phu Quy Island is one of the attractive places for the upcoming 30/4 holiday and summer. Phu Quy is a prominent tourist destination recently on social networks. When should I go? Island tourism in the dry season is the most ideal. For a complete experience trip, beautiful photos, should go from December to June. During this time, the climate on the island is cool, clear blue sky, beautiful sunshine, little rain, fresh air. The sea in this season is quite smooth, suitable for those who are seasick. This is the best time to explore Phu Quy, the sea is very clear and blue. You should note that you should not go to Phu Quy island in rainy months because it is wet, even windy, the weather on the island becomes cold. Especially, October should not go because this time the sea is rough, the waves are big, and it is not safe. Chaoyang Bay when the sun goes down. Transport Coach: For those who live in the south, you can choose this form. To take a bus from Ho Chi Minh City, you go to Mien Dong bus station and choose a car company, or you can book tickets online. Ticket prices range from 230,000 to 250,000 VND. Train: You can buy tickets directly to Phan Thiet station, SPT train running at 6:50 am every day, or fast PT train but only operate on weekends (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) at 5pm. Another option is the SE train ticket to Binh Thuan station, from this station a more 12 km distance to the city of Phan Thiet. Planes: Traveling by plane is faster and more time-saving, suitable for those traveling from the North. Phan Thiet does not have an airport yet, so you have to land at Tan Son Nhat airport (Ho Chi Minh City) or closer to Cam Ranh airport (Khanh Hoa), then take a bus or rent a car to get to Phan Thiet. Moving from Phan Thiet to Phu Quy island: The fastest way is by train. I choose the SuperDong ship to run from Phan Thiet port to Phu Quy, within 2.5 hours with a ticket price of 350,000 VND / person / way. Train runs very smoothly and fast. There are also other ordinary trains such as the Hung Phat high-speed train (3.5 hours), the high-speed train Savanna Phu Quy – Khai Thinh KG (3 hours). Please note that not every day, every hour, there are trains running, please contact in advance to know the schedule and book tickets so as not to miss the trip. Where to go Tomb of the Teacher – Aquarium of Duong village The aquarium in Duong village is a place where there is a “window frame to escape the world”, if you want to come here, you need to go around behind the Master Tomb. You should go in light sunlight in the early morning or in the afternoon around 16:00. In addition to the beautiful window frames, this place also has beautiful outcrops. Cao Cat Here: Dubbed the highest place, the place to see the panoramic view of the island. Need to ride up to the bottom of the temple, then walk more than 100 steps to arrive. Phong Dien: When you reach the 3rd wind power pole, there will be a small road leading into the sea. Located in the same direction of Cao Cat Mountain, this is the right place to watch the sunset. Doc Phieu: This is the site that emerged recently, but this season there is no green grass. Should go early in the morning or afternoon so that the climate is cool, along the way there are some bushes, you can visit to take pictures to check in. Small Beach – Ganh Hang: These 2 places are the same, from the flagpole just to the end of the road, turn right to come. On the way, you can see the scenery on both sides of the cliff. Enjoy the water so green and clear. If you want to take beautiful pictures here, have to take the time to climb down below. Since cliffs are a bit dangerous, wear appropriate footwear. I have torn my legs because I don’t have slippers, and I can’t take a shower in my shoes. Hon Tranh: The most beautiful point in this trip. I hired a tour guide to guide you with the price of 250,000 VND / person, it takes about 10 minutes to reach the island. Going early in the afternoon, the train will not be too crowded. There are many games on the island, taking pictures freely, swimming, in the afternoon there will be canoes to pick up. If you come to Phu Quy island, you cannot help but visit Hon Tranh. On Phu Quy island there are many temples to visit. Linh Son Pagoda is a landscape complex located on Cao Cat Mountain, considered a sacred mountain. On the top is a statue of Buddha Lady Quan Am, at the foot of the hill is Linh Buu Pagoda. There is also Thanh Lam pagoda built in the 18th century, which is the place to keep 300 Buddha statues made from many different materials. Watching the sunset on Linh Son Pagoda is a highlight of my trip this time.

Before starting the 4 day 3 night journey to conquer the largest cave in the world, the whole group will gather to listen to the guide to disseminate safety information and receive equipment. At the same time, people will meet porters (porters), safety assistants, chefs … Son Doong cave belongs to Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park (Quang Binh), this is the address in the list of 20 destinations to break natural records voted by Insider (USA) in 2020. In 1991, the cave was discovered by Mr. Ho Khanh while going to the woods and looking for a place to avoid rain. Then the British Royal cave experts, led by Mr. Howard Limbert, have researched, measured and officially confirmed this is the largest cave in the world. Day 1: Phong Nha – Hang En The first day of the group was the journey from Phong Nha to Hang En. The group will start to walk down a long slope, across the forest with many climbing and downhill sections. After that, you continue to walk and wade streams. Due to going on a rainy day, the water in the cave is quite cold. Going all this way, you will come to Ban Doong, the village of the ethnic minority community of Bru Van Kieu. Group stop for lunch and rest here. After lunch break, the group continues to move about 3 hours to reach Hang En door. This is the third largest cave in the world with a length of about 1.6 km. This location used to be the setting of a famous movie Peter Pan . After more than half a day of traveling, the members were divided into tents and camps. Next to the camp is a blue lake, you can go swimming if you like. The first night in the cave, the chefs will serve the group with a variety of dishes. All processed ingredients are brought from the outside by porters, the dishes are processed deliciously, both taste and attractive. After dinner, the whole group will exchange, chat and end the first day. Day 2: Son Doong cave entrance – Bai Trai 1 In the morning, the whole team explores deeper in Hang En to come to Son Doong. After that, the group stopped for lunch before wearing seat belts and climbed down to the mouth of Son Doong cave. Although I still had a lot of confusion in handling situations, I finally set foot on the cave floor. With its majestic looks and giant size, the store surprised the whole group. From here, the group continued to cross many underground streams. The water is flowing fast, the porters have to stand in line to reduce the water strength, helping the group pass through safely. However, I boldly swim through this stream. In the afternoon, the delegation arrived at the first campsite of Son Doong cave. From here, you can look to sinkhole 1, also known as “Dinosaur’s Void”. This sinkhole was formed as part of the cave ceiling collapsed thousands of years ago. After dinner, I went to bed early because the day 2 itinerary was quite tiring. Day 3: Garden of Eden – Beach camp 2 Garden of Eden and Hole 2 is the most impressive place in this journey. From the very beginning, the group had to overcome very high and slippery rock slopes, so down quickly. You have to wriggle through many narrow rocky niches to reach sinkhole 1 – “Dinosaur’s Vape”. Continue to go deep and climb the rope over some steep rocks to get to the other side of the sinkhole 1. From here, you can capture the magnificent scenery of Son Doong cave. The group stops for lunch to prepare to conquer “Garden of Eden” at the second sinkhole. Because there is a sinkhole, light can enter the cave, creating a diverse vegetation. After exploring the forest, the group rested at camp No. 2 and continued to go into the dark cave to learn about the unique creatures, admire the masterpieces of stalactites. Finally, the group returned to the campsite, had dinner and rest, ending the third day. Day 4: The Vietnam Wall The last day, the group wore seat belts to conquer the Vietnamese Wall. This is an important milestone of the journey to conquer Son Doong. Before that, you are instructed on essential skills such as climbing ropes, operating safety equipment … First, you need to take a boat ride on an underground lake 600 meters long to reach the foot of the wall. You will start with a 20 m of iron ladder. The challenge increases in difficulty as you continue to swing with your hands to successfully conquer the wall and out of the cave. After leaving the cave, the group had lunch and continued to cross the forest for about 2 hours to go to the gathering point. About 15-16h, the transfer car took the group to the hotel, ending the journey. I stayed at a homestay for one night, then moved back to Hanoi. Note If you are planning this trip, you should register for the tour early. It was 8 months from the time I registered to the start of the journey. The number of visitors to explore the cave is limited per year. – Before starting the journey, it is necessary to practice according to the instructions of the tour provider. – About supplies, I prepare according to the list provided. In particular, you must bring organic shampoo, shower gel (organic), to not affect the environment in the cave. Good trekking shoes will decide 70% of your trip. Tour cost: 58.2 million VND / person Difficulty: 6 – difficult Age of participation: 18 years old and above Distance: 17 km through the forest, 8 km to explore the cave, 800 m up the slope, 90 m to climb the rope – Vietnam wall, across the river, stream or underground river in the cave. Do you have a trip this summer yet? Please share with us about the schedule, costs and beautiful pictures at: lifestyle@zing.vn The articles will be edited and published in the Zing Travel column.

