East Gadeokdo Lighthouse, South Korea: Built of concrete on a breakwater, this lighthouse is shaped like the bow of a ship moving forward. The light of the lamp is also red and flashes every 4 seconds. Jeddah Port Control Tower in Saudi Arabia: Completed in 1990, this control tower has a height of 131m and is one of the tallest lighthouses in the world. The special thing of this lighthouse is that there is an elevator for staff and visitors to visit. The light of the tower is white and glows every 20 seconds. Outer Lighthouse at St Joseph North Pier, Lake Michigan, USA: The Outer Lighthouse is an iron tower, located at the end of the breakwater in the port. There are two lighthouses here and the first one was built in the 19th century. Since 2008, two lighthouses have been managed by the city government as a historical relic. Dovercourt Low Ligthouse Lighthouse, Essex, England: Also featuring two lighthouses, the Dovercourt Lighthouse was built in 1863 to guide ships into Harwich and Felixstowe ports. Since 1917, both lighthouses have been decommissioned and preserved as historical structures and tourist attractions. Ban Tha Thewawong Lighthouse, Thailand: The top of the tower of this lighthouse is designed like a pagoda roof, the body of the tower is white. Over 39m high, Ban Tha Thewawong was built in 2012 and lit up at night. It also emits a white flash every 3.3 seconds. Plover Scar Lighthouse in Morcambe Bay, England: Built in 1827, Plover Scar Lighthouse is used to guide ships entering the Lune estuary. The tower has a height of 7.3m and glows every 2 seconds. Pictured is the tower being repaired after being hit by a ship in 2016. West Pierhead Lighthouse, Cleveland Harbor, Ohio State, USA: Built in 1911 to guide ships from Lake Erie to Cleveland Harbor and the Cuyahoga River, West Pierhead is covered with ice every winter. Les Pâquis Lighthouse, Geneva, Switzerland: Having an octagonal shape, Les Pâquis lighthouse is 47m high and completed in 1896. This is a famous landmark of the city of Geneva. Although often flooded, the lighthouse is still operated with white and blue lights placed in separate directions. Cape Bruny Lighthouse, Tasmania, Australia: As Australia’s second oldest lighthouse, operating from 1838 to 1996, the tower was built by convicts and has a height of 13m. Point of Ayr Lighthouse, Talacre Beach, Wales: Rising above the sandy sea, Point of Ayr is the oldest lighthouse in Wales. It was built in 1776 and has been dormant since 1883. Kjeungskjaer Lighthouse, in Norway: Located in the north of the North Pole, Kjeungskjaer lighthouse was built in 1880 with a height of 21m. The light will illuminate every six seconds in red, white and green colors. Bressay Lighthouse, Shetland, Scotland: A cylindrical tower built in 1858, Bressay lighthouse is 47m high. The light of the lighthouse has been maintained by the Port Authority of Lerwick since 2012. Cockspur Island Lighthouse in Georgia, USA: Initially, this lighthouse was just a landmark. By 1848, lighting was installed. Today, the lighthouse is considered as a historical site attracting tourists. Dry Tortugas Lighthouse, Loggerhead Key, Florida, USA: As the most remote lighthouse in America, Tortugas is built of brick, nearly 48m high, completed in 1858. The light of the lighthouse is electrified. in 1933 and automated in 1988. Happisburgh Lighthouse in Norfolk, England: With a height of 26m and has been in operation since 1790, Happisburgh Lighthouse has been abandoned since 1988, and managed by locals in 1990. This is also the lighthouse. the only non-state in the UK.

