1. Ba Be district belongs to which province? Bac Ninh
Bac Giang
Bac Kan Ba Be district is located in the northwest of Bac Kan province. The district name is also the name of a famous lake – Ba Be lake, the “heart” of Ba Be National Park, located in this district. Image: Vu Minh Quan . 2. What are the characteristics of Ba Be Lake? Natural freshwater lake formed on limestone karst mountain
The lake area has many rare and diverse species of flora and fauna
All right As a famous tourist destination, Ba Be Lake has many unique features that attract tourists to explore. According to documents of the Department of Cultural Heritage, Ba Be Lake is one of the few large and beautiful natural freshwater lakes in the world formed on limestone karst mountains, with a long and complex geological history. The lake area is rich in biodiversity, with about 1,268 species of higher vascular plants, 470 species of vertebrates, among which there are rare and endemic species. Image: Yenchee07 . 3. Ba Be Lake scenic spot was ranked as a special national relic in which year? 2021
2012
2002 Ba Be Lake not only has a unique geological and geomorphological history with beautiful landscapes, it is also known for its archaeological results showing traces of prehistoric people’s residence from ancient times, along with cultural features. abundance of local people today. With those values, the scenic Ba Be Lake was ranked as a special national monument in 2012. Photo: Kevinly_. 4. Which province has Lak district? Dak Lak
Dak Nong
Gia Lai Lak district belongs to Dak Lak province, located in the southeast of this province. The name of the district is also the name of a famous natural freshwater lake here – Lak lake, with an area of ​​​​more than 500 hectares, according to the documents of the Dak Lak Museum. Image: Hoang Tuan Anh . 5. In what year was Lak Lake ranked as a national scenic spot? two thousand and thirteen
2003
1993 Lak Lake was ranked as a national scenic spot in 1993. The lake has a poetic landscape, surrounded by large mountain ranges covered with primeval forests. Lak Lake is currently one of the most attractive destinations in Dak Lak. Image: Hoang Tuan Anh . 6. What province is Dau Tieng district in? Pacify

Binh Thuan
Binh Duong Dau Tieng district is located in the north of Binh Duong province. There is Dau Tieng lake, which is an irrigation work of over 27,000 hectares, with a capacity of about 1.5 billion m3 of water (however, most of the lake basin is in Duong Minh Chau district, Tay Ninh province). Image: Vi Linh . 7. The mountain in Dau Tieng district, located on Dau Tieng lake, has the famous Thai Son pagoda? Cau Mountain
Mount Ket
Nung Mountain Cau Mountain is located on Dau Tieng Lake, with Thai Son Pagoda halfway up the mountainside, so people also call it Thai Son Nui Cau Pagoda. The pagoda is a famous destination attracting many tourists from all over the world. To the top of Cau mountain, visitors can enjoy the lake view. Image: Rickdesoto . Peaceful scenery at the largest man-made lake in Vietnam About 38 km from Tay Ninh city, Dau Tieng lake is known as a favorite camping spot for many young people. Visitors come here to enjoy the fresh, quiet air.

The villa area with a total area of ​​​​more than 4000 m2 in Da Lat (Lam Dong) of Jerrim Vu and his wife Thuy Trang is likened to stepping out of Japanese movies. Homeowners pay special attention to the surrounding landscape with bonsai trees, lawns, lakes, fruit trees and flowers… According to Mr. Jerrim Vu, the villa is worth about 60 billion VND, has 6 bedrooms and was built within 4 years. Up to now, all stages are still in the process of completion. Jerrim Vu and his wife like the minimalist Japanese style but comfortable and modern. Part of the house has design drawings made by architects in Ho Chi Minh City, while the garden, fish pond … he created himself. This land he and his wife bought for a long time, has a location adjacent to a natural lake of 68 hectares, the largest in Da Lat city, so they decided to build it as a place to live, giving the children a fresh living space. Typical Japanese wooden gate, stone wall. Artificial springs have the effect of air conditioning and feng shui. 2-storey villa with wide glass door system, sunny, enough living space for a family of 3 generations. A corner of the garden is planted with ferns, spread with crushed stone. The path has a large stone slab, planted with Japanese grass on both sides. The pavilion overlooks the city’s freshwater lake. Beautiful landscape of the villa.