Located about 24km from the capital Vientiane, Buddha’s garden is famous for its unique Buddhist statues, becoming a quiet spiritual tourist destination of Laos, Buddha statues are located on the Mekong River, creating so a giant water-color painting makes visitors feel peaceful and calm. The view of Buddha statue garden viewed from above. Photo: todone2.blogspot.com. The Buddha Garden was constructed in 1962, completed in 1971 with nearly 300 statues of people, gods, animals, and demons, each representing a harmonious blend of Hinduism and Buddhism. . When you come here, visitors can admire the lively statues and immerse yourself in a quiet space. Giant reclining Buddha statue is 40m long. Photo: tonamcha.com The statues of great significance and profound human value towards Buddhism and completely special style are carved extremely meticulously, with different shapes showing the uniqueness of the literature. Million Voi country culture, all of which show the craftsmanship and talent of artisans and the development of architecture, art, sculpture, representing the artistic talent of creating a garden of statues. live together. With rustic cement material, over the decades, the trail of moss imprinted on the statues increases the mysterious, ancient and unique look. Various large and small statues are scattered among the gardens and trees, placed individually and in a cluster and overlooking the stunning Mekong River, most prominent in the middle of the garden. Giant reclining Buddha 40m long with an elegant and forgiving expression. Statue of deity 12 faces and many hands. Photo: todone2.blogspot.com. Visiting the Buddha Garden, visitors should not miss the 12-faced and multi-armed god statue; explore, experience the giant pumpkin-shaped cave statue with three floors, whose mouth is a tall, wide demon mouth that allows visitors to inside explore its three floors, three floors of the pumpkin Giant represents hell, earth and heaven, going up on top of pumpkins can see a beautiful view of the garden. A giant pumpkin-shaped cave statue. Photo: tonamcha.com Over the decades, up to now, a few statues have been repaired but still retain their inherent beauty and dignity; planting more flowers, trees, grass … decorate the campus to increase the beauty of the garden; building car parks, souvenir shops, food shops … Visiting the Buddha statue garden, visitors have a quiet space to contemplate, to contemplate Buddhism, to see every detail exquisitely depicted on each statue, to feel the simplicity, cozy and closeness. of a land of Buddha, and at the same time send his wishes and beliefs in this sacred place. Buddha statue garden is the convergence of a spiritual flow – culture – lifestyle of the Laotian.

The coastal road in Ninh Thuan and Binh Thuan has many beautiful landscapes. Photo: Gemini. Besides choosing places to explore and relax, you should pay more attention to the direction of travel and problems of traffic and vehicles to make the trip safe and convenient. Notable coastal roads From Ho Chi Minh City to Phan Thiet and Mui Ne, a familiar route is the Long Thanh – Dau Giay expressway and National Highway 1. This is the main road chosen by many people, easy to go but often crowded at the end. week and holidays, Tet. You can consider adding the direction of Highway 51 (Ba Ria – Vung Tau) and Highway 55 to reach La Gi (Binh Thuan). From La Gi, travel about 30 km to reach Ke Ga cape, which has the oldest lighthouse in Vietnam. This is an interesting but little-noticed destination in Binh Thuan. Exploring along the coast of Vietnam in Binh Thuan, Ninh Thuan is one of the journey worth trying. From Ke Ga lighthouse, going about 50 km further along the provincial road next to the sea will come to Phan Thiet. The limitation of this road is not too spacious, but next to the sea, the scenery is not too prominent. In return, traffic density is sparse and road conditions are good enough to move freely. From Phan Thiet and Mui Ne, the road chosen by most tourists facing Ninh Thuan is Bau Trang. This is considered one of the most beautiful coastal roads in Vietnam, one side is the sand hill and the other is the blue sea. Going to the end of Bau Trang street, you should go to Highway 1 to go straight to Ca Na beach, bordering Binh Thuan and Ninh Thuan. This section of road is open and wide, traveling comfortably, so you can consider bypassing the section of provincial road DT716 running along the coast to save time. The weather in early May in the South Central Coast is dry and sunny. Photo: Gemini, Uyen Le. Just into Ninh Thuan, you should turn right from Highway 1 onto Ninh Thuan Coastal Road. The first section is the salt-drying beaches of Ca Na lagoon, followed by the short pass of the seabark and the end of the road will reach the Mui Dinh lighthouse. Continue to the North to run across the newly built wind power area along Phan Rang Bay. Compared to taking Highway 1, this direction is farther but it will definitely be more interesting. In addition to the option of resting at Phan Rang – Thap Cham, you can go further to Vinh Hy Bay, one of the must-go places when traveling to the South Central Coast. The section DT702 from Ninh Thuan center to Vinh Hy bay, passing Nui Chua National Park with a part of going to the coast, will surely leave many memorable impressions for the tourism itinerary in Ninh Thuan. In addition to the places mentioned above, to Binh Thuan and Ninh Thuan, you can find some outstanding attractions such as Mui Ne fishing village, White sand hill, Co Thach beach, Dam Nai wind power, Po Klong Garai Cham tower, Binh Hung island … Mui Ne is one of the famous resorts in Binh Thuan. Photo: Duy Hieu. Note when moving There will be a few notes for drivers who have never passed through these exploratory routes. The first is to choose the right direction to travel with the sightseeing and dining plan to save time and avoid unnecessary detours. If the driver is unfamiliar with the road, he should pay attention to the direction and observe the signs so as not to go in the wrong direction. The common point of most coastal roads in the South Central Coast is that it is not too spacious, usually with only one lane on each side. Therefore, drivers need to keep a suitable speed and pay close attention, especially when passing through residential areas or a secluded section with many corners, obscuring the view. Avoid being subjective when you see the road is clear and empty but want speed. Besides, before going far, the driver needs to check the overview to make sure the car is in good condition, able to operate stably and safely. The main items to check are lubricants, coolant, chassis, lights, tire pressure …

Illustration. It was the most famous pirate ship of the Caribbean and the Atlantic in the late 1600s. With large mooring beams, it was very flexible with different wind directions. The length of the vessel ranges from 10-20m and the maximum speed can reach 10 knots. The ship can accommodate 20-70 people and 15 cannons. The hull is also very easy to move when struck by lightning or when attacked by rival ships. Moreover, the vessel’s width of only 3m makes it possible to quickly shelter safely in narrow slots. Schooner This two-masted ship is also very popular with pirates of the Caribbean and the Atlantic. The train is fast, has good maneuverability and is equipped with up to 12 cannons. The capacity of the ship is up to 75-100 people and the width is only about 2m, making shelter quite convenient, although it cannot carry much wealth or treasure. Brigantine Mediterranean pirates often use this type of two-masted ship because it can fight in low wind conditions. The sails of the ship can maneuver in many positions suitable for maneuvering and combat. The Brigantine is longer and has a larger mass than other ships, so it is preferred for use in prolonged battles. The vessel is about 30-35m in length, 8-10m in width and 3-6m in height. Galley It was the favorite vehicle of the Barbary pirates of the Mediterranean in the 1500s. The power of the ship came from 30 oars operated by sailors. The sails serve only as extra thrust for the ship. There are only a number of cannons on board for combat with more than 100 pirates. Junk Junk has been used by Eastern pirates for centuries. With sturdy masts, adjustable rudders, the ship is 15-30m long and can hold a lot of cannonballs. This is said to be a preeminent ship “invincible” created by the Chinese who can overcome extreme weather conditions at sea while ensuring safety for people on board. Captain Blackbeard and huge treasure The treasure was unearthed off the coast of Beaufort Captain Edward Teach, also known as Blackbeard, captured a French slave ship called Concorde in 1717 and formed his own pirate squad. His pirate team became the most powerful team in American pirate history. In May 1718, Blackbeard attacked the port of Charleston and captured five cargo ships. After that, he unexpectedly killed nearly half of his crew to capture the wealth at Topsail. Due to the ship’s serious damage, Blackbeard eventually abandoned the Concorde and looked for another ship. By 1997, archaeologists found off the coast of Beaufort, Northern California the wreck of the ship and the entire giant treasure of Blackbeard on the deep sea floor. This treasure was then given to the state of North Carolina and was named the largest treasure of the 20th century. Captain Kidd and the ship Adventure Galley Adventure Galley ship model Captain William Kid, who was a Scottish sailor, was given command of the Adventure Galley by New York Admiral Robert Livingston to fight against British pirates along the East India Sea and collect property. and pirate treasure for the US government. The 287-ton Adventure Galley, containing 34 cannons and 23 oars, is a state-of-the-art ship that can fight in quiet conditions. The ship set sail with pride in the hope of being unbeaten, but Kidd realized that facing the pirates was harder than he thought, he decided to return all the investments of the US government and turn around … attack allied ships. In 1698, Kidd abandoned the Galley due to heavy damage at Madagasca. He still begged for forgiveness from Livingston but when he returned to London, Kidd was put on trial and charged with piracy. He was executed in 1701. Bartholomew Roberts and the Royal Fortune fleet The last famous captain mentioned is Captain Black Bart and the Royal Fortune fleet. The first ship captured by Bart was a French brigantine ship in 1720. He armed it with 26 cannons and brought it to the Caribbean. Shortly thereafter, he continued to capture a British warship for the Martinique government and renamed it the second Royal Fortune, choosing it as the pioneer ship for his fleet. Arriving in West Africa, Bart won the Onslow and continued to add to the 3rd member Royal Fortune. A total of more than 400 ships off West Africa, Canada and the Caribbean were captured by Bart between 1719 and five. 1722. It was not until February 10, 1722, that Bart’s last ship was sunk by the British warship HMS Swallow. Black Bart is known as the most pompous and successful pirate in the golden era of pirate “profession”.