Lighthouse is the symbol of Vung Tau city. Currently, our country has 92 lighthouses stretching from Mong Cai (Quang Ninh) to Ha Tien (Kien Giang). If most lighthouses are located on islands or places with rugged terrain, Vung Tau lighthouse is one of the few lighthouses built in the city area. Because of that, over the years, Vung Tau lighthouse has become one of the must-see attractions of tourists when coming to this coastal city. According to the information of the sign attached to the lighthouse’s body, the first construction was built in 1862 at an altitude of 149m above sea level. In 1910, the lighthouse was moved up and newly built at an altitude of 170m above sea level. The lighthouse is 18m high, 3m in diameter, effective range is from 23 to 34 nautical miles. Located at the highest position of Vung Tau city, when visiting the lighthouse, visitors can see the whole scene of the coastal city. On a slightly lower hill next to it is a statue of Christ the Redeemer with outstretched arms, built in imitation of the world famous statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). Looking to the south is the deep blue and rich East Sea that is nurturing the people here day by day. Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Ninh is proud: “If you come here in the evening, you will not only see the shimmering Vung Tau city when the lights are on, but also feel the light of the lighthouse when on duty to guide and illuminate the ship. , boat. For the people of Vung Tau city, this lighthouse is a symbol and pride for more than a hundred years.” With the ancient architecture of the lighthouse, charming natural scenery, and cool air, Vung Tau lighthouse is an attractive “check-in” point, welcoming nearly 1 million visitors every year. Although newly repainted in 2019 to withstand the harshest weather and time, Vung Tau lighthouse still retains its ancient and unique features, being one of the oldest lighthouses in the region. Southeast Asia. Mr. Hoang Trung Kien, a tourist from Hanoi said: “I have been to Vung Tau many times, but today, I just had the opportunity to go to the lighthouse. Indeed, not only can I see the important works of Vung Tau, but I can also receive the cool breeze from the sea to melt away fatigue from the long distance. Standing from the lighthouse looking down, you can see how charming the coastal city of Vung Tau is.

Phu Yen is a coastal province with 8 districts, located between Nha Trang and Quy Nhon. Transportation to Phu Yen is very convenient, visitors can take a bus from Quy Nhon to Phu Yen. Besides, every day there is a flight that lands at Phu Yen airport, a short taxi ride from town. Located in An Ninh Dong commune in Tuy An district, Da Dia Reef has become one of the must-visit places in Phu Yen. The site consists of about 35,000 basalt columns created from volcanic eruptions millions of years ago. When hot basalt flows meet cold water, they solidify and create various shapes such as circles, pentagons, hexagons and rare polygons. The dark blue color of the rock combined with the clear blue water from the sea brings an unforgettable experience for visitors. Tam Giang Dam on Tam Giang River is also in Tuy An district. Dams are very important for the rice fields in Tuy An district. You can cross the dam, but be careful not to fall into the river. This is known as the first place to watch the sunrise in the country. To get there, you will have to climb 110 spiral stairs, so have a snack before going up because there are no restaurants in this area. From above the lighthouse, you will see the stretches of beaches in Phu Yen. Try to wake up early and get there at 4 am to witness the sunrise, it will be a truly worthwhile experience for visitors. The fee to Dai Lanh lighthouse is 10,000 VND, this fee is used to protect the lighthouse. Famous from the movie “I see yellow flowers on green grass”, Bai Xep has become a great place for nature lovers. This place is so wild and peaceful. However, the images in the film do not show the true beauty of Bai Xep. The green color of grass and cacti along the hillside makes the scene surprisingly beautiful. Right below Bai Xep, you can see the coast, where thousands of dark stones create a song in harmony with the waves. Ong Cop Bridge is the longest wooden bridge in Vietnam, up to 400m. It connects An Ninh Tay ward (Tuy An district) with Song Cau district. This bridge became famous in 2017 when it appeared in the reality TV show Amazing Race Vietnam. It takes about 10 minutes to walk across the bridge. Don’t forget to make some photo styles to keep the memorable memories. Seafood is something not to be missed when coming to Phu Yen, with grilled blood clams being one of the local specialties. Other specialties such as tuna, oysters and apricot fish from O Loan lagoon are also very popular. As the home of tuna, you can enjoy tuna in all its forms in Phu Yen: sashimi, steamed tuna eyeballs, grilled tuna and more. Grilled spring rolls and spring rolls: This is a type of spring rolls served with a special dipping sauce consisting of mixed grilled pork, vegetables, rice paper and spring rolls. Chives cake soup: This is a delicious dish that will surely make you remember forever. This light “soup” is like a sea of ​​blue specks swimming in a clear, light, and richly sweet broth. Banh beo: This is a very delicious cake in Central Vietnamese cuisine. It is white and has a bit of a salty filling in the middle, usually shrimp puree.

