The tribes in Kenya still keep their traditions. The “Soul” of Africa When people think of Africa, people often think of Kenya with iconic images. It is the lone acacia tree silhouetted against the characteristic grasslands (savannas) with an endless horizon. It is the snow-capped mountain that can be seen from the harsh deserts. It’s the palm-fringed, green coastline of the Indian Ocean, the Great Rift valley – traces of an earthquake that tore through the continent tens of millions of years ago, and dense forests reminiscent of the heart. of the continent. Therefore, Kenya is also known as “the country of epic terrains”, it stirs up in our hearts the desire to explore. Kenya is very famous for its movies about the wild world. This is the land of herds of wildebeest and zebras numbering in the millions and the “great predators of Africa” ​​such as lions, hyenas… Kenya is also home to the Tsavo red elephants, Amboseli elephant families in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro and millions of giant flamingos striding across shallow lakes. Africa is the last great wilderness where these creatures exist, and Kenya is the perfect place to respond to Africa’s wild call. Along with that are endangered species like the black rhino being hunted by poachers. Along with its awe-inspiring landscapes and wildlife, Kenya’s long history is particularly fascinating as it is home to some of Africa’s most famous peoples such as the Maasai, the Samburu, Turkana, Swahili, Kikuyu. Their long and lively history, coupled with their unique culture, will give you an unprecedented experience of the struggle to maintain tradition in an increasingly modern and crowded world, the war to survive in some of the harshest environments on earth, an ancient tension between settled farming and migratory tribes. Wildlife in Kenya especially attracts tourists. Tourism and conservation Coming to Kenya, visitors expect to see ancient and wild beauty. Kenya also identifies nature conservation as a national mission. The abundance of wildlife in Kenya is due to the collective efforts of the community. Kenya pioneered the use of armed rangers to protect rhinos and elephants. Kenya brought wildlife back after poaching in the 1970s and 1980s. What’s more, in places like Laikipia and Masai Mara, private and community sanctuaries combine tourism with Community development and wildlife conservation have achieved impressive results. For inspirational travel, few countries can match Kenya. The sanctuaries provide well-protected refuges for some of the most endangered wildlife on the planet, from lions and cheetahs in the southern Masai Mara to elephants and black rhinos in Samburu in the north. . Every year, between June and December, one of the world’s largest and longest animal migrations takes place in East Africa. More than two million wildebeest, zebras and other animals migrate across the Serengeti River to Kenya’s Masai Mara in search of greener pastures. The majority of Kenya’s tourists come between June and October to witness this “great migration”. The migration lasted from 800km to 1,600km. According to Kenya’s Minister of Tourism and Wildlife Najib Balala, August is one of the busiest months for the tourism industry, with arrivals during this period accounting for 10% of the country’s total annual visitors. Kenya, with about 250,000 visitors. Due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, tourism in Kenya has been severely affected, and hunting tour companies in Kenya are facing unprecedented losses. However, this is an opportunity for nature to recover. Many types of animals have strong growth. For example, during the time of the pandemic, Kenya saw the arrival of more than 200 baby elephants, a miracle never before, they were called “Covid Gifts”. This Covid-19 “silent” also offers Kenya the opportunity to refine measures to help economic development go hand in hand with conservation more effectively when tourism reopens.

