The world’s first floating swimming pool (UK): Sky Pool is 35 meters above the ground, located between two high-rise buildings of the Embassy Gardens project in London. The pool is 25m long, swimmers can look directly at the ground through transparent acrylic panels or zoom in on the Parliament building, London Eye wheel… Photo: Architectural Digest. World’s tallest outdoor infinity pool in a building (UAE): The outdoor swimming pool on the roof of the 77-storey Address Beach Resort hotel in Dubai is located at an altitude of 294 meters above the ground. The surface area of ​​​​about 560 m2 makes this swimming pool look like a large lake reflecting the sky. The project offers visitors spectacular views of the Arabian Gulf, Palm Jumeirah Islands and Bluewaters Island. Image: CNN . The world’s first forested hotel overhead swimming pool (UAE): The Rosemont luxury hotel and apartment complex in Dubai consists of two 47-storey towers. It has a tropical forest with many rare trees, artificial lake and beach in the middle of the forest. In addition, the hotel also has an overhead swimming pool. The structure has a unique protruding structure and surrounds the building. Image: Reader’s Digest . The longest infinity pool in the world (Singapore): The famous luxury hotel Marina Bay Sands in the lion island nation is home to the world’s longest swimming pool halfway through the sky. Skypark infinity pool is 150 m long, has an area equal to 3 Olympic swimming pools combined, holds 1,424 m3 of water. This is the longest sky-high swimming pool in the world, located on the roof of the building, on the 57th floor of the hotel. From afar, visitors will see the Skypark swimming pool with the shape of a boat crossing on the roof of 3 attractive skyscrapers. Image: Marina Bay Sands. The tallest and largest gold-plated infinity pool in the world (Vietnam): The swimming pool is located on the 29th floor of Danang Golden Bay Hotel, 68 m long, 12 m wide, with 24k gold-plated tiles. The project is inspired by the infinity of the sky and the sea. From here, visitors have the opportunity to enjoy, relax in the clear water and enjoy the panoramic view of the coastal city. Image: Danang Golden Bay . Overhead glass bottom swimming pool (China): The Holiday Inn hotel in Shanghai has a swimming pool on the 24th floor. Part of the pool has a glass bottom, about 70 meters above the ground, giving you the feeling of swimming in the air and the opportunity to look down at the street. below. The rest of the 30 m long tank is located inside the building. Image: Pinterest . Devil’s Pool (Zambia & Zimbabwe): Devil’s Pool is considered a natural infinity pool. The pool is located at the headwaters of Victoria Falls, the waterfall stretches for more than 1.5 km and is considered one of the largest falling waters in the world. The rapids form a natural barrier around the edge of the lake, preventing swimmers from falling downhill. For the adventurous, a dip in Devil’s pool is an enjoyable and worthwhile experience. Image: Hamedtizrooyan . Spectacular natural swimming pools appear and disappear Located on the island of Siargao (Philippines), Lake Magpupungko not only attracts tourists thanks to its unique beauty, but also because of its hidden and visible “acts”.

There was a time when Yvoire was forgotten after many historical ups and downs, in the 1950s, Yvoire began to be noted for its victories in competitions, especially winning the title of “National Flower”. Yvoire topped the competition for the best preserved villages in 1959 in France, represented France and won the Cup in the European Garden and Landscape Competition. With an area of ​​only 3.12 km² and more than 800 inhabitants, over 7 centuries, the ancient and poetic Yvoire still retains its unique and strange charm. It seems that the traces of time have not lost its original beauty and peacefulness. Coming to Yvoire, visitors can admire the beauty of medieval architecture and bask in the fresh air with fragrant multi-colored flowers and charming unique trees… Thanks to ingenious decorative arts and meticulous care, the people here have created a beautiful, romantic, magnificent, majestic and unforgettable space for anyone who visits this country. The first overwhelming thing when arriving in Yvoire is flowers – flowers of all kinds, all colors, meticulously planted, cared for and arranged. Flowers are everywhere: flowers on the windowsill, flowers on the balcony, flowers on the pier, flowers on the squares…, even the boats that are no longer in use are covered with flowers. And of course, there can be no shortage of flowers in alleys and restaurants. Located right next to Lake Geneve is a splendid castle reflecting on the clear blue water, built in the 14th century by Count Amadee, in an area with a unique geographical position and important military significance. by Leman. The old houses here are built of stone, so the summer is extremely cool, they are also adorned with colorful flowers and the walls are filled with green plants. Coming to Yvoire, it is impossible not to visit the Five Senses labyrinthine garden, open to visitors from 10 a.m. weekdays from April to October, an ideal choice to enjoy the fresh air. Inspired by the Middle Ages, the garden is a maze filled with green plants and leaves, with hundreds of fragrant flowers and fruits that awaken all the senses. In addition to the colorful picture of nature and the harmony in architecture, the ancient village of Yvoire also attracts visitors by its galleries, selling original works of art, and small souvenir shops. If visitors love to collect and hunt for unique antiques, this will be the ideal place, because they will be surprised when many antique shops here sometimes sell seemingly lost treasures. accumulation in the world. No matter what season you come here, visitors can always enjoy the fragrant scent of colorful flowers that fill the streets, shops, restaurants, to rustic stone houses with signs written in Chinese. The ancient letters are full of art and magnificent architecture, the mossy colors of time and the peaceful, poetic and romantic life, which anyone who once set foot in will never leave.