Christian Sommer is an extremely hardworking student, so even while on vacation with his girlfriend, this guy doesn’t neglect his studies. For his studies, he dived into the azure waters under the cliffs of Portofino to learn about the marine life here and found a small jellyfish – Turritopsis nutricula (lighthouse jellyfish). This jellyfish is only four to five mm in size, the whole body is transparent, in the middle of their body is a red digestive system like a lamp, so it is called a lighthouse jellyfish. Although lighthouse jellyfish have a very beautiful appearance, due to their small size, people often do not see or notice them. Immediately after observing and discovering, Sommer collected them in a thin mesh bag and placed them in a container of seawater in the hope of bringing them to the refrigerator and turning them into specimens. But that day was a weekend, on the beach there were many interesting games and because of a bit of playing, Christian Sommer forgot to put them in the refrigerator as originally planned. It was not until the next day that Christian Sommer remembered what he had forgotten. When he found the barrel, he took it out to look, but when he looked closely many times, Sommer found nothing inside the net bag but sea water. So what happened? Even though lighthouse jellyfish are so small they can still be seen with the naked eye, why do they completely disappear in just one? Still not believing his eyes, Sommer checked the container a few more times, this time even more surprised, at the bottom of the container there were many tiny things, almost invisible. can see. After many observations and analysis, Sommer realized that these were exactly the polyps of lighthouse jellyfish. Why did Sommer feel so surprised? In fact, lighthouse jellyfish are a species of hydrophyte, and they have two different developmental stages in their life cycle: a polyp (hydroid) stage and a jellyfish development stage. Adult jellyfish will lay eggs and are fertilized in water, after which they retain the fertilized eggs in the female jellyfish until they develop into planula larvae. These planula larvae can swim freely like worms or float under the sea and then sink to the sea floor to form digestive systems and reproduce asexually into polyps; After asexual reproduction is budding, the polyps slowly develop into adult jellyfish and begin a new life cycle. Usually a jellyfish life cycle lasts a few weeks to several months, and they die after laying eggs. But now, the fact that these jellyfish lay eggs, fertilize, become larvae, mature and then turn into polyps within a few days is what makes Sommer extremely surprised. This means that these jellyfish have not disappeared, instead they are rejuvenated like a full-blown rejuvenation. Further research has found that not all lighthouse jellyfish will rejuvenate, their life cycle will still proceed normally. However, when faced with certain adverse conditions such as food scarcity, water temperature changes, sea water decrease in salinity or physical damage and many other adversities, they will fend for themselves. rejuvenate, turn into polyps and begin their life cycle once more. Theoretically, lighthouse jellyfish can reverse its life cycle continuously without limit of times, so it can be said that lighthouse jellyfish is an immortal life form and is also the only species in the world that can such a mechanism of life. Moreover, each time this rejuvenation process is performed, the lighthouse jellyfish can separate into hundreds of different polyps, which means that the current lighthouse jellyfish have “aged” very much. , may even exceed several thousand years old. Therefore, this species is also considered the longest living organism on the planet, if not completely immortal. It is widely believed that lighthouse jellyfish appeared during the Cretaceous period, and if so, lighthouse jellyfish in the ocean have lived for more than 100 million years. The lighthouse jellyfish is actually an invasive species, it originated in the Pacific Ocean and is thought to colonize oceans around the world through ballast water. Due to its small size, and not causing too many adverse reactions to the ecosystem, few people notice its invasiveness.