Tinder members can search for new connections as far as Miami, Munich, or Marseilles. Or find out the situation in your country while waiting for the vaccine passport. And no matter what you’re looking for, the Passport feature takes you to countless amazing places and opportunities to meet interesting people, all in one screen. your phone at home. After the Passport feature opened for free last April, more than 25% of Tinder members used the feature, and recorded their travels with the hashtag “tinderpassport on TikTok, which attracted 72 million visitors. (and the number is still growing.) There were 1.4 billion matches made up by the Free Passport feature, which broke the record for the highest number of matches in a day with 55 million hits. on April 24. “For the first time, we recorded a large number of Passport users because people were eager to find connections at that time,” said Udi Milo, Vice President of Product Management. Tinder shares. “We expect this year, the member community will receive Passports as warmly as they did last year, but with a very different dynamic – endless possibilities. We are all looking to move to a new chapter, but most still have to stay at home for a while longer Tinder’s free passports will allow users to dream of a new life, travel, meet friends and work on other plans. ” With the Passport feature being free until April 30, the question is: Where should we start? If you are looking for a bit of inspiration to choose your first destination, Tinder will recommend some of the most visited countries: Top 10 most famous cities in the world: 1. Los Angeles, California, USA 2. New York City, New York State, United States 3. London, UK 4. Paris, France 5. Miami, Florida, USA 6. Tokyo, Japan 7. Seoul, Korea 8. Stockholm, Sweden 9. Amsterdam, Netherlands 10. Moscow, Russia To access Tinder’s Passport feature, go to Settings, select your current location, and pin more locations.

The Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai boasts more than 500,000 Instagram followers, more than any other hotel in the world. This 7-star hotel has a helicopter airport. Each room was equipped with gold-plated iPads and a butler. The hotel attracted celebrities such as Roger Federer, Gigi Hadid, Claudia Schiffer and Kendall Jenner. Lowest rates for this hotel range from £ 1,000 / night to £ 19,500 / night for Royal Suite. A restaurant is built around a large aquarium. The stunning and colorful spa overlooks the skyline, priced at £ 264 for three hours of use. Burj Al Arab was built to represent Arab culture, with a space 590 feet high – significantly taller than New York’s Statue of Liberty. Luxurious interior of the hotel Burj Al Arab. The hotel is a stopover for the rich and famous around the world, from movie stars to royal members. A meal at the helipad. The infinity pool on the hotel’s terrace. The room with many details is inlaid with gold. Every position in the hotel is delicate and lavish. The hotel boasts nine restaurants, including Al Maharba, surrounded by a circular aquarium with a variety of fish, even sharks.

Russian long-range radar system. “It is known that the lower the frequency range, the greater the penetrability of the waves, so our radar shooting can be done not only through clouds, fog but also under foliage and camouflage vehicles. . Accordingly, if a forest can be optically photographed under ideal conditions, our radar will be able to penetrate the foliage and be able to see any objects in the scanning area. ” Said Ilya Kuzmin, engineer of the Institute of Micro Devices and Control Systems called LN Presnukhina of NRU MIET. With the help of radar, it is possible to generate images not only of the visible surface but also to give its extensive interpretation, determining, for example, the state of soil and vegetation. By attaching the platform to an aircraft or drone, it is possible to capture volcanic eruptions, earthquakes or collapsing buildings. The new radar-controlled aircraft will provide images from which not only can the scale of the disaster be assessed, but also the detailed examination of objects. This development could also serve as the basis for satellite radars and applications in both scientific and military research. In the future, the satellite could carry out radar surveys on large areas of the country and around the world. The new radar can also be useful in agriculture for tracking crop growth, soil conditions and even fruit ripeness. During ice exploration in the Arctic and Antarctic conditions, the radar will determine the thickness of the ice and suggest routes that the icebreaker can take. In addition, the new radar system can help monitor the pipeline and oil pipeline. Radar is not, of course, an instant image projection camera; These are the reflected signals that are digitally recorded on a hard disk and processed by software, explains Ilya Kuzmin. At the same time with the revelation of new radar technology, Russia has also put into service the first unmanned radar system to monitor all flight activities in an area of ​​300,000 km2. General Andrei Koban, Commander of the Radio Technical Force of the Russian Aerospace Forces, said that each system is equipped with 20 radar modules. Each module can scout an area with a radius of 450km. “Integrated radar system with 20 modules, automatically control the aircraft’s operation over an area of ​​300,000 km2”, said General Koban. In addition to airspace control, the Nablyudatel radar is responsible for navigation, providing flight routes for aircraft that pass through the area in which it operates. General Koban also affirmed that this is the first radar system in history that can operate fully automatically without anyone participating in the control. Currently, Russia has deployed at least two Nablyudatel complexes to areas with the highest and most complex air traffic traffic.

This is the work with the most unique architecture of Ha Giang province, ranked by the State as a national architectural monument. This has made many tourists curious and determined once to come to Ha Giang to explore. “The King’s House”, the name Ha Giang people still used to call Vuong Chi Sinh mansion area Entering the mansion, the first impression is the tall, straight rows of sandwood trees that are hundreds of years old. The stone gate of the palace appeared superficially carved subtly. The gate is curved, winding with bat wings – the symbol for the word “blessing”. The wooden gate roof is exquisitely carved, with many patterns. The palace is nearly 100 years old, King Meo has hired many excellent Chinese and Mongolian craftsmen and thousands of workers, built the mansion day and night and built within 8 years to complete, the total area is up Up to 1,120 square meters, the owner of the house had to spend 15,000 dong Dong Duong white silver to build, equivalent to 150 billion Vietnamese Dong at that time. The mansion architecture simulates the citadel architecture of Qing China, combined with Mongolian patterns and selected with French architecture such as fireplaces, bunkers … The Vuong Dynasty is the residence and fortress of the Vuong family, the Mong ethnic group in Dong Van district. The palace has 3 palaces, middle and queen, with 64 rooms, large and small, can accommodate about 100 people. Between the rows of closed 2-storey bungalows is a large, light courtyard. Surrounding the house is a garden with many types of trees: safflower, cinnamon, peach, pear, flowers … The unique feature of the mansion lies in the structure and layout of the rooms. The mansion is like a solid fortress, with thick walls, built of green stone, terracotta tiles and wooden furniture in the rows of stone pine. The owner of the house is Mr. Vuong Chinh Duc (1865 – 1947). More than a century ago, with the profession of growing and trading opium, the Vuong family dominated the entire vast highlands and was called the Meo King by local people. The opium warehouse in the Meo King mansion. The palace has 2 basements for defense, with a storage of assets, an arsenal, opium warehouse, and the layout of the rooms is like a miniature citadel. The house was built of eternal green stone, very hard rocky mountain pine and was very resistant to termites. Tile green gray yin and yang can resist heavy hail The “cat” symbol is engraved on the stone column. At the time of building the mansion, there were no tools to help, the roads were extremely dangerous. Therefore, the mansion is completely handcrafted by the Mong people. All stone materials are carved by the local people by hand and then transported from 7 km away to build houses. Another highlight of the palace is the sculpture art in parts of the house, bearing the imprint of the royal family, the mark of opium trade. Many stone details of the building are elaborately carved, cleverly bearing symbols for wealth and prosperity. Many stone details of the building are elaborately carved, cleverly bearing the symbols of wealth, longevity, prosperity. This residence is recognized by the State as a National Monument in 1993. All wood of the previous house is made from stone pine. Since it became the property of the State, the wood materials of the house have been altered about 60% by ironwood and crushed wood. The pillars are carved into the shape of a large jar-like poppy stalk, which resembles every detail, and is polished in white silver. The stair piers are also precious stone sculptures, bearing the silhouette of poppy flowers. The eye-catching, opium-shaped motifs on the rafters, left houses, doors and windows.

