Previously, when referring to shrubs such as heather, rhododendron, blueberry, etc., Ha would think of a remote temperate land with vast green hills that only appeared on television. However, recently, in the market, there has been a sudden trend of playing imported heather branches, she is also curious to buy and play. According to Ms. Ha, a heather is a dozen times more expensive than playing with domestic flowers such as lotus, lily, pink, chrysanthemum, … In return, they are quite new ornamental plants, kept indoors. look always fresh green and cool, suitable for these hot summer days. The green heather branches are causing a fever in the market this summer (photo: Tran Ly) Selling heather branches for two years now, Ms. Nguyen Thi Van – a flower dealer in Au Co (Tay Ho, Hanoi) – said that this type of decorative foliage has appeared on the market since last year. However, up to this point, they have become popular and are sought after by many people. Heather branches are imported from Japan, belonging to the shrub family. This is one of the most popular indoor plants, especially since they have no scent so anyone can play. Around August is the time when heather flowers in dense clusters of pink, red, and purple colors. However, every week, the goods only come back once on Sunday, not often, about 200-300 branches. Depending on the canopy and shape of each branch, the price will vary, ranging from 300,000 to 600,000 VND/branch, from 1.3 to 1.6 meters high. There are even beautiful branches that are 2-2.2 meters high and cost up to 1.4 million VND. Because the price of this branch is quite expensive, she has to wait for customers to order Van to collect and then import it, but there is no surplus. Many customers called to urge her to refuse because the goods were not sold enough, Ms. Van said. There are heather branches worth millions of dollars still ordered by many people (photo: N.Thuy) Just selling heather branches for more than a month now, Ms. Phung Thuy Linh – owner of a flower shop in Tran Dang Ninh (Cau Giay, Hanoi) – also admitted that, in recent days, imported heather branches are as expensive as shrimp. fresh. Her shop is always out of stock, customers who want to buy have to wait for the goods to arrive next week. According to Ms. Linh, heather is often found in temperate countries such as Japan, Russia, Belgium, etc. When they return to Vietnam, they are very popular. However, the number of goods on each trip is not much, just over 100 branches, enough to pay for individual customers, not for wholesale delivery. Because the goods are not available and do not come back often, on this occasion, heather branches are even more “hot” and are sought after by many women. “The price of heather branches ranges from 250,000-300,000 VND / branch, expensive, about 1 million VND depending on the shape, height and canopy of each branch. Like peach and pear branches in Vietnam, heather branches are quite small and fragile, so the transport must be careful and gentle or it will break easily,” she said. Notably, at the end of the flowering season, the tree can still be used for decoration for a long time, until about October onwards, it is no longer available. Therefore, many people are very excited to buy and play on this occasion because the green leaves look very cool, bringing ethereal and luxurious beauty to the room, Linh said.

Hops are an indispensable ingredient in beer production – a wonderful drink that is loved by every country. However, few people know that hops are also used to eat with the most expensive prices in the world. The hops, scientifically known as humulus lupulus, are shaped like the tops of asparagus and are only for the rich to enjoy. In the past, when the beer industry was new, young shoots that did not bloom into flowers were considered waste. Over time, what used to be discarded has become the most expensive vegetable in the world with a price of more than 1,000 USD/kg. The reason why the price of hops shoots is so high is because of the scarcity of this plant. Hops sprout only once in the spring, between March and April. Moreover, the life time of hops shoots is not long. Just a short time after the hops sprout, the hops will quickly perish if not harvested. The expensiveness of hops buds also comes from the sophisticated harvesting process. Hops do not grow in rows, so harvesting must be done entirely by hand. The harvester must carefully find the buds growing in the foliage. They are so small that it takes thousands of hops to fill a bag Garden owners also have to depend on the weather to have a reasonable harvest schedule within 14 days of hops sprouting. They are quite picky about habitat, so they are usually grown only in England and Belgium. Having a shape and taste similar to asparagus when eaten raw, some people think that the hops buds, if eaten raw, are quite bitter, tasting like green beans, but when cooked, it has a very distinct flavor. After being harvested, most of the hops are used by luxury restaurants to cater to privileged diners. Hops shoots can be used for salads, noodles or baked… according to the preferences of the buyer. Sautéing garlic is also an option that many people who have eaten hops appreciate. For many chefs around the world, hops are considered a great ingredient to prepare the unique dishes that make them famous. Please watch the video: The strangest shaped trees in the world. Source: Happy and healthy every day

