Isolated from the world, the Marquesas Islands still retain rare pristine nature. In particular, the life of the tribe here (the Marquesas) is also in contact with modern society (Source: Tien Phong). Only at their wedding, do the Marquesas girls wear brilliant traditional costumes including: headbands, necklaces, tops, and skirts elaborately made from fresh flowers, leaves, shells, shells, teeth and bones. animal,… The people here do not speak English, they use the distinct communication language of the tribe The people on the Marquesas Islands still keep the habits and customs that have existed for a long time. Especially the custom of tattooing. Today’s tattoo art in modern society is said to have originated on this isolated island Marquesas men often have full body tattoos, especially unique facial tattoos. To them, each tattoo is important and carries a different meaning Horses are the main means of transportation of the Marquesas tribe people, a kind of wild means of transport Riding horses around the island with rudimentary weapons is the daily work of the men of the Marquesas tribe The person who made this famous photo series is Jimmy Nelson, 53 years old – a photographer from the UK (Source: Dan Tri) He specializes in tribal portraits. When coming to the Marquesas, Jimmy Nelson found this place “especially separate” when nature and people have never been touched by modern society. To be able to produce beautiful images that capture the emotions and express the lives of the people here, Jimmy Nelson must become their true friends. The Marquesas do not arbitrarily allow photographers to take pictures Photographer Jimmy Nelson spent about 6 weeks living on the island learning about the local culture and connecting with its people. Jimmy Nelson took many photos showing the unspoiled beauty of the 12 islands here. The photos are all realistic with high aesthetics The Marquesas Islands (or the Marquesas Islands) are a group of volcanic islands in Polynesia, located in the South Pacific Ocean, more than 1400km from the French island of Tahiti (the nearest tourist destination). In addition, photographer Jimmy Nelson also has many sets of photos documenting the life of many tribes around the world. The Aghori tribe resides in Varanasi, India. This mysterious ancient ethnic group has the custom of applying white powder on their faces and wearing many rosaries around their necks (Source: VOV) Also located in India, but in the Ladakh region, very few people have ever met the people of the Perak . tribe The Yangshuo people in the Zhuang Autonomous Region of Guangxi, China are characterized by using canoes to fish. The natives of Khoyor Tolgoi Hill, Altan Tsogts Bayan Ulgii County, Mongolia hunt with eagles Paro Taktsang Monastery, one of the most sacred places of Bhutan, is also home to masked dancers of the Paro tribe. On the remote island of Vanuatu is the residence of the Ni Vanuatu . tribe The Huli Wigmen have lived many lives by the majestic Ambua waterfall, deep in the Tari valley in Papua New Guinea. The Masai still keep the tradition of piercing ears, wearing knives and hunting with spears. They live in Tarangire, Rift Escarpment, Tanzania New Zealand is where the Te Aroha Mikaka people have lived for many generations People “wearing hats made of feathers” Likekaipia live in Papua New Guinea. The men of the tribe are all proficient in the use of bows and arrows for hunting The Ndoto people have a habit of using camels to move around, because their place of residence is the Range Mountains, in Kenya.

To demonstrate the powerful “evolutionary” potential of workspaces in contemporary cities, Toong continues to introduce a new project, focusing on a multi-functional experience ecosystem. The land at 188 Vo Thi Sau covers an area of ​​1250m2, located in the alley opposite the City Children’s House, formerly the Vice Presidential Palace of Saigon. From front to back, the space is reasonably distributed with areas that are both isolated and meet at the same time in a large central space. The project follows this layout to build an ecosystem of offices, places of work and rest for the contemporary business class. The two side compartments were redesigned to become a unique office for the business, bearing the sound of contemporary “factories” with high ceilings and abundant light. The rear part of the house is planned into a utility complex with meeting rooms, open pantry areas and quiet bedrooms. The sky is wide with bold slices of contemporary architecture. In the expanded space, Toong plans to develop more artists’ studios, creative commercial spaces and working rooms for 5-10 people. Posts: Beautiful News

Pula, Croatia There are large eco tents, enough space for four people with two bedrooms, a fully equipped bathroom and a kitchenette. The tent has a beautiful view of Pomer beach. Using mainly wood, the tents have great positions to enjoy morning coffee, or hammocks on the sand for relaxing afternoon naps. Guests can use other nearby facilities such as spa, sauna or visit the windsurf center for a trip out to sea. Lanzarote, Canary Islands The most expensive experience in Lanzarote is the clear night sky, with no trace of light pollution. Visitors can easily admire the sparkling starry sky on clear, cloudy nights. The Eco Dome tent here is designed respecting the landscape and is environmentally friendly, using solar energy and capturing rainwater. Inside there is a double bed, a comfortable bathroom and basic cooking utensils. During the day, visitors can visit the nearby town of Teguise, or take part in hiking and cycling trails. Nea Moudania, Greece The tents in the shape of “bubbles” bring exceptional experiences, visitors sleep under the stars and enjoy a liberal life. Each tent has its own outdoor living area with sun loungers and hot tubs. Nearby is Greece’s second-largest port city of Thessaloniki, with a wealth of exciting and vibrant destinations. Marvao, Portugal Perched on rock formations, each wooden cabin offers views of the river Sever and the Alentejo countryside. The interior space is simple but extremely cozy and romantic, with beds, chairs, tables and cabinets that are only crudely crafted from wood. The hammocks are arranged outside, helping visitors to be quiet and enjoy the surrounding green natural scenery. Ray, France Hanging at a height of more than 20m and connected to the ground by spiral stairs, this tree house is a great place for escapes. Set in a secluded forest, each house is a completely isolated retreat, suitable for honeymoons or romantic dates. Despite the rough exterior, the interior is still full of amenities such as a bathroom, wooden tub, sun loungers… Vipava Valley, Slovenia The highlight of the houses among the trees is the sauna and the beautiful valley views. Open space design with large glass panels helps visitors always feel living in the middle of nature. This land has immense vineyards, which produce fine wines that visitors should not miss. Near the resort, there are also restaurants with many unique dishes of local origin. Halkidiki, Greece Cute and minimalist, these small rooms still have all the amenities and experiences to create the perfect stay. Each cabin has its own private beach area, outdoor bathroom and ample space for sunset viewing and relaxing activities. Sliding glass doors extend throughout the house, allowing plenty of natural light and stunning sea views. Galicia, Spain The rooms here are thoughtfully designed and fully respect nature. The wooden house is hidden in the pine forest, in harmony with the landscape to the extent that the visual response is minimized. The interior is a lovely mix of rustic and sophisticated, with cream tones, stylish hammocks and textile decorations. With two floors, the house has living room, kitchen, bathroom, jacuzzi and sunny balconies.

Dog Bark Park Inn (USA) Located on a large prairie in Cottonwood, Idaho (USA), this hotel is easily recognizable from a distance with the shape of a dog. This wooden house is an ideal destination for animal lovers. There is a library with many books and games on the same topic about dogs. In addition to a decent breakfast, they also serve adorable dog biscuits. The average cost of staying here is 132USD/night. The most unique rooms are located at the dog’s head, with windows and stunning views of the mountains. Nearby are many interesting destinations, such as Hells Canyon Gorge, Dog Bark Park or the old towns of the Nez Perce people. The Boot (New Zealand) Shaped like a boot, The Boot is a small accommodation located in Tasman, New Zealand, very close to Kahurangi National Park. Small and cosy, this room only accommodates a maximum of 2 guests to ensure privacy and a fulfilling experience. For around $210 a night, it offers a large fireplace, deluxe double bed, bathroom, and private courtyard. In the same campus is a cafe serving both dinner and a large garden, guests are free to visit, walk up the hill to enjoy the view from above. The Seashell House (Mexico) This shell-shaped motel is a unique destination in Isla Mujeres, Mexico. Guests can use a private pool, two large beds, BBQ grill. In the clamshell, wifi and air conditioning are always available. Built on a cliff, this resort promotes privacy and isolation. However, guests should still smile, when quite a lot of curious people stop outside the fence to take pictures of this unique house. The beach is a 15-minute drive from the resort, or guests can go snorkeling in the nearby center of El Garrafon. Plane by Guillaume (France) Have you ever covered an airplane? A motel in Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef (France) allows guests to stay with this privilege, with a kitchen, toilet, bathroom and two beds inside. A night’s stay costs about 108 USD. If you come in the summer, you can own the swimming pool and spacious surrounding space to organize outdoor activities. The beach is only about 2 minutes away. Up to 95% of guests staying at this plane lodge gave 5-star reviews. The Carriage (UK) This resort takes visitors back in time, re-experiencing the Pullman carriages from the 1950s. Modern amenities are still provided here, but the interior and decoration keep the old style, with antique beds, royal dishes and vintage dining room. The carriage is still on the track, where it had previously run in Ullock, on the edge of the Lake District National Park with the Marron River flowing below. The price for a night stay is about 197 USD. Miniature Horse Basil (UK) If you have the opportunity to travel through the Nottinghamshire countryside in England, you can enjoy a holiday with 10-year-old pony Basil in the village of Thurgarton. The bedroom here is located near Basil’s stable, where guests can comfortably play with the horse, or even the lambs that sometimes visit. Outside is a large area, with a castle and vast grassland, where graze many other animals, such as cows, sheep, horses, chickens, cats … which are pets of the owner of the area. this area. Basil’s Horse will be there to greet you upon your arrival, then stay overnight. The next morning, the horse will have to return to the field or roam outside, so visitors need to say goodbye before checking out. A tourist who has stayed here said that Basil is very friendly, cute and loves to eat carrots.