I replied that, why believe what I show on social networks, people call it virtual networks! Don’t you have any doubts? You know, there are people who use social networks, but their walls are very pale, so they are immediately judged as being boring, nothing interesting. Only when I was lucky enough to get to the account owner’s house, the initial thought was immediately erased. Turns out, they live so much that they don’t have time to live virtual. They stay away from social media to enjoy their own moments without having to care about anything else. Instead of surfing the web, finding joy in likes and comments with sweet, winged words…, they spend time enjoying a delicious breakfast in an intimate space with loved ones. They lived so fully in each present moment without depending on anything. That’s not “very good” is it. So don’t rush to comment on anything in this virtual space, including giving trust and sending love if you haven’t tested it. But I still want to see you in real life. Canary flowers bloom brightly on the banks of Nhieu Loc – Thi Nghe canal Photo: HUE HUYNH At that time, when the pink trumpet season stretched on Dien Bien Phu street, only dead flowers were left under each tree. I shyly said, a few days ago the flowers were still beautiful. Yes, there is no flower that does not fade, let alone this flower that changes every day. Moreover, the most beautiful moment of flowers depends on weather factors. Flowers are only at their most brilliant when receiving the warm sunshine like honey on the road, just at that moment, you understand! Her thoughtful explanations at the only open French cafe in the alley of Vo Thi Sau, made me feel strange to myself. The first meeting, of a person “belonging” to you from social media statuses, is there a comparison between the two? See, haven’t you also been influenced by other people’s thoughts by social media? I “temple” for you by a different route, a different flower, the name is easier to remember: canary. You can also call it golden scorpion, lantern, late spring. Personally, if not called canary, I choose late spring. That name reminds me of many emotions, and easy to remember at the time when flowers will appear, bright yellow all over the street. How majestic is the new yellow! He was surprised to see the Nhieu Loc canal in the shadow of the water, with all kinds of flowers, but not as prominent as the yellow color of the canary in this season. Each cluster was like a string of pearls, heavy and golden, making him unable to take his eyes off. Flowers, he knows quite a lot, but flowers in the heart of the busy city with high-rise buildings, towering apartment buildings, thought only the smell of concrete wafts through that space, now he knows. He also said that, even a woman who loves flowers like me, belongs to each flower season, every street has the shadow of flowers like me, many people want to make friends and make friends. Do you accept friends from this social network, visit in the upcoming flower season in the heart of the city? It’s oil flower, right? Oil flower, just hearing about it, I feel “adventure” already! I deeply love the flower seasons in the city, but oil flowers evoke the most emotions for me. When the raindrops awaken the earth and sky, it is also the time when the oil petals are about to tilt, making a dance with the wind in space. How great. I thought about the landing of a flower, they leave so many emotions for the viewer before touching the ground. Was that the flower’s brightest moment? But why not the moment of life, but the moment of death? Isn’t that very special? What must we do to be able to stay in the human world when we leave this temporary world? I envisioned with you inhaling the scent of plants and flowers in the fresh breeze of last night’s rain, and watching the wonderful work of nature on the romantic road Pham Ngoc Thach, definitely. Will you come back in time? I will come back, because we have lived very, very fully both on social networks and in real life. Even the picturesque flower seasons in this city are so real! No one will ever break a promise with a flower! Invite readers to participate in Poetry and Magazine contest “45 brilliant years with golden names” Each category has 1 first prize worth 20 million VND; 1 second prize worth 15 million VND; 2 third prizes, worth 10 million VND/prize and 3 consolation prizes, worth 5 million VND/prize Accepting entries from April 10, 2021. Closing date for submission of entries is July 15, 2021. The awarding time is on the 46th anniversary of the establishment of Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper (July 28, 2021). 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The pagoda was built in 1964, after the ups and downs of the history of the pagoda, it was restored and put on a new, more beautiful and splendid shirt. Currently, the pagoda has a distinctive and unique oriental beauty from many different architectural backgrounds such as China, Taiwan, Korea, the most prominent of which is Japan with its architecture similar to temples. curved roof, bringing a classic feature. (Photo: alongwalker) Only about 2 km from the city center, Minh Thanh Pagoda is located on a gentle hill on Nguyen Viet Xuan Street. From a distance, you will easily see the curved roofs of the temple amidst the blue sky, white clouds floating. Minh Thanh Pagoda possesses a space and architecture rarely seen in any other temple in the country. Along with mossy patches bearing the traces of time. Embraced by the fanciful mist, the journey to visit the temple will make you feel like you are lost in the land of Phu Tang. (Photo: @hueandsuntravel) The temple yard is quite large and decorated with miniatures, stone statues, carved wooden materials in a very sophisticated way. In addition, the pagoda also has a green space that is reasonably designed with trees to make the atmosphere very fresh and pure. (Photo: 123didulich) Small willow trees droop around the lake, and the whole sky is silhouetted against the water, creating a very poetic scene that makes many people flutter. You will easily see in the small aisles of the temple the mossy walls that have been built for a long time, the interlaced vines walls as a proof of the age of the temple. (Photo: alongwalker) Referring to Minh Thanh Pagoda, it is impossible not to mention the relics stupa with 9 floors 72 m high, the main color is red – bright eye-catching yellow located on the left side of the main hall. This can be considered as the most unique stupa in Vietnam and in the top of the tallest architectural works of Pleiku city. (Photo: @hihii0210) (Photo: wiki-travel) Standing from afar, under the blue sky with golden rays of sunlight, the shimmering stupa appears as a symbol of majesty and reverence. Any guest who sets foot here will be impressed by this unique architecture and think that they are lost in a certain temple of the land of the rising sun of Japan. (Photo: 123didulich) (Photo: @yenretro) (Photo: @tung23096) Those who have come often find it difficult to leave the peaceful beauty of this temple. You can visit Minh Thanh Pagoda at any time of the year. People from far away come to Gia Lai, to Minh Thanh Pagoda to enjoy a little peace, quiet and peace in the misty land of the mountain town.