Small, beautiful roads, gently sloping, floating between the immense green of the roadside trees and the blue of the sky. But, that still isn’t enough. Coming to Buon Ma Thuot, do not forget to visit and experience these interesting addresses: Interesting Dak Lak Museum At first, we were quite indifferent when we saw that the design of the museum was not very convenient for visitors. A guest approached the door, turned around and lamented “nothing”. But, it was because the front door was closed, we entered from the back entrance. After buying tickets and having an narrator, the whole group was really impressed and fascinated by the interesting and useful information. Dak Lak Museum has 3 main exhibition spaces, providing a basic and complete introduction to Biodiversity, National Culture and History of the plateau land and people. Dak Lak Museum is designed according to the traditional longhouse architecture of the Ede ethnic group in the Central Highlands (photo of Dak Lak Museum). However, there are many very familiar things in life that when you come here you will know and scream with delight, like skull pepper with black pepper, which is more spicy than the other; Are gongs created by the Central Highlands people; Any ethnic girl in Dak Lak when she is an adult, the longer her earlobes are, the more beautiful she is; What kind of tree has a very beautiful, fragrant, and extremely rare wood grain that is only available in Vietnam, now there are less than 100 roots; why long house of Ede people have such architecture; and matriarchy, at home women are the best but outside men are the leaders, even in the present life… The answer is all at Dak Lak Museum, after you take a tour and listen to the narrator named Trang, introduce and explain. In particular, outside the museum yard, there is a pair of camphor over a hundred years old: a shady tree with a giant stump of 3-4 new embraces, a dead tree, the root is kept as a souvenir. In addition, there are two ylang-ylang trees in front of the villa of Bao Dai Palace, several dozen years old, with large and wide canopy, fragrant flowers. In Buon Ma Thuot, there is also the World Coffee Museum, designed to simulate the impressive architecture of a long house, standing out against the blue sky, so it is an ideal place for you to take pictures to check-in. But, the artifacts displayed inside are not enough to attract visitors, if not too faint. Outside the Coffee World Museum, the architecture is very beautiful and the sky is blue, everyone who comes here wants to take pictures to check-in. Lak Lake, so absorbed in forgetting the way back A place that should not be missed is Lak Lake, the largest natural freshwater lake in the Central Highlands located at an altitude of 500m above sea level, connecting with Krong Ana River. Distance from city center. Buon Ma Thuot is about 60-70km, only after nearly 2 hours by car, you can experience and discover the unique beauty of this place. View of Lawk Lake from where you stop to enjoy the cool breeze At a glance, you may not be impressed because the lake is not as beautiful as imagined. But, experience it. Not only is it a walk to admire the lake, ride an elephant, go canoeing or kayak, … but it is important to bathe in the depth of the cultural, historical and life space of the M’ ethnic group. Nong, Ede. If you missed it, it would be a pity. According to Ms. Nguyen Nga, a tourist from Hanoi, you can choose to spend the night at Lak Tented Camp, a resort deep in the lake, quiet and separate from the surrounding world. Full of elephant riding around the lake, you should try the elephant dung coffee, only 60,000 VND/cup to feel its different taste. Cycling in the morning to explore village life and waterfall trekking. In the afternoon, you can see and learn about the unique and traditional black pottery craft in Vietnam – the profession is almost lost, only 1-2 people keep it in the village. The strange thing is that only women take on this work. They make crude ceramic products, do not use turntables to craft and open-fired pottery with firewood and rice husks. Pottery artist. In the photo is a statue of an elephant ready to be baked, placed as a souvenir for guests (photo by Nguyen Nga) Unique handmade pottery with glossy black color, fired with wood and rice husks (photo by Nguyen Nga) At night, you will enjoy the dance of M’Nong girls around the campfire and drink it with can wine,… Special experiences that when you leave, you still wonder why you have a place. so enchanting. Many attractions waiting to be discovered On the way back to the city, you should visit Mother elephant rock – also known as Yangtao Elephant Rock – not far from 5km is Rock Elephant Father. The big mother elephant stone block, shaped like an elephant with a huge spine, lies quietly in the middle of the vast green. Although not very high, the rock slopes gently, easily slippery when it rains and the higher the wind, the stronger the wind, so it is also a challenge for those who are afraid of heights and not all visitors are brave enough to climb. But, when you have reached the top, the biggest reward is the scene that appears both majestic and poetic. Ignoring business related factors, Ko Tam tourist area well worth your time to visit. Just like a miniature Buon Ma Thuot, this 17-hectare eco-tourism area has everything from a version of a long house, a small museum with a statue of a tomb, a temple and a prayer tree,… Beautiful landscape design makes you spend a whole day to explore, take pictures to check-in with the lake, flower garden, long and deep bamboo range,… In the evening, there is also a musical performance with the gong display. The uniqueness and dance of Ede girls. Ban Me is strangely enchanting, just come back and want to come back In addition, if you have time, you should visit the cocoa garden located deep in the moss shop at 111 Y Ngong, enjoy a fresh cocoa smoothie or sip a glass of wine from fermented cocoa; go to the clusters of Dray Nu and Dray Sap waterfalls (although not as good as waterfalls in the East and Northwest); explore Yok Don National Park in the season of dipterocarp (falling leaves) and learn about birds, with 500,000 VND/person/3-hour tour; take a walk and have lunch at the lakeside restaurant Ea Kao; sightseeing Sac Tu Khai Doan pagoda; see long houses, enjoy Arul coffee at Acodhon village (Co Tho village), walk around the book street… Temple of Sac Four Khai Doan A corner in Co Thon village – the merchant of the rich Buon Ma Thuot has so many things to discover, to experience, to enjoy, so this place really makes visitors nostalgic, wanting to return to this place. If customers choose to fly Hanoi – Buon Ma Thuot (Dak Lak), this city can be considered as a transit point when it is easy to go to Dak Nong or Gia Lai, Kon Tum from here. However, the combination of going to Dak Nong is considered the most reasonable, because if going to Gia Lai, there is another choice of direct flight from Hanoi to Pleiku. So, Pleiku and Kon Tum can be reserved for another trip. If you go all the way, you will be in the opposite direction, because Buon Ma Thuot is in the middle of the two ends, unless you have a lot of time or go in the style of “riding a horse to see the flowers”. Especially, you can combine both going to the plateau and going to the sea. From Buon Ma Thuot to Tuy Hoa (Phu Yen) is more than 190km, about 200km to Nha Trang, by road. Thus, we have another option is to fly from Hanoi to Buon Ma Thuot for about 3 days, take a car to Tuy Hoa or Nha Trang to swim for 2-3 more days.