Many countries require visitors to have enough Covid-19 vaccinations. Photo: Getty The Covid-19 vaccine will be the deciding factor for travel. Vaccinated people will have more options to travel or visit family and friends abroad. Some countries only accept fully vaccinated international travelers, so you’ll have to recalculate your destination and trip if you haven’t been vaccinated. Some destinations in Hawaii, Mexico or the Caribbean are seeing a rapid increase in tourists who have been vaccinated against Covid-19 and are ready to go. Roadtrip Trends Self-driving car trips have become increasingly popular after the Covid-19 pandemic. Self-driving travel continues to be one of the most popular types of travel this summer. When traveling by air requires many regulations; Along with the inconvenient entry and exit procedures, many people choose to travel domestically and explore new destinations in the country by self-driving cars. Self-driving is also suitable for families with children, because many young people have not been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 vaccine. Everyone is safe in their own cars, ensuring social distancing while still having enjoyable travel experiences. Prioritize outdoor activities Visitors explore En cave in Quang Binh. Outdoor activities, exploring nature will certainly become more and more popular in the coming time. Adventure tourism is booming in many countries, including Vietnam. Travelers now crave new adventures and experiences, such as outdoor camping, mountain climbing, boating or caving. Luxury stay Tourists choose high-class resorts to stay in isolation and privacy. Photo: Getty It is still too early to go to crowded places, dream destinations or travel around the world. Many people will choose to “hide” in high-class, isolated and private resorts. Luxury resorts provide all amenities so visitors avoid having to move and interact with many people. Many resorts also offer great outdoor activities and experiences. Thorough plans Travel plans will need to be more detailed and thorough after Covid-19. Photo: Pexels Surely last-minute travel decisions will no longer be common. As the pandemic continues, travelers will have to prepare more and longer for their outing plans, such as anticipating the disease situation, safety protocols and quarantine regulations at the destination. . Travelers will need more advice and support from travel agents and ticket offices, such as health and safety regulations, testing centers, refund policies for airline tickets and hotel rooms. Covid-19 insurance Covid-19 insurance for travel is increasingly interested. Photo: Getty When international travel resumes this summer, travelers will certainly be wiser and take care of their own protection. Many people have added provisions in the policy and insurance of the trip, not only to prevent risks to their health but also their pocket. Buying insurance covering the cost of Covid-19 and trip cancellation will be a popular trend in the near future. Some destinations and travel agencies will even require travelers to have Covid-19 insurance. Private car rental trend Car rental services will flourish in the near future. Photo: Getty A shortage of rental cars will occur in many tourist destinations, as demand increases when tourists want to be proactive and avoid crowded public transport. Meanwhile, suppliers have had to sell part of their fleets to survive the pandemic. Therefore, travel plans need to consider car rental, as well as the distance between accommodation and attractions, entertainment, and dining. Status of “room fire” Famous places will have a “room fire” situation during the peak tourist season. Photo: Getty Covid-19 does not mean that hotels always have excess rooms, especially during the peak tourist season. During pandemic outbreaks, many people don’t cancel reservations, but push them back at an appropriate time, such as this summer. Famous places are likely to have a “burn out” situation, because many tourists have to wait too long to travel. Plan ahead and plan many options to book the right accommodation for this summer.

The harmonious combination between green trees and blue system makes the townhouse bring relaxation and peace. Photo: Quang Dam The house is located on the road in Ba Ria urban area, Ba Ria-Vung Tau province. The owner is a young couple with a small daughter who wants to build a peaceful place with lots of trees, so they named the house: Peace House. The townhouse should of course still retain the modern and comfortable breath. The outside facade of the house. Photo Quang Dam “When talking with us, the owner gives the top criteria as owning an open space, lots of trees and getting as much air circulation as possible through every corner of the house,” the Ant team said. I.Studio’s architect said. The 1st floor (ground floor) includes front parking, living room, kitchen, dining room and relaxing backyard with green trees and light. The living room is decorated with dark wood but feels very light. Photo: Quang Dam The back kitchen is airy with the door opened to the maximum, overlooking the green space of the trees behind the house. Photo: Quang Dam To optimize comfort and improve the quality of living space, the entire 2nd floor (1st floor) is for master bedroom and toilet combined with dressing room. The master bedroom on the 2nd floor also has a glass door with a curtain to maximize natural light. Photo: Quang Dam The system of sunshades on the balcony but still ensures the ventilation to catch the sun and wind. Photo: Quang Dam The unique feature of the architecture in this house is that the spaces are connected by a glass bridge with a separate entrance inside. The 3rd floor (2nd floor) is arranged with the daughter’s bedroom, the large family’s office and the ancestral worship room. The glass bridge creates a separate path inside the townhouse. Photo: Quang Dam The house has a rooftop layout with a laundry area, a warehouse and a front yard for growing vegetables. To enhance the light for the house, the skylight is arranged in the center of the house throughout from the first floor (ground floor) to the top floor and is completed by the iron-framed roof. The terrace has an entire area for growing vegetables for family meals. Photo: Quang Dam Homeowners want to enjoy a private place, so the facade is covered by a system of blue and green trees that both create accents and create a green space while still being airy for the house. The materials used in the house are simple but modern, with dark colors to emphasize the strong personality of the owner. The walls are covered with dark natural stone, the iron frame is dark gray, and the interior is dark wood tone creating a cozy feeling. The front of the house is a combination of green trees and blue systems to prevent heat and dust. Photo: Quang Dam In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the city, the owner was satisfied because he had a peaceful house, Peace House, in harmony with nature but still comfortable and modern. The main architects: Nguyen Viet Cuong, Tran Huu Hoang, Nguyen Anh Dao, Nguyen Xuan Trinh. Design company : I.Studio.