The phoenix flower tree has the English name Flamboyant, also known as phoenix, oval west, scallop… The phoenix is ​​a red-flowered plant found in tropical or subtropical regions. Phoenix flowers bloom from about late April to June, depending on the region. This flower is native to Madagascar. In addition to its ornamental value, phoenix also acts as a shade tree in tropical conditions. The phoenix tree is quite tall, about 5m to 12m. The phoenix tree has wide spreading foliage and its dense foliage provides shade. The phoenix flower has 5 petals spreading bright red or orange-red, often forming large clusters. In Vietnam, the phoenix tree was introduced and planted by the French in the late 19th century in big cities such as Hai Phong, Hanoi, Da Nang, and Saigon. Even Hai Phong is also known as the “City of red phoenix flowers”. In Hanoi, the phoenix tree is grown quite popularly. They are planted on sidewalks, parks, schools. When the phoenix flowers begin to bloom, it is also the time to signal exam season, summer, and school release season. That’s why, the first sentence of the song Phuong Hong: Carts full of phoenix flowers, where is my summer baby going… has been deeply imprinted in the hearts of many young people. The phoenix flower rose strongly in the terrible heat of Hanoi. Along the rivers, lakes and both sides of the capital’s roads are now tinged with brilliant red. The phoenix trees on the street produce bright red flowers, combined with the purple color of the mausoleum, the yellow color of the scalloped flowers, creating the summer colors of Hanoi. All of them light up in many generations of Hanoians the fire of love every time they look at those bright colors.

Lam Dong has suffered a lot of heavy rains these days, so that’s why the land of thousands of flowers is less brilliant. However, throughout the strip of land on Lam Vien plateau, many flowers are still blooming. To affirm to be worthy of the title “land of thousands of flowers”, so despite rain or wind, many flowers still show off their fragrance and bloom. Cherry blossom also contributes to help this land bloom all year round. Located in the premises of Bao Loc Silk and Silk Company (VIKOTEX), the cherry tree was planted by factory workers 20 years ago. Up to now, after nearly so many seasons for flowers, the cherry trees are still engrossed in silk, not only beautifying the landscape but also contributing to cleaning the air here. The scientific name is Cassia Javanica, a legume, native to Southeast Asia. In Vietnam, Muong Anh Dao is distributed mainly in the forests of the Central Highlands and the Southeast. Muong Anh Dao is called phoenix by the people of Lam Vien plateau. It is a woody, perennial tree with a maximum height of about 20 m. It is a compound tree with broad umbrella-shaped leaves and gray-brown bark. Cherry Blossoms bloom in clusters, 15 cm long or more. Flowers bright pink, stamens 10, not equal. According to the security guard of the company VIKOTEX, many tourists passing by stopped to ask to take pictures of the cherry trees on the premises of this company. Despite the heavy rains that hit the wide and luxuriant flower canopy, for nearly 2 months, this cherry tree is still fresh and pink, still blooming in its own way. The cherry trees have become familiar to the people of Bao Loc city every summer.