Lak Lake is located on Lien Son town, next to the traffic route between Buon Ma Thuot and Da Lat, about 56 km south of Buon Ma Thuot city along Highway 27. The lake is about 5 square kilometers wide. The lake is surrounded by high mountains, so the lake’s water is always calm and there are large primeval forests with rich flora and fauna. Around the lake, there are also historical architectures such as the palace of Emperor Bao Dai, the long house of the M’Nong people. Many traditional long houses are preserved here, besides, many new modern style houses are also built to serve visitors. Tourists come here not only to visit Lak Lake but also enjoy the cultural features of the Central Highlands such as fire dance, seasonal dance, gong performance, silk silk, k’long put, rock flock, elephant riding or boating. walking alone on the lake or crossing the lake. Currently, there are only about a dozen elephants left on the shores of Lak Lake to serve tourists. The elephants here are all caught from the forest since childhood. Up to now, there is an elephant that is 30-40 years old. The youngest child is also 29-30 years old. In the past, many tourists came to Lak Lake to experience the lakeside elephant riding service, however, recently, with the call for animal protection, many people are not interested in elephant riding anymore. According to the elephant manager in Lak Lake, a male elephant can weigh from 4 to 8 tons. Female elephants are smaller. Male elephants have tusks, female elephants only have fangs, very small. Currently, in Lak Lake, the elephant Y Kham Sen has the longest tusks, but only one side. The name Y Kham Sen means “golden child, gambler”. Normally, elephants are fed grass, sugar cane, vegetables, stems and bananas. Each child can eat tons of vegetables and fruits every day. If serving tourists riding elephants, a trip for two people, about 15 minutes, will cost 300,000 VND. The sun and wind of the Central Highlands this season is also a memorable experience for everyone who comes here. However, recently, not many people are interested in riding elephants, because the campaign calls for animal protection. In addition to activities by Lak lake, visitors can visit Buon Bip waterfall, a wild stone stream next to romantic coffee and rice fields.