The life of fishermen on Nhon Chau island is increasingly improved. Photo: NGOC OAI Because of difficult life, young men and women left the island to the mainland to make a living, leaving only the elderly, children and women on the island. Because of that, for a long time, Nhon Chau is also known as “old people’s island” or “old people’s island”… Memory Arriving on the island, Mr. Nguyen Duc Battle, Secretary of the Party Committee of Nhon Chau island commune, said that Nhon Chau island not only has the memories of people but also the memories of the purest Vietnamese villages. Indeed, according to culturalist Dinh Ba Hoa (who used to work at Binh Dinh Museum), based on geological and cultural documents left behind, Nhon Chau island has an ancient Vietnamese sea village hundreds of years old. In addition, from the 15th century, the Cham people moved to the island to live, the traces of their residence left on the island are quite clear… In the memory of Mr. Nguyen Van Lem (61 years old), in the past, Nhon Chau was almost isolated in the middle of the sea, living in a situation of scurrying oil lamps. “There are two wells on the island, but the underground circuit produces no water to drink. The most memorable thing is that every night of the drought season, the villagers have to catch every drop of water every night. Terrible suffering. In the past, the villagers of Nhon Chau, even in the middle of the sea, still went to the back of the mountain to grow cassava and upland rice to get food and survive in the midst of harsh winds. Hunger in the middle of the sea for more than a century, but the villagers still cling to the sea and refuse to leave the island…”, Mr. Lem said. It was not until after the liberation day that the people of Nhon Chau officially had their title when they became an island in Quy Nhon city. From here, the inhabitants of the island began to find new livelihoods. They left the mountains to go to the sea to catch and grow seafood. With crabs and fish, islanders sail to the mainland to sell and exchange for food and necessary necessities. However, life still changes day by day. The desire to change fate urges young people to leave the island and go to the mainland, forming a new series of “migratory” days on this island. “In the summer, young people go all the way to the mainland, to the farms or to the companies in the city to apply for a job… Thanks to that, the young generation’s life changes, they inherit more conditions than they do. me the other day,” continued Mr. Lem. Hunger To reach Nhon Chau, we boarded a wooden ship with about 300 horsepower from Quy Nhon port to overcome the waves. The sound of the engine ship was crispy, gliding slowly and steadily through each wave of the rough sea. Sitting by the window of the ship, the clear eyes of Ha Phuong, a native of Nhon Chau island, a student of Quy Nhon University, watched the blue waves of the sea. Phuong said: “I am pursuing my dream of becoming an elementary school teacher at Quy Nhon University”. According to Ha Phuong, the education of children on Nhon Chau island is very difficult. “We only attended high school on the island. Those from high school and above must go to the mainland to study. There are very few children out here going to high school.” Ha Phuong’s father is a fisherman, and his mother works as a porter in the summer to carry construction materials on the island, and in the harsh winter on the island, she almost sits at home. As for Mr. Tran Dinh Van (West village, Nhon Chau island), 35 years old, when he was 15 years old, he started to leave the island to find luck in Ho Chi Minh City, with the desire to escape poverty. However, during nearly 10 years of traveling in foreign lands and his career still did not progress, his heart urged him to return. The opportunity also comes when community-based tourism takes the throne, the islands become a “gold mine” for the tourism industry. So Van decided to return to the island, calling on like-minded friends to embark on tourism. “Initially, the island was in short supply, electricity was intermittent, so tourism was like sea foam. With guests, we take canoes to the island and then use motorbikes to do backpacking tours, sightseeing, setting up tents to light a fire, vegetarian singing along the coast. More and more changing, my group expands and does more methodical tourism than before…”, said Van. With the same aspirations as Van, Nguyen Duc Toan’s journey (26 years old, Dong village) was smoother. Thanks to his experience, his family has economic potential, Toan established a travel company, named Cu Lao Xanh Travel. Toan’s business has been doing well for many years, creating stable jobs for dozens of people and relatives on the island. Revival Cu Lao Xanh meets the criteria of green – clean – beautiful and is an island that has not been affected by the “whirlwind” of tourism and urbanization, so