At first, his orchid garden only had a few baskets, with a value from a few hundred thousand to several million. Each orchid is carefully selected and cared for by him. Because he does not have much experience in caring for orchids, Mr. Hai chooses easy-to-raise and easy-to-grow sausages to accumulate more experience. In the process, he also encountered many difficulties, having orchid rolls because he did not know how to care but was waterlogged, the tree has not grown yet. The family also advised him to leave, because orchids are difficult to raise, with high prices, to maintain his passion is not easy. However, his love for this flower has helped Duy Trong Hai overcome difficulties, he looks to people who have experience in the profession to learn, interact with his brothers in the flower love association and gradually find a way to raise orchids. healthy. The joy of successfully cultivating an orchid manually made Duy Trong Hai forget her previous hardships and more determined to pursue her passion. Up to the modern time, the orchid garden of Duy Trong Hai owner has collected many different strains of orchids such as: Orchids, 5 CT SH, 5 CT HD, 5 CT Thao Nguyen, Anonymous Beauty, Hong Phu Hoa, Hong Runner …. Each spring roll has its own beauty. There are pure sausages with flowers and brood leaves, others blooming in brilliantly beautiful bunches. Hundreds of colorful racing flowers adorn the garden of the young boss. Mr. Duy Trong Hai specially dedicated a large garden to grow orchids, the distance between the rolls is also carefully calculated by him so that the orchid grows well, not crowded or lack of light. When a guest comes to visit Mr. Hai’s house, he will wholeheartedly introduce clues to buy beautiful orchids and how to choose like orchid rolls. These are the experiences that he gathered after years of playing orchids and growing orchids. He advised orchid players not to buy trees with thin, short, broken roots. Most orchids in your garden have a healthy root system, this is the first factor to help orchids grow and live well. Sharing more about the meaning of each orchid in the garden, Mr. Duy Trong Hai happily said “There are rolls, I have to go to the forest, it takes a few days to bring back. But when I arrived, I found the orchid so beautiful, I was fascinated by the look, so I did not feel tired. When there are friends to “hunt” beautiful orchids, he offered to go along. Just one person confided in his passion and found a satisfactory orchid “. For Duy Trong Hai, he is always lucky because his relatives and family understand and support him to pursue the joy of growing orchids. At first, seeing that he spent a lot of money in pursuit of fun, his family was a bit afraid, but gradually found this joy more rewarding and made him happier, loving and caring for his family, so the whole family. no more objections. Mr. Hai confided, “Playing orchids is not just a hobby but also helps me to change myself.” When planting orchids, he learned to be patient, to care and to listen. When he talked to people with similar interests, he learned to inspire and become more sociable. Many people believe that playing orchids is burning money, not realistic, but when you have real love, you can feel the joy and values ​​that orchids bring. He believes that everyone has their own joy, just boldly pursue your passion, not too interested in social prejudices.

Tour 2: Nail Island – Dam Ngang Island (or May Rut Island) Price: 290,000 VND What is the experience for tourists? – Visit Sao Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Phu Quoc and 2 islands Enjoy a hearty lunch on board – Snorkeling at Mong Tay and Dam Ngang islets The islands in Phu Quoc possess unspoiled scenery, enchanting tourists. Photo: Tyxsomewhere. Evaluate: Quan: “The tour guide is enthusiastic and fun. The food is delicious, full, the rice is a bit dry. The Hon Tay is beautiful, but touristized, which loses its pristine beauty. Seeing normal coral, not too beautiful” Hoai: “At dawn, I go kayaking in May Rut island, the water is clear. Lunch on the boat is quite interesting, but not suitable for anyone with seasickness”. Tour to watch the sunset – squid at night Price: 214,000 VND What is the experience for tourists? – Discover the lives of local fishermen on Phu Quoc Island on a 4-hour trip – Watch the sunset on the boat and enjoy a rustic barbecue – Experience pocket-sized squid fishing in Phu Quoc Sunset is a “specialty” not to be missed in Phu Quoc. Photo: Anhdoo_20.12. Evaluate: Thi Phuong: “Pick up on time. Guests are allowed to board the boat at Duong Dong port near the night market. Squid is difficult to catch. Meal is temporary”. Thi Minh Thuy: “An interesting experience. The boat can accommodate 200 people and our tour includes 18 guests”. Thanh Dung: “The plus point is the shuttle tour at the hotel, with support for squid fishing equipment, the enthusiastic guide. The minus point is that the tour is not for people with seasickness”. Tour 3 islands – watch the sunset from the cable car across the sea Price: 494,000 VND What is the experience for tourists? – Visiting May Rut Hon, Nail Island and Gam Ghui Hon – Snorkel and watch marine life and swim in the clear waters of the island – Enjoy the beautiful sunset from Hon Thom cable car – the longest sea-crossing cable car in the world Tour 3 islands is popular with tourists because the destinations are close to each other. Photo: Giangjoile. Evaluate: Phuong dong: “Food on board is not too rich. The tour guide is funny, hard-working. Good service, pick-up and drop-off, good communication”. Tra: “I visit many places along the way, enough time to experience each place. The tour price corresponds to the quality of the service. However, due to the lack of food taste in Phu Quoc, I see the meal. noon on board was not good “. Huong: “The tour has a few islands, the design time is not reasonable”. Sightseeing tour to the South of Phu Quoc Island Price: 425,000 VND What is the experience for tourists? – Visit and learn about the history of pearl farms, pepper growing areas, sim wineries. – Visiting Ham Ninh fishing village, Ho Quoc pagoda, Cay Dua prison, fish sauce processing factory. – Sunbathe, relax on Sao Beach, have a traditional lunch. Sao Beach is a tourist attraction in the journey to discover the pearl island. Photo: Julia_oleksina. Evaluate: Phuong: “The tour guide is enthusiastic but should add more information to make the tour more interesting. Good food. Ho Quoc Pagoda is very beautiful. Tour is not too special”. Trang: “Reasonable schedule, punctual driving, good meal, ordering more things at Bai Sao is a bit expensive”. Chi Binh Nguyen: “The time to stay at the destinations is a bit less”. Exciting experiences to forget about the way home in Hon Thom Golden sunshine, smooth white sand embracing the clear blue water, combined with a variety of experiences make Hon Thom (south of Phu Quoc Island) become the ideal destination this summer.

Visitors experience the iMuseum VFA application This morning (April 22), Vietnam Fine Arts Museum cooperated with Vietnam Mobile Application Software Joint Stock Company (VINMAS) to hold the Launching Ceremony of iMuseum VFA Multimedia Application. This is a multimedia application including high quality audio, text, and photos, helping users to visit online or directly at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum (VFA). The application is integrated on both Android and iOS platforms, using QR code scanning and iBeacon locating technology. Better than normal automatic voiceover applications, iMuseum VFA integrates many outstanding features. Thereby, users can view high-quality images of the work, listen to the introduction content, determine exactly the location of exhibiting artifacts, view the display system diagram, distinguish the visited rooms. by color … After each purchase of a ticket containing a QR code (50 thousand VND), users can experience the application for 8 hours. Currently, iMuseum is supporting 8 languages ​​including Vietnamese, English, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Italian, with the addition of German and Russian. Mr. Nguyen Anh Minh – Director of Vietnam Fine Arts Museum speaking at the event IMuseum VFA application is the result of the socialization project between Vietnam Fine Arts Museum and Vietnam Mobile Application Software Joint Stock Company (VINMAS). Stemming from the need to improve the quality of tours for tourists, the application has captured the benefits of applying information technology to the conservation and promotion of cultural heritages in general and heritages. art in particular. Speaking at the event, Mr. Nguyen Anh Minh, Director of Vietnam Fine Arts Museum said: “ Digital transformation is an inevitable trend in the 4.0 technology revolution. Implementing the policy of the leaders of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in implementing activities under the national digital transformation program to 2025, with a vision to 2030 of the Government, seizing opportunities and benefits. benefits of applying technology to the conservation and promotion of cultural heritages in general and art heritage in particular, Vietnam Fine Arts Museum has actively coordinated with Software Joint Stock Company. Vietnam Mobile Application (VINMAS) in the form of socialization, developing iMuseum VFA multimedia application “ . Attending the event were Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism and other guests After more than 2 years of research, content building and technology development, the iMuseum VFA has been put to the test since December 2020. Evaluation of the application, Mr. Ando Toshiki – Director of the Center for Japanese Cultural Exchange in Vietnam – commented: “I am very impressed with this application, especially the way information is presented in spoken languages. and write. Visitors can enjoy and understand the details and implications of the author through interesting works of art “. Mr. Ando Toshiki commented on the iMuseum VFA app Based on feedback, comments from visitors and experts, the app has gradually improved content, improved user experience, and officially launched on April 22, 2021. Hopefully, the iMuseum VFA will become a powerful support tool for visitors in the process of discovering and understanding the Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts, contributing to spreading the love of art to the public and attracting visitors. to the Museum. Officials of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, representatives of the Italian and Chinese embassies, representatives of the Vietnam Digital Media Association pressed the button to open the iMuseum VFA application.