About 200 km from Saigon, Bu Gia Map National Park is located at the end of the South Truong Son range. This place has a rather special geographical position, which is a transitional place from the Central Highlands to the Southern Delta. To the east of Bu Gia Map is Dak Nong province, to the northwest, it borders Cambodia. I have been to many forests and climbing mountains in Europe and America, but the tropical forests of Southeast Asia (including Vietnam) always have their own charm that is hard to resist. Nature at Bu Gia Map attracts visitors by the rusticity, of the wildest things such as fresh, cool air and clear streams. In particular, this place is also characterized by the primeval forest when there are many rare species of trees such as rosewood, red oak, and cedarwood. Visitors coming here are easily caught up in the rolling, fanciful foliage of ancient trees up to 40-50 m high. Visitors coming here are easily caught up in the rolling, fanciful foliage of the 40-50 m tall old trees. I silently watched the clouds fly alternately in the forest foliage, in the high blue sky. Stepping into the wilderness always gives you a feeling of being nourished, peaceful and elated at the same time. Here, I also learn how to exploit my senses more, feel the natural world more and more attractive. Going through the primeval forests, breathe in the fresh air created by the trees. The air given by nature will make your soul light and relaxed. Nature also always heals our troubles, doesn’t it? The habitat of the humid tropical forest is diverse. There are plants that are used by indigenous people as medicinal herbs, or used in daily life such as giant umbrella tree, mausoleum. The forest also has cool, clear streams that are filtered completely naturally through layers, layers of forest trees and rocks. With low mountainous terrain, the trails here have a moderate slope, quite easy to go. The plants intertwine with the stream create a diversity of landscapes, as well as the habitat of many animals. The biodiversity makes the forest scenery more pure and fresh. I could smell the damp vegetation and the rotten leaves slowly blending into the forest soil, giving off a pungent odor. The deeper you go into the forest, the more strange and curious you will feel. The most interesting thing is probably when being immersed in the rapids and natural lakes in the middle of the forest with the flow originating from Dak Nong province. The clear sound of the stream, the murmuring water helps your soul to be strangely peaceful. This is the time when I let myself float on the pure, blue water. Lakes and streams intertwine with the forest canopy, blending in and out, creating a feeling of friendliness and immersion as if returning to the primitive period. Not only watching the majestic scenery, I also learned about the culinary culture and traditional dishes of the S’tieng and M’nong people such as lam rice, Thuc soup, grilled chicken, stream fish, wild vegetables… Going to pick wild vegetables, collect firewood, catch fish from streams… then set up a kitchen, boil water for tree roots with a mausoleum and cook in the middle of the forest with bamboo tubes. Traditional Thuc Soup (Trau Pung) of the S’tieng includes rattan buds, bitter eggplant, spinach, wild mushrooms and stream fish. Com lam, a traditional dish typical of the cultural identity of the S’tieng people. In the S’tieng language, lam rice is called “Bien man don ka”, which means that sticky rice is cooked into rice in a bamboo tube. This is also an indispensable dish in their holidays and Tet. The S’tieng and M’nong people have a long tradition of association with the mountains and forests. Since ancient times, these ethnic groups have lived along primeval forests and depended on hunting, gathering, and shifting cultivation. Coming here, I also had the opportunity to travel on the beautiful border route. There are 2 main roads to go through Bu Gia Map, DT 741 road and Binh Phuoc province border. The difference is that these two roads can connect to form a circle embracing the forest. Bu Gia Map National Park – the green lung of the Southeast region, is definitely a great experience for anyone who loves nature. There is no phone signal or internet, where you are completely immersed in nature, listening and enjoying the sounds of the mountains. You will feel the breeze on your skin, hear the harmonious singing of birds, smell the fragrance of plants, taste the sweetness of the air… Note before the journey You must contact the managers of Bu Gia Map in advance. They will assign a guide to lead you to the desired location. Without a guide, rangers and border guards will not allow you to enter the forest. In addition, you need to prepare all the basic items when entering the forest: – Shoes with good adhesion, climbing ability, bring slippers (when not going to the forest), long socks that can be draped over pants to avoid squeezing, insects – Comfortable jungle clothes, good elasticity, swimwear for bathing – Snacks and drinks – Common medical drugs, insect repellents, extractors