Recently, Kpop fans on Twitter recently excitedly discussed the topic of the perfect shadow of male god V (BTS) and Suzy’s “nation’s first love”. This duo are considered to be the top visuals of the idol world, revered by fans for their flawless beauty. Not only having a top-notch appearance, even the reflections on the wall of V and Suzy are also commented as dreamlike, attractive as real people. Even V and Suzy’s silhouettes are this beautiful, but the real person is even more amazing because of their explosive visuals. Everyone is looking forward to seeing the two of them together in a movie project soon V (BTS) V’s shadow also has the same charm and charm as the owner. V is the top male idol in Kpop and is unanimously recognized by the world’s netizens, so it’s no wonder that even the reflection on the wall of the male idol is so picturesque. V is so perfect that even his shadow has the look of a real handsome man. V’s famous high nose bridge and surreal facial features create a beautiful shadow that is not inferior to a real person The shadow has a dashing, handsome look like a rich guy printed on the wall, making everyone “collapse” The surreal handsome face with sharp sculptural lines of V is reflected on the wall, creating a dreamlike vision. V’s amazing bowing moment created a perfect shadow on the wall Suzy Suzy is known as the “nation’s first love” thanks to her pure, feminine and sweet appearance. At the Baeksang Art Awards 2021, through the shadow printed on the wall, she looks luxurious and noble, just like a real princess. Suzy’s beautiful figure printed on the wall is as beautiful as a work of art, not only perfect but also extremely lively and soulful. Even Suzy’s shadow exudes a goddess aura In a long dress showing off her bare back, Suzy captivated the public with her glamorous and luxurious look. Through the shadow cast on the wall, Suzy looks even more mysterious and attractive Suzy’s elegant, feminine look has been perfectly captured through the shadow on the wall “National first love” owns a beautiful, holy face and slim body. That’s why, even Suzy’s reflection on the wall is so beautiful that it makes people admire

The palm fruit grows in clusters, resembling coconuts but smaller. The female palm leaves fruit from 50 to 60 per tree, while the male palm has no fruit. (Photo: Vu Sinh / VNA) Jaggery is a precious gift from mother nature to the Seven Mountains region of An Giang, not only enriching the produce here, but also contributes to a very simple and poetic beauty. (Photo: Vu Sinh / VNA) The juice of jaggery can be used as a very delicious beverage, this water has a fragrant, sweet taste that is favored by many people. But the main product made from this juice is palm sugar. (Photo: Pham Hau / VNA) On the top of the jaggery tree, there are many flower hoses, people often cut the shower, then use a bamboo stick to clamp it, tie the tube to the top of the flower cluster to catch water. (Photo: Vu Sinh / VNA) The palm tree is mainly for drinking water or for making sugar. (Photo: Vu Sinh / VNA) Jaggery rice (pulp) used to eat with water from the palm of jaggery is a very good and nutritious beverage. (Photo: Vu Sinh / VNA) Palm juice is not obtained from the fruit, but is harvested from the flower of the plant. The water has a mild sweet taste, served with white opaque, fragrant, fatty, without added sugar, ice still creates a cool feeling, is a very good and nutritious beverage. (Photo: Vu Sinh / VNA) Jaggery rice (pulp) used to eat with water from the palm of jaggery is a very good and nutritious beverage. (Photo: Vu Sinh / VNA) The magnificent palm trees among the vast green fields in Tinh Bien. (Photo: Pham Hau / VNA) Harvesting jaggery requires good health and hardship. (Photo: Pham Hau / VNA) The profession of climbing the palm tree is called the profession “eating rice on the ground, working in the sky” requiring health and hard work. (Photo: Pham Hau / VNA) The rows of green jaggery, reaching high in the middle of the field, smeared with new rice smells. (Photo: Pham Hau / VNA) In the afternoon sun, the rows of palm trees are silhouetted against the sky, bringing a sad look but a strange charm. (Photo: Pham Hau / VNA) Jaggery is a straight tree, with an average lifespan of up to 100 years and can reach up to 30m. (Photo: Vu Sinh / VNA) Palm trees are planted with seeds and are suitable for dry hills and mountains. After 20-25 years of planting, the mature tree is 5-7m high, has a trunk diameter of 30-40cm, and leaves are long and green like coconut leaves. The Khmer plant a lot of jaggery in the garden and back home for drinking water, baking or making sugar for domestic use. (Photo: Vu Sinh / VNA) The palm fruit grows in clusters, resembling coconuts but smaller. (Photo: Pham Hau / VNA)