Inside Krizna jama, a place for tourists traveling by boat. Photo: National Geographic Where the rivers mysteriously disappeared With 20,271 square kilometers and 2 million inhabitants, Slovenia provides the world to more than 20 famous caves out of more than 8,000 karstic formations called jamas. Here, it is easy to see with the naked eye the majestic rivers suddenly mysteriously disappearing into the ground, then forming the system of underground paths through the limestone mountains forming caves. There are also traces of cave dwellers of nearly 5,000 years ago, autographs of an expedition in 1557 left on the cliffs of Krizna cave, and since then cave tourism in Slovenia has flourished. from the seventeenth century. Krizna jama, birthplace of cave exploration. Exploration of karstic limestone caves is very dangerous, even with taking pictures in a world completely different from space under the sun. Robbie Shone, British photographer and cave researcher, spent 10 years taking pictures of Kacna caves. The window entry was 250 feet (250 feet) higher than the ceiling, and an additional 250 feet was added to the underground river, the common pillar with up to 500 free-fall, up and down thanks to ropes and lifters. The key to the Slovenian cave system lies in the rivers, when hidden when present, the most famous of which are the rivers Reka, Rak, and Pivka. River caves are not uncommon, however, there are only some karst landscapes where river caves reach as vast as in Slovenia. The karst plateau forms a special geographical area here, it extends from the Adriatic coast in the south to the Vipava Valley, forming a corridor connecting the limestone regions of northeast Italy. Beneath the village of Škocjan are caves of the same name, a UNESCO heritage site, in which an entire river – the river Reka – seems to be swallowed up by the earth. From the ground, the river suddenly plunged into a straw (siphon) in the rock, continuing to winding along underground currents, then emerged 24 miles away near Italy’s Monfalcone before joining the Timavo River into the sea. Adriatic. Where people live with caves More than anywhere, Slovenia is not only the birthplace of the cave tourism industry, but also a place of symbiosis between people and a special geological structure. The Italians and Slovenes living along the limestone corridors have created a unique Teran grape for the famous iron-rich red wine. Caves have played many roles throughout history. They used them as a source of water, a refrigerator, and even an ammunition storage room during the war. During the Ice Age, Krizna jama was an important bear sanctuary – some 2,000 bear skeletons remain. Today, river caves are important habitats for many species of animals, some of which are endangered. Postojna jama is Slovenia’s largest and most touristy cave, complete with trains that take you through tunnels and fossil-filled labyrinth halls and pristine caves. pretty. Nearby Postojna and Planinska jama are home to the proteus anguinus, an endangered species of underwater cave salamander affectionately known as the “human fish”. During Christmas, a scene of the Child God was erected in Postojna and more than 500 people gathered in a stone hermitage to witness a festival performance staged between stalactites and stalagmites. Postojna jama is completely designed with trains taking tourists through the tunnels … Photo: postojnska-jama.eu Here you can choose the right level of cave travel for you. The Postojna Cave is considered the largest jade, where the cave train will take visitors to magnificent sculptures, stalactites, stalagmites and halls. The beautiful Škocjan Cave is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Here you can see the deepest and largest underground gorges in the world. And more than that, behind the cave doors is a place for travelers who have a lot of courage to explore. Krizna Cave impresses with a series of emerald green underground lakes, on which visitors can sail to magnificent limestone halls under the safety guidance of experienced explorers. The birthplace of cave exploration The history of cave exploration is associated with Krizna jama located in the Cerknica Polje limestone belt near the Loz settlement. The length of the cave is up to 8,273m, of which about 600m is arranged for regular tours of tourists, the rest is for explorers. In fact, Krizna is considered one of the most attractive tourist caves in Slovenia, due to the large underground lakes with clear water formed after dams of quartz stone and decorated in various styles. way by rolling rocks. One of the tourist attractions is the bear cave. Currently, Krizna jama is under the management of the Krizna Cave Caving Society, and is here by guided boat travel. The first inscription of the Krizna expedition engraved on a cliff, in 1557. Krizna’s original name was Loz Cold Cave (Mrzla jama pri Lozu), changed to Cold Cave under Mount Krizna (Mrzla jama pod Krizno goro), and now takes the name of the Cross Church located on the hill given to the cave system. , called Cerkev Svetega kriza. The first inhabitants of Krizna cave were in the metallic era with many relics including pottery, but their ancestors lived in caves belonging to the Paleolithic period, around 2,800 BC. Perhaps this was the reason why the Krizna expeditions were so intriguing, and the expedition’s first autograph inscribed on the cliff 1557. The expeditions continued through the centuries as a kind of discovery tourism. , but it was not until 1832 that an official report was produced by JJ Tobin, and in 1838 J. Cerar provided the first descriptive sketch. The discoveries weren’t really easy, and it wasn’t until 1962 that a group of high school students from Ljubljana Šiška crossed the first lake under the guidance of Professor Prezelj. Explorers from Slovenian and foreign clubs spent decades, from 1970 to 1990 searching, discovering new cave passages and halls, and especially diving to survey pipes. suction of the Kittlow well. Measurements, surveys and expeditions were promoted between the 1990s and 2003 through the Speleological society of Karlovec and the Assotiation of Krizna cave lovers. They began cleaning the caves, photographing it, and discovering new tunnels with deep diving, searching for new straws. And today, cave tourism has become a unique economic activity in Slovenia. Hoang Quan __________ References: Go Inside These World-Famous, Rarely Seen River Caves
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/destinations/europe/slovenia/photos-hidden-river-caves/ Slovenia is the cradle of historic cave exploration and karst science.
https://www.jamarska-zveza.si/index.php/foreigners/36-introduction History of Exploration
https://krizna-jama.si/en/history-of-exploration/

Farm RussLynn Blueberries They have grown blueberries on their small farms since 1986 with an initial area of ​​just 10 acres. They worked hard and achieved success by having a group of loyal customers who return every year to pick blueberries on the farm. Farm RussLynn Blueberries. All of their fruit is Bluecrop, one of the sweetest and tastiest blueberry varieties in Canada. Unlike large commercial enterprises, RussLynn Blueberries decided to ignore the crop of early harvestable varieties such as Duke and Reka to focus on Bluecorp with higher quality and great taste. Blueberries are hand-harvested by the farm to avoid crushing caused by picking with automatic fruit pickers. Didar Berry Farm is located in Delta BC which was established in 2005 on the rich farmland of Burns Bog. Burns Bog’s Unique Ecological Wonders provides a soil rich in minerals and nutrients needed for the growth of delicious blueberries during the summer months. Didar Farm is owned and operated by a household by taking advantage of the fertile soil to ensure high quality and rich blueberries. In 1997, Parm and Satwinder founded it Westberry farm to diversify the vision and export the fruit to the world. Soon after, they included the packaged fruit in their product portfolio. The farm started production with a slow, labor-intensive process, even having to cover fruit trays with plastic bags by hand; has now evolved into a globally recognized standardization process. Their love of the land enabled them to foster a sustainable farm with a combination of disease management and crop protection. Farm Klaassen. Final, Klaassen farm 80 acres owned and dedicated by the household to grow delicious-tasting blueberries at an affordable price. Their goal is to grow and produce quality, natural blueberries by focusing on sustainable farming. The farm uses all natural and non-toxic products to provide its customers with nutritious, year-round fresh and frozen blueberries. By using a non-toxic spray and spraying only when absolutely necessary, the Klaassen farm blueberries are so safe that they can be eaten right away from the garden. All Klaassen blueberries are GAP (Good Agricultural Practices) certified.

The talented Hungarian architect Tamás Bene has designed a lovely boat house for a young couple from Budapest. The boat house is originally a local fishing boat, anchored at Lake Tisza – an artificial reservoir located in a 7,000-hectare nature reserve, home to wildlife including more than 100 species of birds together. The ship is made of two main materials, aluminum and treated wood. When going into practice, the designer develops the idea based on the needs and wants of the couple. And the most important thing is to design boats in harmony with nature and in harmony with the surrounding environment. To get as close to nature as possible, the boat has a large panoramic window, sliding doors that create a seamless connection to the starboard deck. The interior uses red wood and heat-resistant wood, including a kitchen, dining room with two benches and a table. At night, the table can be lowered by chair to form a unique, space-saving and multi-purpose bed. Each object placed on the boat has its own implications, not redundant by small, narrow space. The boat house also has two roof-mounted solar panels that power electrical appliances, including front and rear headlights, lights, and a small refrigerator. “Drinking water is taken from a 20 liter bottle and can be delivered to the tap with a foot operated pump, so no electricity is needed,” explained the architect. The boat itself is powered by a combustion engine with a capacity of 9.9 horsepower, allowing the operator to navigate around the shallow, winding canals of Lake Tisza./.