About 200 km from Saigon, Bu Gia Map National Park is located at the end of the South Truong Son range. This place has a rather special geographical position, which is a transitional place from the Central Highlands to the Southern Delta. To the east of Bu Gia Map is Dak Nong province, to the northwest, it borders Cambodia. I have been to many forests and climbing mountains in Europe and America, but the tropical forests of Southeast Asia (including Vietnam) always have their own charm that is hard to resist. Nature at Bu Gia Map attracts visitors by the rusticity, of the wildest things such as fresh, cool air and clear streams. In particular, this place is also characterized by the primeval forest when there are many rare species of trees such as rosewood, red oak, and cedarwood. Visitors coming here are easily caught up in the rolling, fanciful foliage of ancient trees up to 40-50 m high. Visitors coming here are easily caught up in the rolling, fanciful foliage of the 40-50 m tall old trees. I silently watched the clouds fly alternately in the forest foliage, in the high blue sky. Stepping into the wilderness always gives you a feeling of being nourished, peaceful and elated at the same time. Here, I also learn how to exploit my senses more, feel the natural world more and more attractive. Going through the primeval forests, breathe in the fresh air created by the trees. The air given by nature will make your soul light and relaxed. Nature also always heals our troubles, doesn’t it? The habitat of the humid tropical forest is diverse. There are plants that are used by indigenous people as medicinal herbs, or used in daily life such as giant umbrella tree, mausoleum. The forest also has cool, clear streams that are filtered completely naturally through layers, layers of forest trees and rocks. With low mountainous terrain, the trails here have a moderate slope, quite easy to go. The plants intertwine with the stream create a diversity of landscapes, as well as the habitat of many animals. The biodiversity makes the forest scenery more pure and fresh. I could smell the damp vegetation and the rotten leaves slowly blending into the forest soil, giving off a pungent odor. The deeper you go into the forest, the more strange and curious you will feel. The most interesting thing is probably when being immersed in the rapids and natural lakes in the middle of the forest with the flow originating from Dak Nong province. The clear sound of the stream, the murmuring water helps your soul to be strangely peaceful. This is the time when I let myself float on the pure, blue water. Lakes and streams intertwine with the forest canopy, blending in and out, creating a feeling of friendliness and immersion as if returning to the primitive period. Not only watching the majestic scenery, I also learned about the culinary culture and traditional dishes of the S’tieng and M’nong people such as lam rice, Thuc soup, grilled chicken, stream fish, wild vegetables… Going to pick wild vegetables, collect firewood, catch fish from streams… then set up a kitchen, boil water for tree roots with a mausoleum and cook in the middle of the forest with bamboo tubes. Traditional Thuc Soup (Trau Pung) of the S’tieng includes rattan buds, bitter eggplant, spinach, wild mushrooms and stream fish. Com lam, a traditional dish typical of the cultural identity of the S’tieng people. In the S’tieng language, lam rice is called “Bien man don ka”, which means that sticky rice is cooked into rice in a bamboo tube. This is also an indispensable dish in their holidays and Tet. The S’tieng and M’nong people have a long tradition of association with the mountains and forests. Since ancient times, these ethnic groups have lived along primeval forests and depended on hunting, gathering, and shifting cultivation. Coming here, I also had the opportunity to travel on the beautiful border route. There are 2 main roads to go through Bu Gia Map, DT 741 road and Binh Phuoc province border. The difference is that these two roads can connect to form a circle embracing the forest. Bu Gia Map National Park – the green lung of the Southeast region, is definitely a great experience for anyone who loves nature. There is no phone signal or internet, where you are completely immersed in nature, listening and enjoying the sounds of the mountains. You will feel the breeze on your skin, hear the harmonious singing of birds, smell the fragrance of plants, taste the sweetness of the air… Note before the journey You must contact the managers of Bu Gia Map in advance. They will assign a guide to lead you to the desired location. Without a guide, rangers and border guards will not allow you to enter the forest. In addition, you need to prepare all the basic items when entering the forest: – Shoes with good adhesion, climbing ability, bring slippers (when not going to the forest), long socks that can be draped over pants to avoid squeezing, insects – Comfortable jungle clothes, good elasticity, swimwear for bathing – Snacks and drinks – Common medical drugs, insect repellents, extractors

The tree was originally planted for urban landscaping and shade, but has gradually become a familiar landmark in Hanoi every summer. The purple mausoleum is also associated with the memories of many generations born and raised in Hanoi, especially at school age. The faithful purple color of the mausoleum flower and the characteristic red color of the phoenix flower have been associated with the childhood years of generations of students. As noted by the reporter of Tien Phong newspaper, these days all over the streets such as Kim Ma, Dao Tan, Tran Duy Hung, Tran Thai Tong … mausoleum flowers have begun to bloom. Just one purple mausoleum tree is enough to cool the house and help the small space on a street in Hanoi become more lively. The characteristic purple color of the mausoleum flower has created a highlight for all corners of the streets and streets of Hanoi capital. Dandelion has thick and wide foliage, so it is planted as a shade tree in many streets. The front houses in the heart of the capital are embellished with the purple color of flowers by the mausoleum to create shade, while adding to the image of a shimmering house. The flowers are purple or light purple, pinkish purple, growing in beautiful clusters. Each flower when blooming is usually spread wide and is made up of 6 thin petals, light as paper when falling to the ground. Purple lily flowers are only seen for a short time, because the flowers bloom quickly and fade very quickly. The mausoleum has many different colors such as purple, pink, light white… but perhaps the purple mausoleum is a familiar image, associated with the most memories of the people of the capital.

