Dang Van Hai is the son of Phu Cat land, Binh Dinh 9X shared, from a young age he liked to see the beauty of nature through TV programs. Growing up, the desire to explore nature, learn about the life and culture of the regions always motivated Dang Hai. Therefore, he “embarked” to study photography and filming to “record digital diary” about the beautiful scenes he went through, preserving the most meaningful moments of his youth. On his journey, Dang Hai went to all 63 provinces and cities of Vietnam. Each trip left him with unforgettable impressions, aroused the national pride and love of the country of the Binh Dinh native. “For me, every trip is an exciting experience of youth. The more I travel, the more I realize that Vietnam has so many things to love, many beautiful scenes to be proud of and to show off to international friends,” 9X expressed. The more I go to 9X, the more I realize that Vietnam has a lot to love, many beautiful scenes to be proud of and to show off to international friends. Every destination, every altitude gives the boy born in 1993 the feeling of victory over himself when he arrives. In 2015, he completed a trip across Vietnam by motorbike. After reaching the end point, the young man sent his motorbike to Binh Dinh by train, while I traveled by plane. In 2020, Dang Hai has a memorable trip with a 24-day trip on the East Sea. With a camera and camcorder, Dang Hai followed a tuna fishing boat departing from Ben Da port (Vung Tau) to move towards the territorial waters of Malaysia and Indonesia. During 24 days, Dang Hai experienced being a real fisherman, watching the sunrise in the vast waves and immersing in the life of the sea. After a series of days floating on the waves, the boat moved to Ninh Thuan and then back to Vung Tau. From the waves to the forest, but Dang Hai’s biggest difficulty is not on the trekking journey, but from the family side. “People at home are very worried about their safety when they find themselves in many places with difficult terrain, where the temperature drops to 2 to 3 degrees. But passion is the hardest thing in the world, so I can only encourage my family and prepare more carefully for the trip,” he shared. Tuna fishing image taken by Dang Hai on a ship departing from Ben Da port (Vung Tau) moving towards the territorial waters of Malaysia and Indonesia. Moss season on Hon Kho island, Nhon Hai commune, City. Quy Nhon, Binh Dinh province Moss season on Hon Kho island starts in April and ends at the end of June In each new land, the young man always values ​​his own experience. Those experiences are created from looking at the majestic natural scenery; eat typical dishes of each region; exchange, make friends with many indigenous people or understand more about the cultural identity of the locality. Talking about the idea of ​​’hunting’ pictures on craggy roads, for Dang Hai is a ‘great dream’ of travel enthusiasts. A backpack containing personal belongings with a camera and flycam. The computer opens with the work screen. Sitting in the middle of a zigzag pass, in the distance is a high mountain, covered with a magical mist. Sharing more about the special point of his works, Dang Hai said: “The difference probably lies in the destination. The mountains and the sea are places where it is easy to seduce your feet. Mountains bring strong beauty, sea brings gentleness. When these two elements blend together, it creates a lacquer painting of a fairy-tale scene. Anchovy fishing nets Nhon Ly, City. Quy Nhon, Binh Dinh province The romantic sunset on the Ta Nang – Phan Dung trekking palace The beauty of K50 waterfall (Gia Lai) is likened to a “sleeping princess in the forest”. About the upcoming plan, 9X said he will depart for the Northwest region, especially Mu Cang Chai after the epidemic is over. Although he has been here before, this time, Dang Hai wants to experience the Northwest in a different way. It is a Northwest of the ripe rice season, paragliding over the golden season of Mu Cang. “I am proud of Vietnam, a safe, friendly destination that always welcomes anyone who comes here with open arms.” In addition, Dang Hai also wants to remind each individual when traveling to always be conscious of preserving the natural landscape and protecting the environment. “Let’s rebuild a green, clean, beautiful and poetic Vietnam!” “I am proud of Vietnam, a safe, friendly destination that always welcomes anyone who comes here with open arms”