If you like to move, you can choose a trekking tour of Bach Ma national forest. Gentle relaxation activities such as sunset hunting in Tam Giang Lagoon, boat ride on Huong River or exploring ancient capital’s cuisine are equally attractive. Tour to Thanh Toan village Price: 819,000 VND Duration: 5 hours 45 minutes What will you experience? – Rowing along the Nhu Y river, cycling around Thanh Toan village, admiring the peaceful scenery in the countryside of Hue – Explore the life of Thanh Toan villagers, experience activities such as fishing, farming, gardening … – Visit the Thanh Toan tile bridge, a national-level cultural monument in Vietnam – Cook and enjoy traditional Hue dishes under the guidance of local chefs Visitors are immersed in Hue village life. Photo: Doanhuydesign. Visitor comments: Phoebe: “The tour will stop at different cultural locations and provide useful information about each. I like the fishing part and the cooking class the most.” Jacqueline: “Even though I was the only participant that day, I had many memorable experiences with this enthusiastic tour guide. The cooking class allowed me to make many dishes that I had never tried before in Vietnam”. SHIH HUNG: “I booked the tour on rainy day, some activities such as boat trips and farm work have to be canceled. Tour should add some activities suitable for bad weather”. Trekking tour of Bach Ma National Park Price: 680,000 VND Duration: 9 o’clock What will you experience? – Challenge yourself on hiking – Learn about animals and plants in Bach Ma National Park – Immerse yourself in the emerald water at Do Quyen and Ngu Ho waterfall – Picnic lunch in the fresh jungle The natural picture is caught in sight on the top of Bach Ma. Photo: Bangthanhh. Visitor comments: Quoc khanh: “Tour is worthwhile with attractive natural landscape, but better if going on a sunny day. The tour guide has good knowledge and foreign language”. Fitria Hutiany: “The tour is only for those who are really passionate about adventure. There is a girl in our group who finds it difficult every time we climb downhill. Lunch here is quite good.” Angelia: “If you are afraid of climbing, getting muddy, dirty, this is not the activity for you.” Dragon boat tour, dinner on Huong river Price: 761,000 VND Duration: 4 o’clock What will you experience? Admire the Perfume River, the endless source of inspiration for Vietnamese poetry – Watch the sunset on both sides of the river like Ngu mountain, Truong Tien bridge … – Dinner on a luxury dragon boat – Drop flower lights posted on the river surface Dragon boat is a unique feature of Hue culture. Photo: Datvecahue. Visitor comments: Timothy Kah Kin: “The food is delicious. The tour guide is caring, sharing many interesting stories”. Karen: “When the meal is served, the boat stands still to minimize engine noise. Tour is served from 17h-20h30, but in fact guests can only experience less than 2 hours”. Pereira: “The boat trip was quite short and not impressive”. Sightseeing, dinner tour on Tam Giang lagoon Price: 588,000 VND Duration: 3 o’clock What will you experience ?: – Walking around the lagoon, fishing with local people Watch the sunset on Tam Giang Lagoon, the largest lagoon in Southeast Asia – Have seafood dinner on floating restaurant Beautiful end of day picture in Tam Giang Lagoon. Photo: Mananh_nguyen. Visitor comments: Lie: “Tour was on time, the tour guide spoke good English. The 5 of us were fishing without a net but caught 3 crabs. All had a pleasant experience”. MING WAI: “It was cloudy that day, but the trip is still very valuable”. Anh: “Private tour pick up at hotel, delicious food”. Hue street food tour Price: 519,000 VND Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes What will you experience? – Enjoy your dining itinerary on foot or cyclo – Enjoy Hue street food such as vermicelli, teas, cakes … – Shop for local souvenirs at Dong Ba market, night market Bun beef is a dish not to be missed in Hue culinary paradise. Photo: Torr.dailylife. Visitor comments: Amanda: “The tour guide took us to four different places to taste the local food”. HeeSung: “On cyclo, I was stopped at temples and took pictures. The tour guide was enthusiastic but lacked detailed description of the ancient capital dishes.”

In Jiuzhaigou County, Aba Prefecture

In addition to Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area, which is famous all over the world

There are also famous

Jiawuhai Giant Panda Conservation and Research Park

It is a pilot project of the Giant Panda National Park System!

go!Let’s be together today

Explore the secrets of Jiawuhai, play in the panda park

Into the Jiuzhaigou Jiawuhai Panda Conservation and Research Park

Appreciate the natural scenery of Kabuhai

Research and study giant panda popular science education base

Jiawuhai Giant Panda Conservation and Research Park

Jiawuhai Giant Panda Conservation and Research Park is located in Wujiao Township, Jiuzhaigou County. It is a pilot project of the National Giant Panda Park. Integrate popular science promotion, panda medical treatment, office, rest and other functions in one Comprehensive service system.

Entering the gate of Jiawuhai Giant Panda Conservation and Research Park, the strong regional characteristics are highlighted, and the warm and hospitable local people allow tourists to appreciate the strong Tibetan culture.

The local people wearing golden pheasant feathers and Baima Tibetan ethnic costumes presented Hada and wine to the tourists, dancers wearing various animal masks danced mysterious 㑇 dance, Baima Tibetan gorgeous ethnic costumes and Nanping song, all the way Accompanied by tourists.

Walk into the Giant Panda Conservation Research Park, Cute panda-themed sculptures can be seen everywhere , This is a panda paradise.

Some of the baby pandas that appeared in front of tourists were enjoying the fresh green bamboos alone, some sleeping soundly on the top of tall trees, some hiding in the house to rest, some strolling in the grass…

Jiawuhai Giant Panda Conservation and Research Park not only allows visitors to Jiuzhai to get close to the national treasure of giant pandas, but also serves as a pilot site for panda science and culture to conduct popular science education and breeding research on giant pandas.

Where the pandas live

There are currently 4 giant pandas in the Jiawuhai Giant Panda Conservation and Research Park in Jiuzhaigou County, called “Small Gifts”, “Haihai”, “Everyday”, “New New” .

They are from China Giant Panda Conservation and Research Center, Sichuan Ya’an Bifengxia Base and Dujiangyan Base.

Is the giant panda a “small gift” or a “returnee”? Born in San Diego Zoo in July 2012, he is the sixth and youngest child of the giant panda “Baiyun” in the United States. He returned to his hometown in Sichuan with his mother.

In the panda’s residence, you can see small gifts focused on eating bamboo, Tiantian dreaming sweet dreams on the tree, and Ge Youlie’s new Xinxin… These glutinous rice dumplings make people hard to look away~

Jiuzhaigou, giant panda, and golden monkey are the three tourism business cards of Jiuzhaigou.

In addition to the Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area, which enjoys the three laurels of the World Natural Heritage List, the World Man and Biosphere Reserve, and the “Green Global 21” certificate, Jiuzhaigou County also inhabits More than 1,600 Sichuan Golden Monkeys, the most handsome in the world with 31 wild pandas .

These 31 wild giant pandas are mainly distributed in the Bejiao Nature Reserve, Baihe Nature Reserve, Jiuzhaigou Nature Reserve and Gonggangling Nature Reserve in Jiuzhaigou County.

Kabuhai has a beautiful scenery

Kabuhai , Named after the twin Shuanghaizi, located in the primeval forest, is said to be the residence of the fairy sisters. It is the original residence of the Baima Tibetans and the habitat of the giant pandas.

Kabuhai is a large plateau lake with a total length of 6 kilometers and an area of ​​nearly 400 mu. Can carry out water activities, mountain climbing, horse riding sightseeing, professional scientific research And other research activities.

The scenic area is surrounded by towering mountains, surrounded by green hills in spring and summer, and the water and sky are the same; in autumn and winter, the red leaves are full of mountains, the lakes and mountains are fascinating.

Surrounded by virgin forests, high mountains and green lakes, azaleas blooming, vast forests and seas, and the air is rich in negative oxygen ions, it is a good place for ecological sightseeing and natural health.

There are many kinds of plants in the scenic area. The sea of ​​flowers formed in spring and summer, coupled with the changes of plant belt spectrum at different altitudes, overlooks the vast forest and sea, and listens to the waves of pine close up. It is a rare forest scenery.

The forest is suffocatingly quiet, you can hear your heartbeat and breathing, and even the ticking of raindrops on the leaves is exceptionally clear. The sound of the clear stream comes from the depths of the forest, and the rustling sound of feet stepping on the dead leaves makes people unable to slow down.

A number of ecological plank roads have been built in the forest to facilitate tourists to hike to the view. Twin Shuanghaizi is equipped with a sightseeing yacht, you can take a boat to explore the mysterious beauty of Haizi.

Jiuzhaigou Jiawuhai Ecological Tourism Zone is composed of two parts: Jiawuhai Scenic Area and Giant Panda Conservation and Research Park. In autumn, the golden autumn red leaves on both sides of Jiawugou are colorful and colorful, showing the ecological scenery of mountains and lakes.

Jiawuhai Giant Panda Conservation and Research Park has officially opened to the outside world. Friends from all over the country are warmly welcome to explore the characteristics of this park~