Lake Tanganyika monster described by German doctor, Thierfelder in 1914. From the scientist’s notes The people of Lake Tanganyika have long spread about the appearance of a large and ferocious creature living at the bottom of the lake. The Tabwa tribesmen in northern Zambia call it the “God of Fishing”, they often hold rituals before the fishing season to pray for the “god” to facilitate the trip. The first reports of the monster appeared in 1893, when a survey led by Irish explorer Joseph Augustus Moloney went to the lake and met missionaries in the area. The monks told them of a large “sea serpent”, lurking in the murky depths of Lake Tanganyika, also sometimes seen lying in the sun on the shore. Another 1907 report came from the English naturalist Lord Walter Rothschild. He said he had heard stories of a large tusks monster lurking in the southern part of the lake, said to be quite ferocious. Rothschild did not see the creature, but said one of the witnesses was a South African police officer who recounted it and he believed them. Tales of the monster of Lake Tanganyika continued to circulate through the 1900s, mostly from foreigners, with a growing presence in the area. In 1914, a German doctor, MV Thierfelder walked along the banks of a remote lake in Burundi, where he set up a medical station to help deal with the alarming situation of sleeping diseases. One day, he went hunting with a local guide named Ilsgensmeier. This man took him around the area of ​​the lake, which is bordered by a cliff, and here they saw an entity that the German doctor did not know how to describe. It was a giant sea monster that he later estimated to be 30 meters long. “Suddenly, I saw from the lake a monster that looked like a monstrous snake appeared,” he said of the monster. It did not zigzag like a snake, but vertically above the water, at a fairly fast speed, straight up to the area bordering on the rocky shore, where I was lying still. It has no legs, near the head there are slender, fin-like structures on the sides. The whole body has a light brown color, without scales, but is covered with a thick, silky coat. The head of the animal is difficult to discern, because it appears only briefly in the water, but is not large and not clearly separated from the body. It is not like the head of a snake, but quite like the head of a mammal, like a manatee. However, its mouth seemed narrow and elongated. After moving among the otters for a while, the giant beast turned around and plunged into the lake, mixing in undulating waves. Where is the truth? Lake Tanganyika seen from satellite (left) and the area is said to have appeared monsters. In 1920, another remarkable story emerged, also of a foreigner, French writer and explorer, Victor Forbin. He said he had collected many reports on creatures called “amphibians, of enormous size, similar to elephants, rhinos and hippos in many different ways”. But Forbin’s documents in later years were considered untrustworthy, mostly just rumors and false assumptions, even the famous mysterious animal researcher, Bernard Heuvelmans, expressed doubted the authenticity of his stories. In 1928, there were numerous reports of an underwater reptile being seen by sailors on ships passing through the lake, and on one occasion they even spotted traces of this creature on shallow, described as the claw of a giant bird. These stories inspired explorer George Gray. He conducted a search throughout the area but was unable to locate the strange creature, other than reports from natives. Witness sightings after the 20th century began to dwindle, leaving one wondering what was seen, if it were a monster, where it was. Is this an unidentified reptile or a thick-skinned animal (pachyderm) with unidentified horns? It’s difficult to answer because the descriptions vary widely, from a sleek, zigzag reptile, to a large, lumbering hippopotamus. This made one consider, whether there could be more than one beast in the lake area. Whether the story is based on a real creature or just a part of the imagination, the monster Lake Tanganyika has become a bizarre African story and the search is not necessarily over. But with a depth of 1,436m (the second deepest in the world), 670km long of the lake, it is not easy to detect strange creatures here.