everything is almost intact. The island has many attractive tourist attractions such as: a lighthouse built in 1890, a national flagpole on Thanh Nien island, a freshwater reservoir, Thao Nguyen rock, Yen cape, 3 beaches along with many temples and pagodas. caves, shrines, mausoleums, stone caves, ancient stone fields of the Champa people… Thanks to that, in recent years, people on the island have started to develop community-based tourism. Currently on the island there are 9 quite professional community-based tourism models. In particular, many households are willing to invest billions to build homestay-style tourism infrastructure, green accommodation, cheap … Asked about the economic business of the people on the island, Mr. Ho Nhat Le, Chairman of Nhon Chau Island Commune People’s Committee, was excited: Despite difficult conditions, the people on the island are always curious and creative. Many new production models have been researched or applied effectively by people themselves. In which, the model of raising squid and lobster from the wild has been evaluated successfully, bringing very high economic efficiency to farmers. According to Mr. Le, recently, the “revolution” in electricity has begun to activate, launching many strengths such as community tourism and aquaculture of the people on the island. “The shortages and difficulties of the people on the island are gradually being solved by the State, so basically the life and business on the island changes quite quickly. Trade between the mainland and the people of Nhon Chau has been connected,” Le said. When preparing to board the boat to leave the island, Mr. Le pulled my hand and whispered: When young people accept to leave the mainland and return to the island, it is a good sign for Nhon Chau. Then, the “old island” will wake up and revive as the name Cu Lao Xanh that the first class of Vietnamese residents gave it. In addition to the reconstruction of Nhon Chau island, the authorities of Quy Nhon city and Binh Dinh province are always interested in the areas of health and education for the island. Currently, Nhon Chau has 8 doctors, 23 teachers (mainly teachers born on the island) who are permanently attached to take care of the health and education of the people and children on the island. Nhon Chau began to have good signs…

In the Italian territory, this is a Finnish sauna. This place is located on the top of Lagazuoi at an altitude of 2,700 meters, overlooking the Falzarego Pass and majestic alpine scenery. The sauna is located in a resort complex, with a bar, restaurant and 74 beds in private and dormitory rooms. The house’s name is “Takasugi-an”, which in Japanese means “a teahouse on high”. Located in the middle of a lush green forest in Chino, Nagano Prefecture (Japan), this building was designed by architect Terunobu Fujimori. Voted by Time magazine as one of the 10 most precarious houses in the world, this is the perfect place to enjoy tea and enjoy a minimalist life. Nestled in the middle of a dense forest, this craggy house is a popular check-in point in the Thuringia area (Germany). This was originally a stop and entertainment during hunting trips, built in the early 20th century by a duke. From here, visitors can visit ancient towns and Wartburg Castle – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Sky Den resort in Kielder, north-east England, has appeared several times on TV shows, such as Amazing Spaces. The building is very creatively designed, with friendly materials and open ceilings, making it easy for guests to watch the stars from their bedrooms. This cottage in the Bohemian Switzerland National Park is the perfect place for an isolated stay, if you can get to it. The area is surrounded by the picturesque Czech Republic, with its sandstone formations and ancient stone villages. This glass room with amazing views is located on the island of Manhausen, off the coast of Norway. Here, every morning you will be awakened by the sparkling sunshine and then go out to experience outdoor activities in the fresh air. This interesting stop is located in a tree-lined forest, about 30 minutes from Seattle (USA). With a private location and cozy space inside, this is an extremely romantic dating spot. Many couples choose this place to take wedding photos, or simply check-in and rest for the weekend. Located at an altitude of 100 meters and leaning against a cliff, the mountain restaurant Äscher (Switzerland) is the perfect stop for the intrepid traveler. The restaurant is located on a hike through the Alps, across the beautiful Seealpsee lake. This structure is located on Mount Skuta, the highest point in the Kamnik Alps. Designed to withstand the rigors of the high mountains, this is an extremely attractive site in Slovenia. Many adventurous travelers see this as the destination of a hike, with the reward of a beautiful view and a night’s sleep under the stars.