Le Thi Duyen accidentally discovered the green space at Children’s House in Ho Chi Minh City when she went to an event with her friends. Duyen said that behind the Children’s House is a French villa, surrounded by trees. In the campus, phoenix flowers bloom as red as summer fire, along with porcelain flower branches adorning the ancient space. “I didn’t expect this place to have a whole garden with cool paths, a few potted plants that weren’t pruned much, so it looked natural. There are even banana bushes like in the countryside, sending photos to friends who don’t believe it is in District 3,” Duyen said. So, the 27-year-old nature-loving girl has more places to visit. Green spaces like these are easy to find in the city Not only Children’s House, Ho Chi Minh City also has many places for young people to relax their minds in green space. Working in District 1, in the afternoon after work, Tran Thanh Tu (30 years old, living in District 4) tried to visit Tao Dan park on Truong Dinh street. “Around 5 o’clock, the afternoon sun scattered on the treetops was very beautiful. I bought a loaf of bread, sat on a stone bench and ate it, and walked around. In the past, I never tried to do that, always dragged my friends to the barbecue restaurant or went home to surf the phone,” Thanh Tu said. According to Thanh Tu, another great place to stroll is the Reunification Hall. Coming here, young people can both visit and learn about the architecture and history of the palace, while walking in the campus. “For those of you who like to take pictures, this place also has many interesting shooting angles, such as the fountain area, and the library room window looking out like you are in Da Lat,” Thanh Tu shared. There are many other places where young people in the city can enjoy green. According to some explorers, many people often think that Saigon Zoo and Botanical Garden is nothing “monumental”. But all week you have been sitting in the air-conditioned room, not knowing what nature is but the tiny potted plants on the desk. So, with just 60,000 dong for a ticket, young people can walk under a giant tree hundreds of years old. There are many interesting things here, including an agricultural orchard that grows corn and rice and a cottage. Green journey of the day Luu Thi Kim Thoa’s group of friends (33 years old, living in Tan Phu district) enjoys traveling by day trips right in the city. Thoa said: “We went to Can Gio not to swim, but to temporarily stay away from the dust. The group has gone 5-6 times already, just as fun as other places. What I like most is that this place is not many tourists, everything is very rustic.” Last time, Thoa’s group was very excited when they discovered that on the way to Can Thanh town, there was a restaurant with a large yellow scorpion tree in full bloom. “We dropped in right away. The tree bloomed so much that it fell into a carpet, everyone looked at it closely. The owner also made a swing for guests to take pictures with the mangroves behind. Not only this restaurant, but on the way, the group also “adventures” with the green forest on both sides, watching the dense vines that look like elephant tusks, or stopping by the quiet green bridges jar. Friend Le Thi Duyen also suggested a simpler journey. Last weekend, Duyen and a few friends rode motorbikes from An Suong intersection (District 12) to Song Hanh Street, Highway 22 and decided to explore this area instead of going to Cu Chi. On both sides of the road, there are still empty fields, there are makeshift pubs right under the field trails. Duyen’s group ordered fresh coconut 20,000 VND/fruit and sat down to enjoy the cool breeze, “eight” stories to delight. “You can go to some small streets, visit a net house to grow vegetables, then try eating fish porridge with melaleuca mushrooms and some dishes like pancakes, beef with guise… both cheap and delicious. On high wind days, it is said that people also bring kites to fly,” Duyen said. Ho Chi Minh City has many other green spaces, which just need young people to spend a little time. On Facebook groups about content to explore the city, young people can also find suggestions about green places: Ao Dai Museum, Thao Dien area (Thu Duc city), Cu Chi tunnels… If one day If you soon get bored or miss the trees, don’t forget to put on your sneakers and go to one of the places mentioned above. The Japanese have the art of forest bathing. No idea that being immersed in nature can help heal the mind and body. If you can’t go to the forest, young people can find a green space for their soul to relax. As long as your body and mind are relaxed, you will be wise to live more happily, then you have more or less “bathed in the forest”.

