The island is truly wild, the beach is clean with many blooms and moats. Despite its beauty, at present, Nha Nha Islet has only two households, and does not have any motels or catering services. Therefore, this place is favorably named “Robinson Island Vietnam version” by the ‘locals’. Photo: Internet The road to Nha Nha Islet is also relatively simple, even more convenient because it does not have to waste time waiting for the train. Starting from An Hai beach, fishermen here can take you to the island at any time for only 50,000 VND / person or travel by canoe for more than 150,000 VND. Experience a small wooden boat ride to the sea to help you immerse yourself closer to the clear blue water here. Photo: @ tuyetnga27 Photo: Quoc Tuan Photo: Internet Coming to Nha Nha Islet, visitors will be overwhelmed by the wild, amazing beauty and especially the few people, the mountains of trees covered with moss of time. The island is like a paradise when covered with rolling mountains, lush green trees and sandy beaches. This place is pristine beauty, the water allows you to see every coral reef on the bottom. An interesting experience when coming to Nha Nha Islet is that you can leisurely catch snails, fish on the rocky shore, climb mountains, explore caves or set up camps near the beach with many interesting experiences. . You can trek up to the highest rock on the island, to admire the panoramic sea a emerald green color in harmony with the green of the trees and the blue of the sky. Photo: Internet Nha Nha Islet is also an ideal destination for beautiful sunrise and sunset. You can wake up in the early morning to watch the sunrise or the golden sunset beyond the sparkling and magical horizon. The ideal time for the journey to Nha Nha islet is from March to August every year, because the sea is quiet now. Mai Nha Islet is a wild but very charming land with attractive landscapes. Come here to explore! Photo: Thanh Trung Photo: Internet

Along the S-shaped strip of land with more than 11,409.1km of coastline, the livelihoods of fishermen are always very hard. Mr. Nguyen Gia Vien (An Vinh island commune, Ly Son island district, Quang Ngai – owner of the boat QNg-96111TS) is a veteran fisherman and has a reputation for “killing fish” of Ly Son land. Only 45 years old, but he has nearly 30 years of clinging to the sea, of which 20 years as a captain of a fishing boat specializing in fishing at Hoang Sa and Truong Sa fishing grounds and owns a fleet of three large-capacity fishing vessels. His grandfather’s life was associated with the sea, his father’s life was associated with the sea, then he also grew up from trips like this. Mr. Vien said: “In the life of our ancestors, we went to sea by small old ships but still reached Hoang Sa and Truong Sa. Their ships are bigger, more people are equipped with more advanced equipment, they must reach out further. Despite storms and storms, the sea still goes out to sea without a day’s rest. Behind me is the rear. Also the family and the country! “. To have sea trips like this, he has worked hard for many years, in 2000, he bought 3 ships to sail, officially becoming the mainstay of his family. A corner of Ly Son Island. “Anh Vien has a knack for finding flocks of fish, so he always wins. Many other boat owners complained about the loss of capital, but with photos, each year, a fisherman like me is divided between 40-60 million VND. He is also a boat owner who has a heart for the sea “, said a fisherman on the boat Mr. Vien said. Nearly 30 years of clinging to the sea, clinging to ships with dozens of times facing great waves to save fishermen in distress, the reward for him is to regain the fisherman’s life from the hands of the water god, glasses of thanksgiving with many certificates of merit and certificates of merit from all levels and functional branches awarded. Many people jokingly call him Vien “inoc” because he can swim and dive under bone-cold water for many hours. Mr. Vien is one of the fishing boat owners who should work in Ly Son. Each year, with 3 fishing boats practicing lead net, he earns tens of billions of dong. On board, he equipped with many modern means to serve fishing. Mr. Vien confided: “This ship has a capacity of 450 CV, so it only takes 17 hours to run from Ly Son to Hoang Sa. The other fishermen’s ships took 2 days and 2 nights to arrive. Having fish is happy but without fish is sad. Although it is extreme, you still have to stick to the job, you can also bear it with any hard work. Going to the sea not only does business but also protects