Sharing about the reason for choosing to travel independently, Ty said: “Perhaps it is because I want my youth to be a little different. Before every trip, I have a feeling of fear, but after overcoming it, I want to go to more places. And another reason, there is a sister I know who inspired me with self-sufficient travel trips. She’s a girl, but if she’s brave like that, I can do it too!” Self-sufficient travel helps Ty balance in his studies. (Photo: NVCC) Nguyen Ty affirmed that she had conquered her limits or the things she thought she couldn’t do, and then she wanted to conquer more and more goals. Talking about the trip that left the most emotions in Ty, the friend was not afraid to share about his trip to Y Ty (Lao Cai). “Initially, I went “trekking” (in the form of hiking or climbing mountains, crossing all kinds of terrain) Lao Than in Y Ty. Due to the influence of the storm, it rained and thanks to this chance, I met two very interesting people, Uncle Lee and Ms. Van in Y Ty. After sharing a meal, I invited them to join for fun. During this trip, I experienced a lot of things like the landscape of the high mountains, how life in the mountains lacks electricity because I only use electricity while eating the rest, I have to light a fire in the kitchen to keep warm. … And the trekking journey of Lao Than in the rainy and stormy season is not easy, I slipped and fell several times when climbing the slippery slopes. However, this trip left me with a hobby of trekking, maybe in the future I will continue to go to the mountains higher than Lao Than”, Ty recalled. Photo Bill “Chill” at a coffee shop in Da Lat. In such self-sufficient tours, Ty made many mistakes because of his lack of experience. Billion shared: “Once, I booked a room on the wrong date, but fortunately, I was supported to change the date at no extra cost. There were times when I didn’t preview the weather forecast, so when I got there, I didn’t get much harvest. And even the times of not carefully calculating in terms of health to visit many places.” Ty’s memorable climb to Lao Than and Y Ty with new friends. Also from those mistakes, Ty has learned many valuable lessons for himself. From scheduling and organizing a reasonable plan, managing expenses, expanding relationships and connecting with people, he also has the opportunity to learn more about the culture in many different lands. listen directly to the story told by the natives. “Go a day, learn a smart sieve” and so, Nguyen Ty becomes more and more active and confident to conquer new destinations in the future. “The most important thing is to determine the route. , calculate and reserve costs if risks arise. If it’s your first time experiencing, you can choose places that are a little closer to you to be less surprised, and slowly go further. Ask people who have traveled alone many times what questions you still have. In my opinion, in today’s open world, it’s not too difficult to look up and prepare for the schedule. Every time I prepare to go, I go to pages like: Skyscanner, Booking.com, Vexere, DSVN… to see flights, train tickets, bus tickets, accommodation …”, Bill “reveals” the experience for those who travel independently for the first time. Trieu Dao Nguyen Ty always knows how to balance traveling and studying, so during high school, you have achieved some “terrible” achievements such as: Traditional Olympic Silver Medal 30/4 times XXIV Geography, Traditional Olympic Gold Medal 30/4 times XXV in Geography, First prize for Excellent Student in the City in Biology.

Although I have traveled to many places and conquered many mountain peaks with beautiful landscapes in the world, the journey to Nhiu Co San, Lung Cung and Lao Than is a trip that really leaves many memories with difficult impressions. forget. The trip is like reading a special book that each person usually only reads once. Photographer Hung Lekima and his friends have just had a trip to conquer the unique peaks in Lao Cai, where few people know about. He shares this journey with travel followers of Zing . Photographer Viet Hung Lekima atop Nhiu Co San. Cloud hunting season is usually from about October this year to April next year. We have three journeys to three different peaks in Lao Cai and Yen Bai from September to November 2020. Each time our group has from 15 to 20 members. The most memorable memory is the trip under the rain and mud, it took 8 hours to get to the shack at an altitude of 2,100 m, the rain showed no sign of stopping. The next day, we had to wait, watch, really wanted everyone to have more time to rest, so we started later than expected. When I finished climbing to the top, back to the shack, many of my companions left early, but there were also people who returned when it was already dark. Walking in the dark forest, slippery roads, raining… a heart-pounding experience… Lao Than – roof of Y Ty’s house It is said that it takes two stones to make fire, and it takes teamwork and cooperation to achieve great things. In times of fatigue when conquering the mountain peaks, I still see people around me sharing each other’s cakes, bottles of water, medicine and other drugs. Even unfortunately, someone got injured, walked slowly, someone stayed with the porter to help them… There was no shortage of words of encouragement to overcome difficulties together, especially when our group traveled a lot when it was raining, cold and muddy. When you face many difficulties while climbing, it is also a fertile ground to show the other world inside you, the world of compassion, helping people around, which are priceless things. Located at an altitude of 2,860 m, Lao Than peak is considered as the roof of Y Ty, in the territory of Phin Ho village, Bat Xat district, Lao Cai province. Lao Than with Nhiu Co San peak is a pair of mother and father mountains that the Hmong call it Hau Pong San. This is also an ideal place to hunt