Mr. Pham Van Thuong (Nam Yet Lighthouse) cleans and maintains the “magic eye” The “divine eyes” During the voyage, every time the ship 571 anchored to the shore while it was still dark, the only thing for us to know the island’s location was from the light of the Lighthouse, also known as the “magic eye”. According to a sailor, currently on the islands and points of Truong Sa island, there are 9 lighthouses in Da Lat, An Bang, Da Tay, Tien Nu, Song Tu Tay, Truong Sa Lon, Sinh Ton, Son Ca and Nam Yet islands. . All 9 lighthouses are operated and maintained by engineers, officers and employees of the East Sea and Islands Maritime Safety Company. The construction of the lighthouse station on the islands was started when the international shipping route expanded at sea and to meet the requirements of protecting the Fatherland in the new situation. In particular, Song Tu Tay lighthouse was first built on the archipelago (1993), 17 nautical miles away from which ships can see bright white lights, single blinking every 15 seconds. The construction of the Lighthouse depends on the geology and coral background. On Song Tu Tay island, the lighthouse is built in the shape of a circular tower in the east of the island; The lighthouse on Da Lat island is built in the shape of an arrow on a coral background, has an iron and steel structure with flower slanting holes to reduce the acceleration of the wind, while the lighthouse on Son Ca island has a cylindrical shape… Son Ca island lighthouse stands tall like a fortress, standing tall in the middle of the ocean and is considered the most beautiful lighthouse in the 9 lighthouses in the Truong Sa archipelago. Tran Van Chien – Head of Son Ca Lighthouse said: “Son Ca lighthouse is 28m high, 25.5m bright center, group 2 white flash, 10 seconds period, 15 nautical miles effective range. During the day, in good weather, dozens of nautical miles away from passing ships can be seen. The lighthouse operates from 5:30 p.m. the previous day to 5:30 a.m. the next morning. On a day with thunderstorms, fog, or bad weather, the lights must be turned on earlier and turned off later. When there is a problem, the main light is damaged, the auxiliary light will be turned on for replacement and the main lamp must be repaired immediately. Under no circumstances shall the Lighthouse be turned off. Because the lighthouse is not only a landmark for ships operating in the area, but also a light of national sovereignty at sea. The “lighters” With the task of not letting the Lighthouse be turned off under any circumstances, engineers, officers and employees of the East Sea and Islands Maritime Safety Company must work day and night. The environment is harsh, often in contact with batteries, acids, mechanical equipment, and conductive objects, but they always fulfill their noble duties. They are considered to be diligent “lighters”, so that the flame of love for their homeland and country always shines. Their idyllic work is a silent sacrifice, the Lighthouse shines with time, which means that their hair is partly gray because of the sun and wind. Son Ca Lighthouse Station Mr. Pham Van Thuong (SN 1990, Nam Yet Lighthouse Station) worked for 4 years in the profession and went to 6 islands to do his duty. “Due to saltwater contamination, the lighthouses are often rusted, if not maintained continuously, the lights are easy to catch fire. Whether it’s scorching sun or howling wind and rain, we have to climb to the top of the lamp post for periodic cleaning and maintenance. At a height of tens of meters, it only takes a small mistake to have an accident. When the sea is rough, at the lighthouse stations on the island, the waves hit the ground floor. Every 15 minutes, the brothers have to take turns on duty to check the technical parameters. Now there is solar power, so it’s less difficult, but before, it was very tiring to use the generator to generate electricity. It was an opportunity for me to come to the profession,” said Pham Van Thuong. The “magic eye” is never allowed to turn off, because it is lit from the hearts of all officers and employees of the Stations and the naval soldiers guarding the rooster of the Fatherland on a remote island… As a senior in the profession of “lighting lighthouses” for more than 24 years, Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Tuan (SN 1976, Song Tu Tay Lighthouse Station) has celebrated Tet more than 15 times on the island. Mr. Tuan confided: “Working in harsh climates and poor conditions, although it is hard, it has trained me more will and bravery. I am proud to work in Truong Sa. Looking at the bright lights in the black sky, I feel that my country is too sacred. Each flash is the breath and life of the person lighting the fire. To do this job, you must love the job, love the sea and islands of the homeland to complete the task well.” Mr. Bui Van Son (Chief of Sinh Ton Lighthouse Station) is considered an ancient tree of lighthouse stations in Truong Sa. With a period of more than 25 years, Mr. Son has gone to all 9 stations, with the lighthouse he went to for the fifth time. “Each station has its own look, different facilities and conditions. As the station chief, I had to balance the food, calculate how it was reasonable, and then call the mainland to buy what’s urgent so that my brothers and sisters would be less needy. In addition to regulating the work in the station, I often capture the emotional feelings of the staff, timely motivate, help people overcome difficulties. Along with carrying out the task of training and practicing island defense plans, contributing to strengthening the island’s combat strength when situations arise, sports and cultural exchanges are also maintained. We all came together very naturally, the brothers on the station lived more together than with their families,” said Mr. Son. Lighthouse lights run on solar power and automatically turn on and off when it gets dark, but always ensure that the engine and generator operate normally in all conditions, especially prolonged rainstorms. Salt vapor and sea breeze easily damage machinery and technical equipment, so officers and employees must regularly check, preserve and maintain equipment on the station. The “magic eye” is never allowed to turn off, because it is lit from the hearts of every officer, station staff and the navy soldiers guarding the rooster of the Fatherland on a remote island…