Located on the riverbank of Cam Thanh commune in Hoi An (Quang Nam), the house is owned by Ms. Giang – an environmental expert. She conceived of the house as a space mixed with greenery. According to the group of architects, this house is not only a place to go home for a family of four, but it is also home to birds, spiders, or insects in the foliage. This is a small community center where homeowners work with their own environmental group and meet neighbors to build community relationships. Therefore, the architect creates an organization that has overlap in occupying space. The house in view of the architect is a traditional inn in Hoi An ancient town but rolled up like a shell. Houses are also built with these local materials at a very affordable cost. The spaces on the ground floor of the house are first raised together with a large garden and then spread out into the garden. Functional groups put in a garden rather than a garden set in a house. In the dining room, for example, the floor is both the floor but also a large bench placed in the garden where people work in groups or chat. With a prefabricated steel building structure leaning against thick walls on the ground floor, exposed structures of the house can be seen. Internally, human activities are encouraged to take place in different situations, creating different spatial boundaries. Thanks to that, the space shape changes, promoting the activities of people and neighbors to create a complete home. Photo source: Chimnon studio Video: House 25m2- the opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

She creates beautiful, sustainable, and durable works of art using tree sap and natural vegetation. “I travel a lot of places and get inspired by nature,” says Anna Paschenko. “Each wall art is handcrafted,” one of a kind “, like miniature ecosystems with real plant life. The materials for making paintings are 100% real natural plants. Each picture looks lifelike, bringing a feeling of closeness to nature Anna uses real black sand to create coastlines and oceans made of turpentine. “I use ferns and many different types of moss and the branches of the trees I pick while traveling,” revealed the Ukrainian artist. Anna Paschenko crafted the entire coastal landscape in a flat, circular metal frame. She uses real moss, black sand, and pebbles to create miniature terrains. Each work when finished looks real life, you can imagine the tiny creatures of the world living in it. In some paintings, Anna even added a miniature model house nestled under lush foliage. Even though each picture is made from natural plants, you don’t have to worry about keeping the plants looking good. According to Anna, “stable mosses retain shape and color for up to 10 years, ferns up to 5 years with no need to care or water.” Green paintings are inspired by the nature of plants and trees, as a reminder of each of us to consciously protect the environment. Arranged differently, each picture is a work “unique” These jungle-inspired works don’t take much care.

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.

Bearing the hallmarks of a traditional craft village, the five-story house has walls surrounded by Bat Trang ceramic bricks. This work is the work of famous architect Vo Trong Nghia. Located in the heart of the famous pottery village, Bat Trang pottery house inherits traditional values ​​and modern development through impressive architecture. With a total area of ​​740 m2, the house has 3 layers of ventilation system: ceramic brick wall layer, green tree layer and glass door layer. The house is not only the living space of a family of 3 generations, but also a showroom of the family’s pottery business. Behind a layer of ceramic bricks is a green tree with tall trees reaching out through the foliage and shading through the large windows. With the main task of air conditioning, dust prevention, the green tree cushion plays an important role in reducing heat into the living space. In addition, the green tree factor is also a balance between modern comfortable life and friendly life with nature. Serving as the first ventilation layer in the passive ventilation system of the house, the ceramic tiles are arranged into small to large openings. Completed in 2020, the ceramic house is cool in summer but warm in winter.