1. Which province has flying sand dunes? Quang Binh
Binh Thuan
Pacify Mui Ne sand hill stretches from Binh Thuan to Ninh Thuan, also known as bay sand hill. In this “little desert”, winds sweep the grains of sand, forming many interesting shapes on each hill. Visitors here have the opportunity to experience sliding on the sand, admiring the shape, color, contrast … at different times. Early morning or sunset is a good time for you to visit this sand dune, so avoid noon because the temperature is high, which can cause burning feet. Image: Poheni . 2. How many marine protected areas does Binh Thuan have? 2 marine protected areas
3 marine protected areas
4 marine protected areas 2 marine protected areas Cu Lao Thu (Phu Quy) and Cu Lao Cau (Hon Cau) are destinations that attract travelers. At Cu Lao Cau, you have the opportunity to see the diverse vegetation and coral, try catching fish and shrimp on colorful rocky reefs or check-in at Yen cave, Ba Hon cave, Nam Hai temple. … Cu Lao Thu gives visitors the experience of fishing, canoeing on the sea, visiting islands such as Tranh island, Egg island, Cao Cat mountain, Linh Son pagoda, Doi cape (Mo Thay) .. . Image: Apollo.aa . 3. What is the famous freshwater lake in Binh Thuan? Sea Lake
Tuyen Lam
White intercession Bau Trang is a famous landmark about 60 km from Phan Thiet city. This is the only freshwater lake in Bac Binh district, Binh Thuan province. Bau Trang is divided into 2 parts by a crossing sand hill. The dry season will be a good opportunity for you to conquer this most beautiful sea route in Vietnam. The ideal time for you to visit and take photos at Bau Trang is around 5am-9am or 16pm-18pm. Image: Trmy16_. 4. Which rocky beach in Binh Thuan has the most colors and shapes in Vietnam? Rock Jumping Beach

Dinh Cau floating rocky beach

Co Thach stone beach The rocky beach at the foot of Co Thach pagoda is also known as Ca Duoc beach or Bay Mau rock. This rocky beach stretches for more than 1 km, concentrating countless stones of different shapes and colors, adding sparkle whenever water waves crash. Image: Hoshino_aoi . 5. Which Cham Pa Temple does Binh Thuan have? Ponagar tower

Poshanu Tower
Banh It Tower Poshanu Cham Tower is 7 km from Phan Thiet city center. This place preserves outstanding architectural features of ancient Cham culture. In the golden brown background and the quintessential lines of the Cham Tower, you can easily take pictures of the mysterious and artistic beauty. Image: Somaly_ng. 6. Which typical garden in Binh Thuan? Pineapple
Dragon fruit
Sugarcane During your trip to Binh Thuan, do not forget to visit the dragon fruit garden with fruit trees to check-in and watch the sparkling night scene here. Summer is also a good time for visitors to enjoy the sweet and cool dragon fruits. Image: Tienhappys . 7. What is the name of the tallest lighthouse in Vietnam in Binh Thuan? Ke Ga Lighthouse
Tien Sa Lighthouse

Mui Dinh Lighthouse Ke Ga is the tallest lighthouse in Vietnam with 65 m. To reach the top, visitors will have to go through 183 spiral stairs. The top of the lighthouse has a fairly large balcony. From here, you have the opportunity to enjoy a panoramic view of the vast sea. The lamp in the tower can illuminate for nearly 40 km. Besides guiding the way for boats, Ke Ga lighthouse is also a place to attract young people to check-in. Image: Lis_roma. Mui Ne is pristine beauty under the camera angle from above Mui Ne is the arrow of a sea in the city of Phan Thiet, Binh Thuan. This is a tourist attraction that attracts local visitors by the idyllic beauty of white sand and blue sea.