With a cliff height of 800m, a length of 1.7km and a depth of nearly 1km, Tu San alley is known as the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia, a unique wonder in the Dong Van rock plateau. Possessing a magnificent beauty by the construction of nature, Tu San alley is majestic and proud between heaven and earth. In 2009, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism classified this area as a scenic relic of Vietnam, Nho Que River was honored as one of the unique tectonic valleys of Vietnam. Panoramic view of Tu San alley seen from above. Every view of Nho Que River is so beautiful that it attracts visitors With a cliff height of 800m, a length of 1.7km and a depth of nearly 1km, Tu San alley is known as the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia, a unique wonder in the Dong Van rock plateau. The road down the alley is also enough to challenge the health of each visitor. From the car and motorbike stop, visitors have to walk 800m down to the marina. In October, the way down will have beautiful buckwheat flowers Visitors going from the boat side will usually ask for the help of local people at a cost of 30,000-50,000 VND. Or, choose to ride a motorbike uphill 8km long for 100,000 / way. Currently, the lakebed area of ​​Nho Que 1 Hydropower Plant has 40 boats registered as passenger transport services. This service provides a stable source of income for houseboats and creates jobs for people here. Since the date of Nho Que hydroelectricity, which prevents the river from flowing so fast, there is a kayak rental service for visitors to swim and admire the view of Tu San alley for about 300,000 VND. Visitors can buy a group boat ticket for 100,000 / person, if renting the whole boat is 500,000 / trip for the journey to see Tu San alley for about 1 hour. For large groups of tourists, the rental price for a boat is from 500,000 to 700,000 depending on the size of the boat. Tu San Canyon is the deepest river canyon in Vietnam. The canyon and other geological heritages make in this area the most spectacular landscape of Dong Van Stone Plateau Global Geopark, Ha Giang. When coming to Tu San alley, visitors should once experience the feeling of sitting on a boat gliding on the green Nho Que river, watching the surrounding scenery with high steep cliffs and white clouds to see themselves It’s like being lost in a fairyland. Lying at the foot of Ha Giang’s craggy cat-eared mountains, Nho Que river with clear blue water flows smoothly around the cliffs. Tu San Canyon is located in the middle of the ravine, the close distance of the two ravines, combined with the green color of Nho Que River, creates a spectacular and poetic scene. To get to Tu San alley, visitors need to take a boat or canoe service about 20 minutes upstream of Nho Que river. In the midst of the majesty of the natural mountains and forests, from afar, Tu San Canyon with Nho Que river looks like a green thread, crossing the back of the pass.

By dedicating a special area in your home to reading in the summer, you’ll help your child find joy in books. Whether it’s a cozy corner in the living room or a special space in a child’s bedroom, creating a summer reading environment will inspire children to read and make reading immersion fun. more taste. This helps children experience reading as a fun summer activity – like going swimming or playing outside – instead of something they think they have to do as homework. In the process of reading, children can write down things they find interesting. Here are 5 tips parents should refer to when planning to create a summer reading space for their children. 1. Capture the spirit of summer This time of year is boundless fun, so reading should spark that relaxed and joyful spirit. Parents should create a reading space that suits the child’s carefree mood. It could be a hammock in the yard, a sofa in the corner or a swivel chair by the window. 2. Create a comfortable atmosphere When it comes to reading, comfort is key. Pay special attention to good lighting when creating a reading environment and make the space as cozy as possible. Wall art and family photos are also a highlight for the reading space to attract young readers, raising the spirit of summer reading. 3. Eliminate distractions Distraction is a dilemma during reading for both young and old. So try to make your child’s reading corner away from the TV and other entertainment devices. Avoid crowded, noisy areas. Children will find it much easier to focus on a book when they have a quiet space. 4. Reasonable arrangement of books Make sure your child’s favorite books are within easy reach. However, don’t be afraid to mix up reading materials. A wide variety of books and materials is available to meet children’s reading needs and interests. 5. Refresh books periodically During the summer, parents should refresh their reading space with new options that match their child’s interests. This way, children will continue to interact, eager to read and learn something new about topics they love. Parents can even make reading more special by designating a specific day of the week to introduce new reading material or host a family pizza party to celebrate a new book. release.