Located on the campus of Jungmun Resort – “tourist mecca” in Jeju Island (Korea), the Teddy Bear Museum has been open to visitors since 2001. Presenting at the first exhibition space of the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum chain is 400 teddy bears of all sizes. The special thing is that each bear here is handcrafted by the most experienced artisans of JS&F – the corporation that owns the system of Jeju Teddy Bear Museum. The appearance of the “bear babies” also makes a strong impression on the unique Korean traditional costumes. The museum offers many fascinating stories from world history and art to traditional Korean culture. Here, visitors can meet famous characters such as “bear girl” Mona Lisa, “bear star” Marilyn Monroe, “bear king” Charlie Chaplin or around the world to witness the landing. the largest in Normandy history, the moment the Berlin Wall fell or the Millennium at Times Square (USA) … The old village and traditional kimchi wedding … especially attracts tourists. Jeju Teddy Bear Museum also has a “expensive” bear in Louis Vuiton, the largest mechanical bear in the world 9m high called SLOW. As one of the attractions of Jeju’s tourist paradise, every year, it attracts 550,000 visitors per year, bringing in nearly $ 5 million in revenue to the tourist island of kimchi. Chengdu (China): explore the history of 1,000 years Since opening in 2012, the Teddy Bear Museum has become a “must-visit” destination for visitors to Chengdu. The Chengdu Teddy Bear Museum has 3 floors and 12 galleries with many different themes such as: History, World, China, Ocean, Art … Here, Teddy will become a bridge to bring tourists. Travel back in time to learn about world famous events throughout the century. Meanwhile, at the World Gallery, the Teddy bears will “walk” through the 7 ancient wonders such as the Taj Mahal (India), the Great Wall (China), the Great Pyramid (Ai Update) … Visitors can explore Chinese history through a new lens. Historical stories and legends of China will be recreated in an interesting way by the Teddy Bear, such as the Three Kingdoms, Journey to the West … The legendary teddy bear is also created by famous artisans. sophisticated art. Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya (Thailand): Check-in corner is tired of the Golden Temple country The Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya, also known as Teddy Island, is a unique destination in Thailand’s tourist paradise. The museum is like the keys that open the magic door, take travelers through time and discover interesting stories. Opened in October 2013, the first “bear house” in Southeast Asia helps satisfy the curiosity of explorers by bringing visitors through 12 impressive display spaces with 12 attractive topics such as: Dinosaur Area, Fossil Park, African Area, European Area, Thai Area, Ocean Area … Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya especially attracts young visitors by Santa Town, Fairytale Area or Superhero Space with adorable teddy bears in costumes of characters in “War between the stars “,” Batman “,” Superman “… With each square meter of check-in corner, Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya is a place where visitors can collect souvenir photos. Teddy Bear Museum Phu Quoc United Center: The first “Bear House” in Vietnam For the first time in Vietnam, the 8th “bear house” in the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum chain is a special highlight of the tourist and entertainment super complex of Phu Quoc United Center. Located in the heart of the “sleepless city” Grand World, the “bear house” on the Pearl Island promises to be a magnet to attract visitors when officially opened on April 21, 2021. Invested up to 2 million USD, Teddy bear paradise Phu Quoc is located in a 4-storey building with a unique “donut” circular structure with a total area of ​​more than 1,500 square meters, displaying more than 500 delicate hand-made teddy bears. raw materials according to the highest standard of JS&F. This will be the bear house of the Top 5 Teddy Bear Museum in the world. Teddy Bear Museum Phu Quoc United Center is the first Teddy Bear house in the world to own a story story throughout 5 subdivisions. Inspired by the famous Indiana Jones movie, the Indiana Teddy Bear is personified into a famous explorer, taking visitors on an adventure to each land that explorers pass right on campus. Museums: South America, Ancient Egypt, Sea Atlantis … In particular, Indiana Teddy Jones has a “fictional” journey to Vietnam on an adventure amid a clearly depicted cultural context. Teddy bear explores parachuting down to Hue imperial palace, dressed in a close and authentic traditional ao dai. On the S-shaped strip of land, Teddy took a boat to visit Ha Long Bay, joining the moment when the Vietnamese football team did not translate the Southeast Asian U23 Cup or enjoyed a special holiday at Vinpearl … In addition to the “bear house”, a series of iconic works such as Legend of Tre, Urban Park Art Park and 3 super show show scenes combining top-notch technology such as the Quintessence of Vietnam, Colors of Venice, Once show … will bring Phu Quoc United Center’s destination to become a wing of the world-class entertainment industry, bringing Vietnamese tourism to a new height.

There is a fascinating place in everyone’s heart. In the magnificent China with mountains, lakes, seas, and beautiful rivers, there are countless beautiful scenery, and many people will also have a fascinating place in the minds of many people. I still remember the most memorable ad slogan: “Life is like a journey. You don’t need to care about the destination. What you care about is the scenery along the way and the mood of seeing the scenery.”

With the train passing over lakes, mountains, and grasslands in the picture, the man in the carriage is holding a camera and looking at the scenery along the way outside the window, accompanied by the ad slogan “Let the soul travel”, so I still remember it as new, this freedom Free and easy also let me embark on the journey of travel. After walking through most of China, I also saw a lot of landscapes that looked similar but not dissimilar.

What fascinates me are the lofty mountains and rivers in the north and the beautiful mountains and rivers in the south. However, in Anji, Zhejiang, which is at the 30th parallel of the latitude of the world’s geographical location, the largest new tourist attraction in the Yangtze River Delta region—the canyon scenic area known as the “Qinghai-Tibet Plateau” in Zhejiang has become my trip. A place to explore for travel.

Zhejiang North Grand Canyon

The fatigue of the journey is always gone at the moment of reaching the destination. Anji is an excellent tourist destination known as the “land of three cleans” in recent years, integrating scenery, leisure and entertainment. I have also clocked in a lot of popular attractions in Anji, but this hidden beautiful landscape has not yet been involved. At the beginning of the itinerary, I did my homework on the scenery comparable to “the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau of mountains and rivers”.

30 degrees north latitude is a peculiar and mysterious special latitude with many natural wonders. In China alone, there are special attractions such as Mount Everest, Sanxingdui, Shennongjia, famous caves for the ages and so on. In Zhejiang, there is the North Zhejiang Grand Canyon, which began in early summer. The North Zhejiang Grand Canyon, which flourished in the Han Dynasty, is even more beautiful. It also has a very rich cultural landscape and a splendid Confucian and Buddhist cultural landscape.

The North Zhejiang Grand Canyon is located at the border of Tianhuangping in the southern boundary of Anji County and the source of Taihu Lake in the northern boundary of Lin’an City. The entire scenic area is built on the mountain, with a total area of ​​38 square kilometers. It consists of Dahanling, Dongling, Shiling and Longxu Mountains. , The five scenic spots of high mountain farm holiday.

Nearly a hundred thousand-meter-long majestic mountain peaks were first called Dahan’s 72 Peak. As early as the end of the 22nd century BC, it was recorded that Dayu came to the 72 Peak to control water and planted willow trees at the source of Taihu Lake, thereby creating willow trees on the peaks of Taihu Lake. Shade, so that the floods no longer flood. In 117 BC (the fifth year of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty led an army to attack South Vietnam. Seeing that the valleys and mountains were connected, the terrain was dangerous, and the defense was invincible, so he set up camp on the spot, and the northern Zhejiang Grand Canyon was also named after this.

At the same time, the North Zhejiang Grand Canyon is the origin of the “Buddhist Revival Movement”. There are Honglin Temple, Dushan Temple, Xishan Temple, and Xujia’an in the mountains, which are called the “One Leaf of Buddhism” in the south of the Yangtze River. Integrating the tranquility, purity and tranquility of Zen Buddhism with the unity of nature and humanity in Confucian culture, natural landscapes and history and humanities complement each other.

The Honglin Temple was built in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and has a history of more than 1,000 years. The stone sculptures of Maitreya Peak, Tathagata Peak, and Guanyin Peak are fused in the mountains and rivers, and the flowers and the grass reveal the tranquility of Zen. Today, the incense of Honglin Temple is still vigorous, and the incense lingers around the tip of the nose can feel the charm of “no peak is not strange, no stone is not steep, no temple is not ancient”.

Walk along the stone steps along the northern Zhejiang Grand Canyon Tour trail for about 40 minutes, and you will see the first waterfall of Huangpu River Source at an altitude of 680 meters. There are mountains and water. There are many currents in the canyon, many large and small. waterfall. And here is the largest waterfall in the canyon. The waterfall has a drop of 30 meters and a width of up to 5 meters. It is controlled by the north-south fault and forms a steep ridge perpendicular to the direction of the canyon. The crystal clear ice waterfall will fall on the rocks to become a waterfall. The source of the Huangpu River, the mother river of Shanghai, is here, so it is also called the “small source of the Huangpu River.”

There is also a “first-line waterfall” with a trickle that is eye-catching. The water flow is not large, but it flows all the year round. It is said that the flow has not stopped even in the dry season. The canyon is lined with dense forests, accompanied by mountains and streams all the way. Because of the historical heritage of Buddhism and Confucianism, the strong Buddhist cultural atmosphere also puts an ancient and mysterious atmosphere on the canyon.

The first half of the North Zhejiang Grand Canyon is mainly interspersed with strange rocks, stone caves, and small lakes and waterfalls. Satisfied with “good-looking”, of course it must be fun. The brave attempt to face the abyss is the real warrior. The glass bridge has long become the “standard configuration” of the scenic spot. The “Yingbin Bridge” of the North Zhejiang Grand Canyon, which was completed on October 1, 2018, is the first 7D experience glass bridge in Anji County. The glass trestle bridge connects two peaks with a total span of about 170 meters, with a drop of about 107 meters.

Underfoot is the rocky cliffs, coupled with the sound and image quality of holographic 7D, each step will have different cracks and sound effects, it can be said that every step is “thrilling”, allowing people to experience the high-altitude glass in an all-round way. The excitement and sense of technology of the suspension bridge. “The most fascinating is always the most dangerous.” When you hang on the glass trestle, you can overcome your inner fear. Under the thrills, let go of the surprises in your heart. Surrounded by towering mountains, the scenery at your feet is unobstructed.

Below the high-altitude glass suspension bridge is the Great Canyon of North Zhejiang, with a total length of 1,480 meters and a drop of more than 138 meters. The drifting slides are S-shaped, U-shaped, and 360-degree roundabouts, like a giant dragon about to take off. The momentum is extraordinary. In the hot summer, the cool and exciting rafting trip will let you know what is called “big ups and downs”. Just climbed to the “peak of life” and was immediately “thrown to the bottom”.