the sovereignty of the sea and islands of the Fatherland. That is the responsibility of our fishermen! ”, He said as the boat was turning its nose back to Ly Son island in the middle of dawn. And Mr. Tan, another fisherman on Ly Son Island, confided: “Life is tied to the sea, rich and poor are also caused by the sea. In the past, it only took a few laborers to go to the sea to support the whole family, now the whole family goes to the beach not enough to eat. But, if you are hungry, you must come out! “. The sea also gave him a high-rise house with expensive equipment, and the children were allowed to go to school. Mr. Tan also lends capital to many fishermen to buy fishing gear. To the people here, he is not only a brave fisherman but also a kind neighbor, a model both at sea and on land. Looking at the flag on the ship, fishermen like Mr. Vien and Mr. Tan all whispered that when they came to Hoang Sa they could understand how the national flag and soul of the Fatherland were sacred. It is the Fatherland Flag that has given fishermen the strength to overcome storms, natural disasters and human ears, firmly clinging to the sea. Every time of danger in the ocean, looking up at the flag is like seeing our Fatherland and our people by our side. Sometimes during the fishing journey, fishermen’s ships have to carry some national flags so it is necessary to replace as soon as the gambling is stained or the wind is torn, to ensure that the flag on the roof of the ship is always crimson. , fresh. The Fatherland is sacred, the Fatherland Flag is the place where fishermen reach out to convey their beliefs and dreams. Despite the storms and dangers, but for them, the Fatherland is forever! Ly Son garlic specialty. One man happily boasted: “Do you see our island is beautiful? Is it worth being called a tourist paradise? ”, We nodded, he went out in the afternoon very well. He said, the main job on the island is just growing garlic, going to the beach and doing tourism. We have seen travel stories. What about going to the beach? “If you don’t go to the sea on an island, you are not an islander,” he said. Here, most of them are followers of the sea career, some 4-5 generations already! The sea is one with us! ”. Then he led us to the old fishermen who lived a lifetime in the sea. For the people of Re Island (another name of the big island of Ly Son), doing tourism is a profession belonging to the “royal court” compared to the seafaring profession, but only a few decades ago, still before. There, from the old to the children, all use the bow of the ship to make a living. When the sun had reached the roof of the West slope, we were happily sitting and chatting with the elders in the seafaring profession of this island, the side of the rice tray was also full of marine products. The elders who are in the age of “tri heaven” tell us about going out to sea the day before and feeling cold in their spine. Because in the old days, boats went wild and could not be compared to now. They are mainly sailing boats with the wind, yet the elders reached out to the “golden sand” (Hoang Sa) beach to catch them. Old fisherman Le Luong (77 years old) takes a full sip of wine and leisurely tells the story of his voyage nearly 20 years ago. That time, there were 6 nets on the old Luong boat, each arm was nearly kilometer long, but only 5 people. When they discovered large fish schools near Hoang Sa, people hurriedly released their nets and then rested for midnight to visit the net. At midnight, 1 person stayed in the boat, and 4 people divided into 2 baskets, following the edge of the net. Regardless of the storm, no one can contact each other, trying to cling to the buoy to keep the boat from being blown away by the wind. The lights of the storm went out, in the middle of the night, we struggled to save their lives, each of us struggled with the storm, with hunger for a whole day and night, then old fisherman Le Luong was thrown into the sea, morning After being rescued by a friend ship in the sea … Quang Ninh. And the people on the boat with him lost their breath. After a few days on a friend’s boat, the old man bought a train ticket to Quang Ngai, then boarded the boat to the island. That journey took exactly 10 days. When I got home, I found that the fishermen’s relatives were doing the rituals for us. When asked that, the friend on a basket in the storm drifted into the estuary of Da Nang, then came back and announced that he was missing in the middle of the sea during a thunderstorm night. Therefore, villagers in the fishing