clouds. Lao Than – where the sun rises the earliest and goes to bed late in Y Ty. To set foot on the roof of Y Ty, we have to climb 8 km to the top, which takes at least 6 hours. If we want to hunt clouds on the top of Lao Than, we have to climb the mountain in the afternoon and stay overnight on the top to wake up early the next morning to catch the dawn, watching the white clouds fly. Nhiu Co San – steppe in the clouds Nhiu Co San is the 9th highest mountain in Vietnam with an altitude of 2,965 m, belonging to Nhiu Co San village, Sang Ma Sao commune, Bat Xat district, Lao Cai. This mountain is one of the unspoiled places with primeval forests and rich vegetation offering a variety of landscapes. This place has a very beautiful waterfall like a silk ribbon dropped from the sky. People are easily bewildered with the wooly path in the dense forest with mossy rock layers at the foot, wide view with majestic mountains. Nhiu Co San deserves to be one of the mountains in the north to conquer. Nhiu Co San is also known as Horn Trau mountain, because it also has another nearly equal mountain next to it. These two mountains standing side by side look like buffalo horns. Therefore, the world in the clouds here is different from other mountains. Standing here, you can see a huge waterfall of clouds flowing thanks to a buffalo horn next to it. From Sang Ma Sao, you have to go 7 km through the gravel and stone road to Nhiu Co San village to start the journey. To “touch” the buffalo horn, we had to climb 9 km, it took about 8 hours to get there. Usually, anyone who comes here also sleeps in a shack in the forest to conquer early the next day to see the sunrise and the sea of ​​clouds on the mountain top. Lung Cung – a beautiful picnic road in the clouds People often say “time heals all wounds” but I think it must be “nature heals all wounds”. Climb the mountain to see yourself not only living. After all, man is born from nature. When you return, put yourself in the heart of nature, whether unconsciously or not you feel so small and feel equal to all living things. It helps you to see things become lighter, regain inner optimism and bring fresh vitality after each trip. Located at an altitude of 2,913 m, Lung Cung peak is named after a village located deep in the rugged and beautiful mountains in Nam Co commune, Mu Cang Chai district, Yen Bai. To conquer this mountain, we had to sit behind a motorbike 15 km on a slippery road, our hearts wanted to jump out of our chests. Many sections can not sit in the car but have to walk in drizzly and blind weather. But after strenuously climbing to an altitude of more than 2,300 meters, a miracle happened. We were surprised: “This is the paradise of the heavens”. The sun is warm and welcoming. A whole river of white clouds played at my feet, like I didn’t know and thought a bit about how cold and wet the ground was… My heart seemed to burst. Even so, this is a relatively easy mountain to conquer. We climbed straight to the top in the day with 7 km and took 6 hours, to watch the sunset and then back to the shack. Early the next morning from the shack we continued climbing for about 1 hour to reach the top to watch the sunrise in the sea of ​​clouds. Nature has many miracles After countless hikes and flashbacks of the trips. I remember the early morning, the dark night, climbing the mountain in the cold mist, clouds and unknown winds… The hard work of “marching” just to watch the mountains coincide with thousands of mighty soldiers. “Mountains walk in the cold mist, mountains go in clouds, mountains go in the wind, mountains quietly watch themselves in the deep valleys, mountains are mysteriously herds of horses, mountains coincide with thousands of mighty soldiers.” Remembering the feeling of the night in the cold forest, it was hard to sleep. Remember the feeling of helplessness when your legs hurt too much, your back is tired but you still don’t know when you can get down the mountain. Remember the hikes in the pouring rain, cold, slippery roads and muddy feet. Remember the temporary lunches on the road that could not be lit because the wind was too strong. Remember how many times you were about to give up, or the most difficult and tiring times on the mountain, thinking that you would not climb any more mountains… Having appeared for a long time in the world, the sport of mountain climbing seems to be still quite new in Vietnam. Even many people think that it is simply another name for “phèo”. In fact, climbing is a form of adventure tourism, an outdoor sport where participants do not have any means of transportation other than their own feet. You climb mountains not so the world can see you, but so you can see the magical world of yourself. When we crossed the hills, mountains, plateaus and strange countryside by ourselves, we had to accept much more difficulties and hardships. And surely there will be no shortage of times when bored and tired, it seems that you can give up. But the feeling of approaching the magical world inside you, touching the very beautiful, wild and pure pieces of the forest and nature is truly worth a thousand times the hardship that we have experienced. by.