Lake Tanganyika monster described by German doctor, Thierfelder in 1914. From the scientist’s notes The people of Lake Tanganyika have long spread about the appearance of a large and ferocious creature living at the bottom of the lake. The Tabwa tribesmen in northern Zambia call it the “God of Fishing”, they often hold rituals before the fishing season to pray for the “god” to facilitate the trip. The first reports of the monster appeared in 1893, when a survey led by Irish explorer Joseph Augustus Moloney went to the lake and met missionaries in the area. The monks told them of a large “sea serpent”, lurking in the murky depths of Lake Tanganyika, also sometimes seen lying in the sun on the shore. Another 1907 report came from the English naturalist Lord Walter Rothschild. He said he had heard stories of a large tusks monster lurking in the southern part of the lake, said to be quite ferocious. Rothschild did not see the creature, but said one of the witnesses was a South African police officer who recounted it and he believed them. Tales of the monster of Lake Tanganyika continued to circulate through the 1900s, mostly from foreigners, with a growing presence in the area. In 1914, a German doctor, MV Thierfelder walked along the banks of a remote lake in Burundi, where he set up a medical station to help deal with the alarming situation of sleeping diseases. One day, he went hunting with a local guide named Ilsgensmeier. This man took him around the area of ​​the lake, which is bordered by a cliff, and here they saw an entity that the German doctor did not know how to describe. It was a giant sea monster that he later estimated to be 30 meters long. “Suddenly, I saw from the lake a monster that looked like a monstrous snake appeared,” he said of the monster. It did not zigzag like a snake, but vertically above the water, at a fairly rapid speed, straight up to the area bordering on the rocky shore, where I was lying still. It has no legs, near the head there are slender, fin-like structures on the sides. The whole body is light brown, without scales, but covered with a thick, smooth coat. The head of the animal is difficult to discern, because it appears only briefly in the water, but is not large and not clearly separated from the body. It is not like the head of a snake, but quite like the head of a mammal, like a manatee. However, its mouth seemed narrow and elongated. After moving among the otters for a while, the giant beast turned around and plunged into the lake, merging with the undulating waves. Where is the truth? Lake Tanganyika seen from satellite (left) and the area is said to have appeared monsters. In 1920, another remarkable story emerged, also of a foreigner, French writer and explorer, Victor Forbin. He said he had collected many reports on creatures called “amphibians, of enormous size, similar to elephants, rhinos and hippos in many different ways”. But Forbin’s documents in later years were considered untrustworthy, mostly just rumors and false assumptions, even the famous mysterious animal researcher, Bernard Heuvelmans, expressed doubted the authenticity of his stories. In 1928, there were numerous reports of an underwater reptile being seen by sailors on ships passing through the lake, and on one occasion they even spotted traces of this creature on shallow, described as the claw of a giant bird. These stories inspired explorer George Gray. He conducted a search throughout the area but was unable to locate the strange creature, other than reports from natives. Witness sightings after the 20th century began to dwindle, leaving one wondering what was seen, if it was a monster, where it was. Is this an unidentified reptile or a thick-skinned animal (pachyderm) with an unidentified horn? It is difficult to answer because the descriptions vary widely, from a sleek, zigzag reptile, to a large, lumbering hippopotamus. This made one consider, whether there could be more than one beast in the lake area. Whether the story is based on a real creature or just a part of the imagination, the monster Lake Tanganyika has become a bizarre African story and the search is not necessarily over. But with a depth of 1,436m (second deepest in the world), 670km long of the lake, it is not easy to detect strange creatures here.

From the city center of Buon Ma Thuot, drive 56 kilometers south for more than 1 hour, you will be present at this beautiful natural place. As the largest freshwater lake in the Central Highlands, the lake is surrounded by a vast primitive forest with rich flora and fauna, the surface of the lake is flat, green, reflecting the silhouette of mountains and forests. The course is beautiful, peaceful and very poetic. Living around the lake are mostly M’Nong people from villages such as Jun village, M’Lieng village, Le village … which still retain many unique traditional cultural values. Therefore, when traveling to Lak lake, tourists not only can feel the natural beauty but also have the opportunity to discover cultural beauty. In it, you should not miss the opportunity to experience elephant riding in Ho Lak. Surely this is a very wonderful experience for those who love the Central Highlands elephants. Accordingly, in Jun village, there are about 20 elephants living and participating in tourism activities, visitors can visit to play with elephants, feed the elephants, and especially ride elephants to visit Lak Lake, interesting wonder. Below is a series of photos by Dr. Mai Kieu Phuong capturing the elephant moments in Lake Lak at dawn and dusk.