village and their family perform a burial ceremony, build a doll and prepare to be a wind tomb. Whoever doubts the old man will return, rejoice in the suspicion of smoky incense that day. Then, after that time, the old man went to the sea with his fishing friends, but now he cannot remember how many more trips. There are many other stories of old fishermen sitting around us, which cannot be fully told. When the wine of the old fishermen is coming to revival, the sea of ​​dark clouds comes. No one told anyone, as fast as a squirrel, the old fishermen of that age had stepped on the rocky edge of the water, the piles, the people pulling the ropes, brought the boats close to the shore to avoid being hit by the waves. Mr. Nguyen Quoc Chinh, Chairman of An Hai Commune Fisheries Union – Ly Son shared about the work that the fishing union is actively doing to help fishermen of this island: “Ly Son is an island to spend money. Country. The only job of the people is fishing and seaweed processing. People for generations just stick with the sea because the sea is a source of life that brings a piece of rice and money to school for children to go to school. However, fishing also brings losses and grief that cannot be compensated in kind. However, the salty taste of the sea has seeped into every grain of land, the people here, so clinging to the sea is an unchanging belief! ”. On the island money spent Brave fishermen of many generations have passed since ancient times, despite knowing the danger always lurking in the sea, perhaps for them, the salty taste of the sea is part of the inseparable flesh and blood. the crashing waves on the side of the boat were part of a sparkling hope. So even though many generations have been permanently lying in the ocean, people still look towards the sea. Every year, on March 16 of lunar calendar, the people on the island solemnly hold a ceremony to honor the posture of Hoang Sa soldiers to commemorate and pay tribute to the soldiers of the old Hoang Sa Squadron who bravely sacrificed and forever lying in the sea. The people and authorities on the island district have built up wind graves and set up the temple “Am Linh Tu and the tomb of soldiers of Hoang Sa”, which is the place to worship Hoang Sa soldiers and soldiers, Bac Hai, and “witnesses”. live ”is an important historical evidence proving Vietnam’s sovereignty over the Hoang Sa archipelago. The fishermen on the island prepare to fish at night. Compared to other festivals of the fishermen in the Central region, the Hoang Sa soldiers’ stance ceremony not only stops at the value of spiritual beliefs, but above all is an opportunity for the children of the country to express their gratitude to the mother of the East Sea. . The strange attraction of the festival is not only its rituals, rituals, practices, folk festivals but also its deep community meaning and value. The hot sun dissipates in the gentle waves that clap against the white sand. In the distance, there is a glimpse of fishing boats letting go of nets. Currently, the population of Ly Son island is more than 21,000 people. They remain with this land from generation to generation. Not because of the temptations around but leaving the homeland. The people here are always trying their best to study, strive and bring their strength to the development of their homeland. Life here is also quite prosperous now. The 2-3-storey houses have sprung up, cable TV is used by many households, there is a school for children on the island to come to class and a lot of facilities are built to serve people’s lives. . The life of the residents here is no different than on the mainland, there are spacious restaurants, 3-star hotels to serve tourists, bustling music cafes, market for all kinds of hammer, but most still. garlic and seafood species such as abalone, shrimp and fish. Except for seafood, other items are priced higher than the mainland because of the distance by the sea but not too expensive. The peaceful night of the island, only the waves crashing onto the rocky rapids, like the lullaby of the ancient sea. The island crouched in sleep after a day of welcoming guests. In the distance, the light of squid fishing boats shimmering like flocks of fireflies flickering in the thick black sea. Standing between the earth and the sky and the vast sea like that, you can see that your country is extremely beautiful. I kept on talking about the vitality of people in the first wave. They are the lights on the sea of ​​money to spend, to keep the sea and sky the country for many generations.