In addition to glass suspension bridges, floating in the sky, there are also cliff swings, sky mirrors, 360-degree bicycles, rotating swings, time slides and other recreational facilities. We have seen many high-altitude challenge projects of Internet celebrities in large and small scenic spots in China, but few scenic spots can group these high-altitude challenge projects together. They are basically individual challenge projects, or they are not high enough. , The thrilling level is greatly discounted, etc., or the project tickets are too high, but the North Zhejiang Grand Canyon can be said to be quite generous. Not only does its territory include the most popular high-altitude challenge projects in China, but the price is also quite affordable. , So that tourists can not only enjoy the mountain and water here, but also challenge the high-altitude project, which adds a lot of fun to travel.

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traffic

aircraft:

There is no airport in Anji, you can choose the nearby Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport.

High-speed rail:

Anji Station

Self-driving route

One,

Departure from Shanghai (1): Urban area—Shanghai-Hangzhou Expressway—Hangzhou Beixia Expressway—National Highway 104—Provincial Highway 04—Zhebei Grand Canyon

Departure from Shanghai (2): 318 National Highway to Huzhou Lushan, then 11 Provincial Highway to Anji County, the whole journey is 220 kilometers, but when driving to the Jiangsu section of 318 National Highway, avoid being stopped by traffic police when driving too fast (speed limit 80km/ hour)

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Departure from Nanjing (1): Shanghai-Nanjing Expressway-Huzhou Lushan Pass-104 National Highway-04 Provincial Highway-Zhejiang North Grand Canyon

Departure from Nanjing (2): Take Shangning Expressway to Langxi, Anhui, pass through Guangde, Si’an, and take Provincial Highway 04 to Anji, the total distance is 240 kilometers.

three,

Departing from Hangzhou: Depart from the north of the city, take National Highway 104 to Penggong, and take Provincial Highway 04 to Anji, the whole journey is 63 kilometers.

Tickets

Tickets for scenic spots: 80 yuan

Tickets for the scenic spot + 150 packages of 9 amusement items (glass suspension bridge, cliff swing, step by step Jingxin net red bridge, time slippery track, sky mirror viewing platform, rotating swing, 360-degree bicycle, zip line)

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There are many scenic spots in the scenic area of ​​the North Zhejiang Grand Canyon, including five mountain terraces, fifty-eight streams, and ninety-eight waterfalls. There are a total of 203 large and small scenic spots. The beautiful natural scenery also contains rich cultural landscapes. The Confucian and Buddhist cultural landscapes praised by literati and inkmen in the past are the spiritual charms of the Zhejiang Grand Canyon. The natural and original landscape is the natural portrayal of the Zhejiang Grand Canyon. The creation of a mountain recreation area known as the “City of Clouds and Fantasy” is Innovation and development. During the journey, integrating yourself in the scenery, seeing the world and enjoying the scenery is the true spiritual journey.

Into Tongren

Tongren is located in the hinterland of Wuling Mountain in the northeast of Guizhou Province, with a mild and livable subtropical climate. In the territory of Tongren, there is no shortage of magnificent mountains, verdant forests and many rare and rare species. Come to this place between the pure land of Brahma, punch in the Chinese version” Castle in the Sky”, experience Along the waybrilliantAnd muchMetaThe ethnic customs of the border areas are destined to be a different travel experience.

How to play Tongren?

Fanjing Mountain

The scenic Fanjing Mountain is located to the west of the downtown area of ​​Tongren City.This is known as the “Brahma Pure LandThe famous mountain is also a good place to escape the summer heat and practice meditation and worship. In the mountain, travelers can not only watch the rich wildlife and lush virgin forest up close, but also visit the famous Maitreya Bodhisattva Taoist Temple. “Heart Paradise” launched an unforgettable spiritual journey.

Mushroom Rock is the main peak of Fanjing Mountain. Named after the shape of a mushroom. This piece Unique shapeBoulder It has stood on the Lao Jinding Mountain for a billion years.Outside the old golden dome, there stands a new golden dome with a height of 100 meters, also known as”Red Cloud Goldtop”. At the top,Hongyun Golden Summit is split by Jindao Gorge, and the two peaks are enshrined separatelySakyamuni and Maitreya two Buddhas.Between the two peaks,Connected by sky bridge.

On the left side of the golden dome, is the ancient temple Cheng’en Temple built in the early Ming Dynasty. The temple buildings with red walls and gray tiles stand under the red clouds and golden roofs. In the early morning or evening, if there is a sea of ​​clouds or the light of Buddha, it will be even more spectacular.

? 280 yuan (ticket + round-trip sightseeing car + round-trip ropeway); 100 yuan (ticket only)

? Fanjing Mountain Scenic Area, Heiwan River, Taiping Township, near Hangrui Expressway, Jiangkou County, Tongren City, Guizhou Province

08:00-19:00 (peak season); 08:00-18:00 (non-peak season)

? In Guiyang and Hunan’s Changsha, Zhangjiajie, Changde, Jishou, and Fenghuang, there are daily passenger buses to Tongren. In peak season, there are multiple passenger buses to Fanjing Mountain at Tongren North Bus Station (200 meters in front of Tongren Railway Station).In the off-season, you need to take a bus to Jiangkou County Bus Station, then transfer to Fanjing Mountain

Zhaisha Dongzhai

Zhaisha Dongzhai is located on the Taiping River under Fanjing Mountain. In the center of this quiet and harmonious Dong Village, there is a narrow bluestone road. On both sides of the road, the scattered Dong Village dwellings are lined up along the stone road. At the end of Qingshiban Road is a circular square. In the center of the square, stands the unique bell and drum tower of Dongzhai. Below the Bell and Drum Tower is the place where Dongzhai’s festivals are held. After night fell, the Bell and Drum Tower was shining brightly, and the whole village was filled with a festive atmosphere like a celebration.

If you have enough time, you might as well visit the village surrounded by green hills before officially entering the mountain.Shadong Village, experience the unique local ethnic customs at the foot of Fanjing Mountain.

? 30yuan

? Fanjing Mountain, Taiping Township, Jiangkou County, Guizhou Province

all day

Miaowangcheng

This Miao King City, known as “the first village of Miao in a thousand miles of Xinjiang”, is located in Songtao, northeast of Tongren. The Royal City has a history of more than 600 years. In the complex and winding stone alleys, many antique Miao frontier buildings stand next to each other, which are not only beautiful, but also have a strong Miao customs.

? 80 yuan

? Zhengda Township, Songtao Miao Autonomous County, Tongren City, Guizhou Province

08:30-17:00

Shiqian Hot Spring

Shiqian County is located in the west corner of Tongren City. This small town with a small appearance is surprisingly home to one of the oldest hot springs in the country-Shiqian Hot Springs. Shiqian ancient hot spring has a history of more than four hundred years. The large pool scale and excellent water quality make it a popular holiday place.

?199 yuan

? Tangshan Town, Shiqian County, Tongren City, Guizhou Province

8:00-23:00 (outdoor hot spring); indoor hot spring is open all day

Yamugou

Yamugou is located in Jiangkou County, Tongren City, adjacent to Fanjing Mountain. Standing among the beautiful cliffs in the Yamugou, walking on the pedestrian trail, you can see the river flowing all the year round in the ditch, the vegetation is luxuriant, like a paradise. There is also an interesting Tujia style garden in the park, which preserves the ancient houses and living utensils that have been handed down to the world.

? 128 yuan

? Zhaibao Village, Taiping Town, Jiangkou County, Tongren City, Guizhou Province

8:00-18:00

? By car: Depart from downtown Tongren and turn to X508 via S305. After arriving at Fanjing Mountain, you will arrive at Yamugou

Zhenyuan Miaojiang Great Wall

Zhenyuan Miaojiang Great Wall is located in Zhenyuan near Tongren and was once part of the Southern Great Wall in the Ming Dynasty. This once-large-scale military defense project is now only fragments of ancient ruins. If you want to better understand the humanities and history of the Miao territory, you can choose to come to Zhenyuan to see the remains of the Miaojiang Great Wall still standing among the mountains.

?North of Zhenyuan County, Guizhou Province

How to eat Tongren?

Rice tofu

When you come to Tongren for the first time, you must try the unique local snack-rice tofu. The soft and glutinous rice tofu is wrapped in the local hot and sour sauce. The hot and sour sauce and the sweetness and softness of the rice tofu are combined. The layering is full and you will never be disappointed.

? Zhangjiami Tofu Dumpling Shop Jiefang RoadGome Gate of Fulin Building

6:00-18:00

You Ba Ba

This kind of golden color, soft, glutinous and crispy snack is a traditional breakfast of Tongren.After the rice, glutinous rice and soybeans are ground and proportioned, they are fried in an oil pan until golden brown and ready to be eaten.

Sugar hemp balls

In Tongren, you can also try a snack that is quite popular among locals-Tang Ma Yuan. This local snack is beautiful in appearance and easy to make. The freshly made sugar hemp balls have both the crispy fragrant after frying, the glutinous fragrance of glutinous rice and the sweetness of sesame on the outer skin of the sugar hemp balls. The taste is also very delicious.

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-Guiyang North Railway StationwithGuiyang East Railway StationHave toTongrenStation of high-speed rail, About 2 hours by car;In terms of air traffic, there are flights to Tongren Phoenix Airport from all over the country, and the traffic is convenient.

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