Ha Giang is beautiful in every season, so much so that visitors can travel all year round without getting bored. In particular, spring is considered by the people as the most beautiful season of the year when peach, plum, and rice flowers bloom. In spring, the weather in Ha Giang is no longer harsh. No more freezing cold winds, but warmer weather, with a slight mist typical of spring. Dew and clouds drift over the distant mountains, there is a breeze cold enough to bring people the taste of the first days of the new year. Every time after the Lunar New Year, peach trees bloom all over the hillside, every cliff, in front of the house or along the roadside. As for plum blossoms, they bloom white and peek behind the stone fence, and the mustard garden blooms in yellow in the fields. Peach flowers are often concentrated in Sung La valley, Pho Cao, the road to Dong Van, and the way to Ha Giang city by Mau Due. In addition, visitors can go deep into villages such as Lao Xa, Lo Lo Chai to “hunt” pictures of peach and plum flowers. These are the villages that still retain the wild features, the unique cultural identities and the beautiful scenery that is hard to take your eyes off. Anywhere in this top land of the country, you can see the image of peach trees in full bloom to welcome spring. Peach blossom in Ha Giang has many different points from the downstream. Peach flowers in Ha Giang have only 5 petals but are thicker and bloom larger on mossy branches. The pink colors cleverly show themselves on the yin and yang tiled roof, making anyone who looks at them must fall in love. Those who have seen the movie ‘Pao’s Story’ must surely say with a fairy-like setting in Sung La valley.The fields of mustard flowers in the morning mist make many hearts “passionate” to carry. backpack up and go. Ha Giang not only has peach and plum flowers. Visitors will forever remember the craggy passes, winding like soft silk. Renting a motorbike and conquering these passes are also extremely interesting experiences. Having arrived in Ha Giang, don’t forget to check-in at the “virtual living cliff” located on Ma Pi Leng pass. Ma Pi Leng is one of the “four great peaks” of the North and is also known as the king of the passes. Standing from Ma Pi Leng pass, you can see the whole beautiful Nho Que river. The landscape is charming, dotted with a few canoes sailing down the green Nho Que river. On the pass, one side is a deep abyss, the other side is a high rocky mountain. Everyone must be amazed by the winding image of the green Nho Que line. The mountains overlap with thousands of floors from afar, clouds hang halfway up the mountain and the abyss. Spring in Ha Giang is so beautiful. Spring on that arid land suddenly becomes more unique and attractive when the stone also blooms more flowers. All over the mountains and forests become bright with hundreds of flowers blooming among the gray cat ears. All have created a poetic picture that makes visitors to Ha Giang in this season sobbing. What are you waiting for to schedule a trip to discover Ha Giang? Come and feel the spring colors on the high mountains, it will definitely be a memorable journey of youth.

Taking a sauna while enjoying the artwork has become one of the new relaxing experiences in Japan. (Photo: Ken Kobayashi) The above exhibition will last until August 31st at Roppongi – one of the famous entertainment destinations in the country of cherry blossoms. The TeamLab team describes it as a “breathtaking experiment” that allows visitors to immerse themselves in the artwork after experiencing a hot sauna. This activity will help the participants relax and improve their mental well-being. Admission is 4,800 yen (44 USD) on weekdays and 5,800 yen (54 USD) on weekends. After changing into the free swimwear provided by the organizers and taking a warm bath, guests can choose the sauna according to their preference, temperature, humidity and aroma. The teamLab team encourages visitors to relax in the sauna five to ten minutes before participating in the exhibition, then bathe for up to two minutes to cool off. According to teamLab, the way to perceive the beauty of a work of art is to repeat the process three times. Mr. Yasutaka Kato, a lecturer at Keio Medical University, supported the idea of ​​enhancing the senses while relaxing, and indicated significant brain function changes before and after the sauna. Kudo, a member of teamLab said, he “felt the color and light of the artwork more vivid than usual, even though I saw the exhibition many times at different locations”. The keyword “Reconnect” in the exhibition title means a lot to Kudo and the other teamLab members. “Covid-19 created a division, both physically and mentally. Many people now feel isolated when they cannot mix with others. Therefore, I hope that reconnecting with works of art and with the world can reduce the fear in us, ”said Kudo. Lan Phuong (According to Nikkei Asia)