1. Which province is Ganh Da Dia unique in Vietnam? Phu Yen
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Khanh Hoa Ganh Da Dia is located in An Ninh Dong commune, Tuy An district (Phu Yen). This place belongs to the form of rare geological heritage in the world, only a few places such as Giant’s Causeway (Ireland), Fingal cave (Scotland) or Jusangjeolli cliff (Korea). Although located nearly 40 km from Tuy Hoa city center, the road to here is relatively convenient. From a distance, Da Dia cliff looks like a giant honeycomb about 50 m wide and 200 m long. The layers of black stone pillars stacked like a pile of discs, forming a unique natural wonder in the middle of the sea. Image: Quang Ngoc . 2. What year is Ganh Da Dia ranked as a special national monument? 2000
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2020 On December 31, 2020, the Prime Minister decided to classify Ganh Da Dia landscape as a special national monument. Experts determined that this natural heritage was created from volcanic eruptions about 200 million years ago. The ideal time for visitors to visit is from January to August, when the sea is clear and there is little wind. Image: __nanglanh . 3. What is the name of the lighthouse in the picture? Ganh Den lighthouse
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Mui Dien Lighthouse Ganh Den lighthouse is about 15 minutes walk from Ganh Da Disc. The lighthouse with red and white alternating between the sky, surrounded by a wild and charming sea. Light pink rocks along the road leading to the lighthouse are a lively background that attracts visitors to check-in. Image: Dungjihd . 4. What is the famous lagoon in Phu Yen? Dam O Loan
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Dam Van Long O Loan lagoon, a national-level landscape, is a brackish lagoon located at the foot of Quan Cau pass. This place not only has a peaceful beauty but is also known for its rich seafood resources. Tourists stopping at this area can enjoy the specialties of fragrant jellyfish and many attractive dishes such as blood cockles with garlic, onion grilled with onion fat, grilled eggs, fish salad … Photo: Nguyen_mong_lep . 5. What is the name of Dai Lanh Cape? Electric Cape
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Shark Nose Dai Lanh Cape (or Dien Cape) is located in Dong Hoa town, about 35 km southeast of Tuy Hoa city. This place is famous for its first sunrise experience on the Vietnamese mainland. The road to the lighthouse in Mui Dien also took devotees to move through the beautiful waters. Right next to Mui Dien is Mon beach, famous for its pristine beauty, blue water and smooth, white sand. Image: Nguyen Minh Tung . 6. Which record bridge does Phu Yen own? The longest wooden bridge across the sea in Vietnam