The Mong people in Spring village live separately from the outside, surrounded by forests and mountains on all sides After filling 3 bottles of gasoline, according to Mr. Thao Van Cong, Mong ethnic group in Xuan village, Chairman of Veterans Association of Son Thuy commune, we started the journey to the H’mong village. After nearly an hour and a half, traveling more than 24 km of winding roads, we were at the Spring village. Standing on the top of a high mountain, looking ahead are the old wooden roofs and walls, nestled in the middle of the old forest. The dirt road to each house is as small as a thread, sometimes you have to cross a small stream to reach the other household. For generations, the Mong people in Spring village have lived in this land, living in difficult farming, isolated on all four sides are hills, terrain, and traffic are complicated. People’s life is very difficult. Mr. Thao Van Cong said that at present, Spring village does not have electricity, roads and medical stations, and schools are still facing many difficulties. In the old, shack, Mr. Thao Van Dia, Secretary and Head of Spring Village told us that the village has 114 households with 525 people. Here, because a number of concentrated domestic water works are degraded and cannot be used, people have to connect pipes to streams to bring water back to use. Dia shared, in the rainy season, roads are difficult to travel, people cannot go in and out of the village, the food source mainly depends on shifting cultivation, some households grow a little more rice and corn to store for the next season. County borders. The rest raise small barns around the house. After lunch, fearing that it would rain, we continued our journey to Xia Noi village. From Spring Village to Xia Noi is only 5 km, but it takes half an hour for the group to arrive. To get to Xia Noi village, you have to cross small roads, cross streams, and in the rainy season, the water is heavy, the village is almost isolated. Due to the dilapidated and badly damaged Spring Village Kindergarten, the children were arranged to study temporarily at the old elementary school. The head of Xia Noi village Sung Van Cau said that the village currently has 35 households with 168 members, in addition to difficult transportation, essential needs such as electricity, medical stations, television… are also the long-awaited wishes of the village. citizen. In recent years, people have been regularly provided with maize and rice varieties to actively cultivate, so they no longer have to worry about the lack of food in the off-season. However, due to difficult roads and fragmented farming practices, productivity is low. Even more difficult, when sick people move to the center of the commune, the road is both far and bad. To get to Xia Noi village, the only way is to cross the forest road, cross the stream, travel becomes very difficult in the rainy season. Outdated customs and practices, small production, low education level, and lack of synchronous investment in electricity, roads, medical stations, etc., make the life of the Mong people in the two villages of Xuan Xuan and Xia Noi meet. many difficulties. Discussing this issue, Mr. Ha Van The, Vice Chairman of Son Thuy Commune People’s Committee said: “We want the authorities at all levels to pay more attention, invest in electricity infrastructure, roads and stations so that people can have a meeting. live better”. The poverty rate in Xia Noi village is still high Mr. Mac Van Toi, Deputy Head of Economic Infrastructure Department of Quan Son district, said that in Mua Xuan village, the Department of Industry and Trade is implementing a power grid investment project. In Xia Noi village, the district is currently applying for policies and funding to support investment in the power grid. As for the road system to Mua Xuan and Xia Noi villages, according to Mr. Toi, the district has developed a medium-term public investment plan, period 2021-2025, currently there are a number of projects of the Provincial Committee for Ethnic Minority Affairs and one Several other projects are under construction…

In particular, thanks to the opening of the road along Lap An lagoon, many eco-tourism sites in the area were discovered and exploited, contributing to creating jobs and improving the lives of many households. in the area. And Do Waterfall in Bald Coconut is one of the eco-tourist destinations that in our opinion you should come to experience this summer. If you depart from Hue, follow Highway 1A to Phu Loc, cross 2 passes Phuoc Tuong, Phu Gia, look to the right, you will see a wide lagoon with a soft winding road bordered by a picturesque landscape. drawing – That is the lagoon and the road along Lap An. You can choose to turn right from the foot of Phu Gia pass, or continue to go straight towards Lang Co town and turn in, leisurely follow this road for a few more kilometers, to the territory of Bald Dua village, you will see a signpost. ; Or simply ask the locals, anyone can show you the right way. Clear water for guests to enjoy swimming and bathing The road to Thac Do is very easy to go, low-rise 4-seater cars can also come to the place. The waterfall originates from the top of Bach Ma mountain, when it rumbles, when it travels through the green primeval forest canopy of the National Forest, to Bald Coconut, the water poured over many years has created 3 successive lakes. connected, transparent. Each lake is about a hundred square meters wide, enough for visitors to enjoy bathing and swimming. At the bottom of the lake, which is not too deep, there are many small stream fish swimming, working hard to find moss to eat, or hiding in the rock holes that make the children love to dive and catch them tirelessly. From the lakes, guests can go upstream, just a short distance to check-in, cool off with pure white water. Those who want more can find a certain niche, sit with their backs to the massage water comfortably without having to be afraid of charging fees and calculating “tips”. Of course, care must be taken to avoid locations with a lot of moss to avoid dangerous falls. Eating and drinking, shacks are served by local people, simple and reasonable prices. The food is fresh and delicious, but in general, the scenery is so fresh and beautiful, everything feels delicious. In the first years, go to the place to find the shack before ordering. Later on, tourists heard the voice coming back a lot, the service was also “pro” gradually, there was a Fb page, there was a phone number for customers to book in advance. I just hope that the business people here know how to respect and preserve the landscape, which is also preserving their source of life. Must raise awareness of environmental protection, awareness of preserving beautiful views for the lake and waterfall. Avoid the situation where everyone does, strong everyone wins, leading to damage to the destination, tourists turning away is a waste and a waste. Sunny days have sounded very acrid. Get in the car, Thac Do is on duty. You will surely be satisfied. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

Lunana is a remote and isolated land in Bhutan. This place is twice the size of New York City, including glaciers, some of the highest peaks in the world and not reachable by car. Even so, almost everyone living here has been vaccinated against Covid-19. A monk is vaccinated at a school in Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan, on the first day of the vaccination campaign. Photo: AFP The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine batch arrived last month by helicopter and was given injections by medical staff across the ice and snow to each village. “I was given the first shot to prove to others in the village that the vaccine was not fatal and safe. Then everyone got it,” said Pema, the village chief in Lunana. The Lunana campaign is part of a silent vaccination story in one of Asia’s poorest countries. On April 17, Bhutan, a kingdom that cares more about the happiness of its people than the nation’s prosperity, injected the first vaccine to more than 478,000 people, accounting for about 60% of the population. The Health Department said this month that more than 93% of eligible adults received the first shot. Helicopters deliver the vaccine to the remote mountains of Bhutan. Photo: Ministry of Health of Bhutan Most of Bhutan’s first Covid-19 vaccinations were vaccinated to people during the last week of March and the first weeks of April. On April 17, the country’s vaccination rate was 63 shots per 100 people. , ranked 6th in the world in immunization rates. Immunization rates in Bhutan are even ahead of the UK and US, seven times higher than neighboring India and nearly six times higher than global vaccination rates. Bhutan is also ahead of other geographically isolated countries with small populations, such as Iceland and the Maldives. Dasho Dechen Wangmo, Bhutan’s Health Minister, has contributed to this success by effectively implementing “leadership and direction” from the king, erasing people’s hesitations to vaccinate and promoting a The health care system “enables people in the most remote parts of the country to also receive needed services”. “As a country with a population of just over 750,000, a two-week campaign to vaccinate its citizens is possible. Despite some minor logistical problems we were able to deal with. “, Mr. Dechen Wangmo said. Peace Guardians All of these vaccines have so far been funded by the Indian government, produced at the Indian Serum Institute – the world’s largest vaccine production center. The government of Bhutan plans to give the population a second dose of vaccine 8 to 12 weeks after the first vaccination, according to the instructions for the AstraZeneca vaccine. Will Parks, Bhutan’s representative at UNICEF, said the first vaccination series was “a success” with participation from “top authorities to the local community”. The campaign was successful in part based on a team of volunteers, also known as the Peace Guardians, who worked under the direct direction of King of Bhutan, Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck. In Lunana, eight volunteers set up field tents and helped transport oxygen cylinders from village to village, said Karma Tashi, a member of the government’s four-man vaccination team there. These oxygen cylinders are prepared to prevent the vaccinated person from having a disturbing reaction after the vaccination. To save time, Tashi said, the team had vaccinated during the day and walked at night, usually working 10-14 hours a day. According to Mr. Tashi, some people do not want to get vaccinated because they are busy with the crop or are concerned about a response after the vaccination, but after being convinced by the volunteers about the benefits of vaccination, everyone agrees Italy. On April 12, 464 out of 800 people in Lunana received the first shot of the vaccine. The population here includes a small number that do not qualify for the vaccine. No exception Medical care in Bhutan, an isolated country slightly larger than the US state of Maryland and bordering Tibet, is completely free. From 1960 to 2014, the average life expectancy of Bhutanese people doubled to 69.5 years old. The immune rate in recent years in this country is above 95%. People in Thimphu wear masks when going out on the street. Photo: AP However, Bhutan’s health system is barely self-sufficient as patients in need of special care are often sent to India or Thailand for government-paid treatment, Yot Teerawattananon, said a medical economist at the National University of Singapore. The Bhutan Government Committee will meet once a week to decide which patients need to be sent abroad for treatment. “I don’t think they can cope with the increase in the number of severe Covid-19 cases if that happens. So prioritizing vaccination is important,” the expert said. Bhutan currently records less than 1,000 Covid-19 cases and only 1 death. The country’s borders, which have been tightened by global standards even before the pandemic, have been closed for a year with almost no exception, with anyone coming on quarantine for 21 days. Even the country’s Prime Minister Lotay Tshering, who received his first shot last month, was quarantined after returning from a visit to Bangladesh./.