Ong Do Nghi street attracts people with two straight and tall areca rows. “Green silk ribbon” of the West Ong Do Nghi route connecting the center of Tan Tru town with Duc Tan commune (Tan Tru district, Long An province) stands out in the middle of rice fields, green dragon fruits cut by two rows of tall areca kings. From a distance, the king areca row looks like a “green silk ribbon” winding, crossing the rice field. Just been concreted, Ong Do Nghi street is nestled between two straight rows of king’s areca, body as big as a hug. During 2km leading to Duc Tan commune, pedestrians are shaded by foliage of more than 300 areca stumps. The “nestled” road between the two rows of king areca trees is planted evenly. Local people said that the areca king on both sides of the road was planted nearly 30 years ago. Each areca tree root is planted a certain distance apart to form a natural fence. From the day areca was planted, people together take care of and protect to this day. Currently, the two rows of areca are soaring, the foliage is intertwined to create shade for the road. The winding road, running through the rice paddies, green dragon fruit gives people passing through here a sense of peace and tranquility. With the age of nearly 30 years old, the tall areca trees, the intertwined foliage cover the road. The people here said that the attraction and beauty of the road change in each time of the day, each season of the year. Early in the morning, the road attracts people to pass through by the scenery of two rows of areca hidden in the misty morning mist. At noon, the sun rises, the rows of areca cast long shadow into a strip of dark blue curling on the green, eye-catching green surface. In the afternoon, many people love the view of sunset through the king’s areca leaves. The road becomes pride, the symbol of Tan Tru town. Visitors on the road before and after Tet will have the feeling of going through the golden strip with the aroma of ripe rice fields. On other occasions of the year, a road like “green silk ribbon” curves across the green rice fields, and the dragon fruit garden is in bloom with yellow or red flowers in color of ripe fruit. “Path to happiness” In recent times, the areca king street has become famous in the distance, attracting tourists by its poetic beauty. From the very beginning of the street, visitors were attracted by the signboard reading “The way to happiness”. From a distance, the road is like a “green silk ribbon” squeezing through the rice fields, green dragon fruit. Locals say, the road is as meaningful to them as the name itself is. On the way home, Mr. Nam (45 years old, living in Duc Tan commune) said: “I am a resident here, walking on this road every day, but I still find it very beautiful. The feeling of walking under the king’s areca leaf, gliding through the straight areca trunks on the two sides of the road is very fond ”. According to Mr. Nam, the local people are “very excited” when the road is concreted clean and has a beautiful landscape. This place becomes a place to rest, stay cool, avoid the sun after every hour of working tired fields for people. To have this clean, beautiful, poetic road, the local people together protect and take care of the king’s areca row. “In the afternoon, surrounding people also come here to exercise. Some go for a run, others ride a bike, go for a cool walk to enjoy the fresh air ”, Mr. Nam shared. The green road is also chosen by many young people, couples choose to be a place of love, wedding photography. At weekends, this place also attracts many tourists to admire the scenery, experience the fresh air, check-in the most unique street in the West. Currently, local people put decorative lights along the road. Every day, people often come here to exercise, take a walk, breathe fresh air. Mr. Long, a tourist from Ho Chi Minh City to “see” the happy road, shared: “The road is very beautiful. People say that the king areca row has been planted since 1992. If that is true, it is not easy to have 2 rows of beautiful areca like this “. “Because, more than a decade ago, the king’s areca was very valuable, there was even a fever about this ornamental plant. People around the road must be diligent, unanimous in protection and care to have this intact and beautiful areca goods, ”Mr. Long said. The road becomes an attractive destination for nature lovers. On weekends, young people often come here to “live virtual”. The path of happiness is also the place where many couples are in love. Watch more video: Beautiful flower wall attracts Saigon girls to check-in Posts, photos: Nguyen Son

Located in Quang Thinh village, Tam Dinh commune, Tuong Duong district, the odd gas forest belongs to the world biosphere reserve in the West of Nghe An province with towering rows of odd chrysanthemum trees from 30-40m high. Photo: Thanh Cuong Gasoline is widely distributed in Tuong Duong district and many other areas of Nghe An, but until now it has been exploited mostly, only in Tam Dinh forest. The odd gas grows slowly, the trunks here indicate the forest has existed for hundreds of years. Photo: Thanh Cuong Located from the city. Vinh about 140km, along Highway 7A, this odd gas forest was put on the list of strict protection by the People’s Committee of Nghe An province. Photo: Thanh Cuong Each season is different, the beauty of the forest also has its own characteristics. Photo: Thanh Cuong At times, the whole forest is engulfed in the green color of green leaves, when it is dotted with pale gray color of the tree trunk. Sometimes the foliage turns the golden yellow of the sun, then turns reddish yellow in cold, windy winter days. Photo: Thanh Cuong Regardless of the season, Nghe An retail forest always has a wonderful and majestic beauty that makes visitors fall in love. Photo: Thanh Cuong Photo: Thanh Cuong In the fall foliage season, the loose natural gas forest brings a picturesque landscape, becoming an interesting stopover for tourists on their journey to discover the West of Nghe. Photo: Hoang Ha