The longest wooden bridge in Vietnam
The longest bamboo bridge in Vietnam Ong Cop wooden bridge over Phu Ngan River is a famous check-in point in Phu Yen. This wooden bridge is also a shortcut to many landscapes of the land of yellow flowers on green grass such as Ganh Da Dia, Mang Lang church or O Loan lagoon. The main material for the bridge is casuarina and eucalyptus stem boards. The bridge is made of old bamboo. The work has been constructed since 1998 with a total length of about 800 meters and a width of 1.5 meters. This is considered the longest wooden bridge in the country. Image: Nh_le_huynh. 7. Which air conditioner lake attracts young people to check-in in Phu Yen? Nghinh Phong air-conditioned lake
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Nhat Tu Son conditioning lake Ho Son Air-Conditioning Lake is becoming an attractive check-in point for young people. This man-made project not only brings green space and beautiful scenery, but also serves as an infrastructure element to help prevent flooding and regulate the climate. The lake has a wide view, directing to Chop Chai mountain. The lakeside road and bridge section with long, curved railing bars help you keep beautiful, in-depth photos. Image: _nab.99_ .

Montauk is named for the tribe that calls it home https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Although known as Montauk, the land was actually first occupied by the Montaukett tribe – this is where the town’s present name comes from. The first settlers arrived in the area in 1648 and it took almost two decades before the land could be purchased. Views of the ocean are endless https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ The Montauk lighthouse is known for its presence on the East Coast as a literal beacon because it remains active and emits a flashing light after five seconds that can be seen for 19 knots. However, for those with a chance to climb all of its 137 iron steps, the view from a height of more than 100 feet (more than 30 meters) on the slopes is unbelievable. A storm once separated Montauk from the rest of the United States https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ When driving to Montauk, it’s easy to believe how this might happen. With such an isolated place, there are many paths in and out of Montauk. It is a two-lane road surrounded by trees and sand dunes on both sides. During Hurricane Carol that hit New England in 1954, the road and surrounding land leading to Montauk were completely submerged, temporarily becoming its own island. One of its buildings is 200 years old and that is not the lighthouse https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ While the lighthouse itself was built by order of George Washington, it is not the oldest structure in Montauk since the lighthouse was built until 1796. The oldest structure is actually called. It is a second home and is used as a home for shepherds to look after livestock on the grasslands of the area. “The fishing capital of the world” https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ According to Housely, Montauk is also known as the “fishing capital of the world” because there are so many giant fish species caught on its shores. In fact, the catch here is very good. It is also known to be the largest fishing fleet in the entire state. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

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

Dinh Cau floating rocky beach

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.

Referring to Phu Yen, people often think of the romantic scene of “yellow flowers on green grass” in the movie of the same name. However, this place also has a unique destination that visitors cannot ignore when visiting this land.

It is Dai Lanh lighthouse (also known as Mui Dien lighthouse), located at the easternmost point of the country, where the first sunrise on the Vietnamese mainland is welcomed.

This place is communicated by young people as a “must come once in a lifetime”, because the moment of seeing the first sunlight on the mainland of Vietnam will be an unforgettable moment for anyone. experience.

Emotions, pride, and more patriotism are natural emotions that touch each person in that moment.

The road to Dai Lanh Lighthouse will take you through the stunning sea lanes.

When you arrive, with a little exercise with about 1 kilometer of trails up the mountain and climbing 100 more wooden steps in the lighthouse tower, you will be rewarded with breathtaking scenery here.

The higher the scene, the more majestic, you will have to “O’s eye” because it is so beautiful.

Standing on the lighthouse overlooking the surroundings, one side is the same mountain, the other is the vast sea, on the top of the white clouds in the deep blue sky, it is a wonderful picture of creation.

Behind that surprising beauty is the constant constant battle with nature.

Because of its special geographical location, Dai Lanh lighthouse is also the place with the harshest climate in Vietnam with the number of sunny hours and the highest rainfall in the country.

Built and put into operation in the 19th century, up to now Dai Lanh lighthouse has always quietly acted on the task of guiding maritime activities and protecting fishermen at sea.

That beautiful meaning makes it easy for those who set foot here to feel themselves better, and want to live a more beautiful life.

In 2008, the movie Changeling by Clint Eastwood recalls one of the most bizarre and tragic stories of the 1920s. Single mother Christine Collins says her 9-year-old son, Walter Collins, went missing in March 1928 at home. exclusively in Los Angeles City – USA.