At The Standard, every entrepreneur returning from the factory, through the gate, a completely different scene opens up ahead: a clean street, gently winding through the low-rise buildings with minimalist designs, Flower trellises cascade down in front of the house, leading to the entrance to the entertainment center of the whole area with a large swimming pool hidden under the towering palm trees and spreading low trees, an outdoor cafe with rattan chairs and chains. swing to relax. Return to peace in The Standard isolation (Real photo) The entire project area is designed in a resort style such as: central park, landscape lake, art garden, landscape bridge. The outdoor BBQ area, adjacent to the garden promenade and scenic terrace is an ideal picnic destination for residents and friends to gather. Instead of having to snorkel far away on weekends for entertainment, residents enjoy a picnic space just a few feet away from home. Modern houses are 5 meters wide and have a lake and garden in front of them. Each floor is only 9 steps apart from each other, each floor opens up to a spacious corridor. At the same time, the architect of the project has chosen the off-floor solution to ensure private space for all members. A tropical architecture that is minimalistic (tropical style) combined with flexible functions can meet the needs of all 3 generations of the family. In particular, An Gia representative said that the whole area is designed according to the idea of ​​a swimming goldfish – the feng-shui factor that brings prosperity to the homeowner. Nurture the concept of enjoying life The Standard also offers an ideal living space, different from the bustling outside environment: a townhouse with utility of the villa, located in a separate resort with a standard swimming pool, green vegetation. Cool with a series of modern facilities such as cafe area, luxury bar-lounge, gym, yoga, children’s play area, sauna … Maximum enjoyment space for residents of The Standard (Actual photo) A plus point worth mentioning is that residents of the project can rest assured living in the area, because this is not only an isolated area that is closely monitored through an international standard security camera system but also has a management service. price “all-in-one” 5-star resort standard. The Standard is also one of the few projects in Vietnam that offers a butler service. The butler team here is well trained, professional, 24/7 service, can take care of AZ from taking care of babies, the elderly, watering plants, cleaning the house, cooking, repairing electricity and water. to pet care, yard care, laundry, property management and rental, or host parties when homeowners need it. Without sharing facilities with residents outside, the modern, comfortable lives of successful owners at The Standard will be fully served through a combination of classy services. Share and exchange with the elite community At The Standard, residents not only separate themselves from the dynamic wheel of life, but also choose to enjoy the ideal silence, exchange and share with the community with a commensurate lifestyle and taste. so. Residents experience a unique outdoor cinema every weekend (Actual photo) This is also a rare project with an outdoor cinema and reading room. The outdoor cinema screen is located in the central park of 4,000 square meters – a place where unique cultural and entertainment activities regularly take place. The community connection area is designed with many open spaces and eye-catching a relaxing space with lots of green areas, creating opportunities for entrepreneurs to chat, exchange, and increase connections from hobby to public. job. The light-filled community library on the second floor is where fathers can read books after playing sports. While the child residents are engrossed in sculpting and coloring, young mothers can take a sauna, do gym, yoga, organize meetings, and exchange knowledge and experiences. Enjoy a resort-style lake evening party in the isolated area (Real Photo) Binh Duong is considered as the capital of southern industrial zones with the convergence of 48 industrial parks, industrial clusters and more than 50,000 senior experts and foreign engineers, along with the rapid increase of local high income class. In particular, The Standard is expected to contribute to quench the “thirst” for a relaxing resort-style living space between an industrial park filled with concrete and dry wind and sunshine. Sitting on the balcony of the house, or the most beautiful corner of the garden, swimming pool, library, sipping cocktails to contemplate life, the homeowner easily thinks of the peaceful destination of the elite in some the city has a growing industry. With a special position and high standards of living, The Standard will be the ideal residence and investment for business people, high-income people and thousands of senior professionals living and working in Binh Duong. and also Bien Hoa. To find out more information about the project, readers visit www.thestandard.vn

On the afternoon of April 16, the Center for Disease Control of Nghe An province and the Nghe An Department of Health said that among 224 Vietnamese citizens returning to the country from Japan, there were two samples that were tested positive. calculated against SARS-CoV-2 virus. Citizens from Japan who flew back to Vinh airport after immigration procedures were taken to medical quarantine. These two people (a native of Phu Tho and one from Nghe An) returned from Narita Airport (Japan), and were immediately quarantined after they got off at Vinh airport (Vinh city, Nghe An). Both are being isolated at the quarantine area of ​​the Southwestern Nghe An Regional General Hospital. Previously, following the direction of the Government Office, Nghe An Provincial People’s Committee and the Nghe An Department of Health directed the Center for Disease Control in Nghe An province to send four working groups and one team (including medical staff and vehicles. ambulance) of Nghe An General Friendship Hospital, coordinated with working groups to welcome 224 citizens from Japan to Nghe An. Including 222 adults and 2 children. On the evening of April 14, flight number VJ7835 carried 224 citizens on the flight from Narita Airport (Japan) to Vinh airport. After entering, the medical quarantine team consisting of 9 staff conducted quarantine according to regulations for all 224 people. Team of environmental treatment, spraying chemical disinfectants for aircraft, luggage compartment, hand luggage. The medical team led the convoy to bring 224 people to isolation at Muong Thanh Con Cuong Hotel (Con Cuong district, Nghe An province) and conducted tests … Vehicles carrying citizens from Vinh Airport to the quarantine point. Results of 224 tests showed that two samples were positive for SARS-CoV-2 (Nghe An and Phu Tho people). Both of these two people are isolated in a room of the Muong Thanh Con Cuong Hotel. As soon as the test results of specialized vehicles were available, two people left the hotel room for isolation and treatment at the South West Region General Hospital of Nghe An. Nghe An health sector is investigating and tracing the above cases of positive contact to perform medical isolation. The Standing Committee of the Steering Committee for COVID-19 epidemic prevention in Nghe An province had an urgent meeting and together with Con Cuong district checked the treatment at the Southwestern Regional General Hospital; discussing, assessing the situation and implementing professional solutions related to COVID-19 epidemic prevention in Nghe An in the coming time.