1. The longest river in the world but without a bridge? Icon Nile River Icon Amazon River Icon Boiling River The correct answer is answer B: Originating from the 5,597-meter-high peak of Nevado Mismi of volcanic origin in the Andes, in Arequipa of Peru, the Amazon River is 6,992 km long with a basin spanning more than 7 million km². However, the strange thing is that this river does not have a bridge over … Considered the longest river in the world, has the widest basin and the most water flow in the world, the Amazon River in South America makes Anyone who heard it for the first time was amazed that there was not even a bridge. Therefore, although there are up to 25 million people living on either side of the river, if they want to cross the other side, they have to row a boat or take a ferry. In fact, for most of the length of the Amazon River, not every part of the river surface is so wide that a bridge cannot be built, but it is the dry season. In the rainy season, the river rises more than 9m and the river surface expands about 40km in just a few weeks. The soft alluvial layer on both sides of the banks is constantly eroding, the riverbed is often full of rubble – including patches of floating forest that sometimes reach 4 hectares. Amazon’s rainy season really brings nightmares to construction engineers. 2. Where is the hottest river in the world located? Icon Colombia Icon Peru Icon Ecuador The correct answer is answer B: Peru, officially the Republic of Peru, is located in South America, the north borders Ecuador and Colombia, the east is bordered by Brazil, the southeast borders Bolivia, the south borders Chile and the west of Peru. is the Pacific Ocean. The national area is about 1,285,000 km2, the population is more than 32.6 million, the capital is Lima. According to the Telegraph, the Boiling River, deep in the Amazon rainforest in Peru’s Mayantuyavu, is the hottest river in the world. Locals call the river “Shanay-timpishka”, or “boiling with the heat of the Sun”. The Boiling River is about 25 m wide and 6 m deep but only about 6.4 km long. The temperature of the river water always fluctuates from 50 to 90 degrees Celsius, up to 100 degrees, enough to make anyone who touches even a few seconds also suffer from degree 3 burns. 3. Which river is the deepest in the world? Icon Amazon Icon Mississippi Icon Congo The correct answer is answer C: According to the World Atlas, the River Congo (also known as the Zaire River) in Africa is the deepest in the world. The deepest point is approximately 220 m, slightly more than 20 m compared to the river ranked second is Truong Giang (China). With a length of 4,690 km, the Congo River is the ninth longest in the world and second in Africa (after the Nile). The Congo River has many branches, flowing through 10 countries including: Angola, Zambia, Burundi, Tanzania, Cameroon, Rwanda, Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Republic of the Congo and Gabon. It greatly affects the life and culture of the local people. There are 40 hydroelectric plants operating in the river basin. The name of the river coincides with the two countries in which it acts as a border: the Republic of the Congo and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Due to its proximity to the equator, the area around the river is extremely hot. Tropical rainforests are a common sight around the Congo River. Some places are covered with grass cages, weeds are flat and quite tall. Hundreds of species of animals such as water snakes, hippos, crocodiles, turtles, and elephants also reside in this area. 4. Which continent is the coldest river in the world? Icon the South Pole Icon Oceania Icon Europe The correct answer is answer C: The coldest river in the world is not located in the North Pole or the South Pole, but in Europe. It is the Neretva River (also known as Narenta), flowing through Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia with a length of about 230 km. According to World Atlas, Neretva originates in the mountains of the Dinaric Alps at an altitude of about 1,227 m above sea level. This altitude makes the river temperature extremely low. The part with the lowest temperature is concentrated in Upper Neretva. Even in the summer, the coldest part of the river can be only 7-8 degrees Celsius. The Neretva River and its surrounding areas are home to many species of flora and fauna. About a quarter of all European fish species are found in this river. However, the river is facing threats from its surrounding environment, causing the number of species to decline. For example, the construction of hydroelectric dams along the river or some invasive animals. 5. Which river is the shortest in the world? Icon The Tamborasi River Icon River Roe Icon River Ombla The correct answer is Answer A: The Tamborasi River (Indonesia): Located in Tamborasi southeast of Sulawesi, the Tamborasi River is only about 20 meters long. This river originates from a rocky mountain, flows through a narrow beach and flows into the Gulf of Boni. With clear turquoise water, gentle sand and beautiful scenery, this is a favorite destination for many tourists. 6. Where is the most polluted river in the world located? Icon India Icon Indonesia Icon China The correct answer is answer B: The Citarum River in West Java, Indonesia plays an important role in the lives of people in the area because it is both a source of drinking water and used for both agricultural production and industry. However, the river is heavily polluted due to the “burden” of more than 28 million people living in the region with more than 1,000 factories poisoning with toxic wastewater every day. Therefore, the Citarum is considered the most polluted river in the world. 7. What is the name of the largest isle in the world? Icon Majuli Islet Icon Marajo Islet The correct answer is the answer A: Majuli isle in Assam, India is the largest river island in the world, surpassing the previous record of Marajo isle in Brazil. The 880km2 islet is surrounded by three rivers Brahmaputra to the south, Kherkutia Xuti and Subansiri to the north. Currently, the island is home to 3 tribes, and is also an attractive destination for visitors to Assam. Result Please work harder! point

1. Which province has flying sand dunes? Quang Binh
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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
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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
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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

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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

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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
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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
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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.