Five months later, the police brought “Walter” back to Mrs. Christine but it was not Walter but another boy. Although the woman knew this was not her son, the Los Angeles City police dispelled Christine’s concerns, even accused her of failing to fulfill the mother’s responsibility and forced her to go to a mental hospital.

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Walter Collins is never actually found. Some time later, authorities believed the boy was one of the victims of the convicted child murderer Gordon Stewart Northcott. Meanwhile, Northcott’s mother confessed to the murder of Walter.

So far, the boy’s body has not been found and no one knows what happened. It is also unclear why the police wanted to cover up the boy’s disappearance that they brought another child to Christine and tried to convince the woman and the public that it was Walter. .

11. Female students go to another planet?

Paula Jean Welden, 18 years old, is a second year student at Bennington College (USA). On December 1, 1946, Welden informed his roommate, Elizabeth Parker, that she had taken a hike but was unable to return.

Authorities immediately launched a search on the 435-kilometer Long Trail that cuts through Vermont to the Canadian border, where some local witnesses reported seeing the girl.

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However, they did not find any clues. Police then received information from a Massachusetts waitress who had served an excited girl, matching Paula’s identity.

Upon learning of this information, Paula’s father disappeared for 36 hours, supposedly to “follow the trail of his daughter”, but it was the strange move that made him the No. 1 suspect in the Paula disappearance.

Next, stories about Paula’s home life began to spread, almost as unusual as her parents told the police. Apparently, Paula had not returned home on Thanksgiving the week before, seeming to feel anxious about her dissonance with her father. Paula’s father, on the other hand, theorized that his daughter was “distraught by liking a guy so he must be a suspect”.

A decade later, a local man in the town of Bennington, Vermont, twice told his friends that he knew where Paula’s body was buried. However, he couldn’t bring the police in ?! With no evidence of crime, no body and no forensic clue, the incident has become increasingly mysterious, including those related to the paranormal hypothesis.

12. Three people guarding the lighthouse

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In 1900, the three lighthouses guarding the Flannan Islands, off the west coast of Scotland, suddenly disappeared in confusion. The lighthouse is overseen by a group of four including Thomas Marshall, James Ducat, Donald MacArthur and one person alternating from the shore.

On December 26, 1900, the fourth person took turns to the lighthouse but could not see the other 3 people. This person saw an overturned chair near the kitchen table. No body was found. It is believed that 3 people drowned, kidnapped by foreign agents, a ghost ship or giant sea monster. Until now, the secret is still buried.

13. The dog’s death bridge

The Overtoun Bridge, near Dumbarton – Scotland, seems to have the force of calling for dogs to plunge into death. Since the early 1960s, about 50 dogs have perished under this bridge and hundreds more have jumped down but survived. Below the Overtoun Bridge at an altitude of 15 m are jagged rocks.

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The Scottish Association against Cruelty of Animals sent people to investigate, but to no avail. Scientifically, it can be said that dogs have the ability to “form suicidal intentions”. However, something was enticing them to jump off the bridge, often from the same spot and always on sunny days.

Many theories have come up, including the haunted bridge (which is popular after a local man threw his young son down the bridge and killed him in 1994), a weasel mark the area with a scent that attracts dogs or an unusual sound at the bridge that only dogs can hear.

14. “Monsters” are gray

The Big Gray Man is a mysterious creature believed to haunt the second highest peak in Scotland, Ben Macdui. In the native Scottish language, this creature is called Am Fear Liath Mòr.

Like the Yeti (snowman) of the Himalayas and the Big Foot (big-legged monster) in the Pacific Northwest, the Big Gray Man is confirmed to have been seen by several witnesses.

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The appearance of this creature is not like a bear. Those who have seen the Big Gray Man describe it as tall (over 3 meters) and human-like with short hair, wide shoulders, and long arms. Nearly all of Big Gray Man’s appearances have been accompanied by the sound of gravel beneath its footsteps.

Scientists have yet to come up with an explanation for the Big Gray Man sightings and accompanying sound. Meanwhile, psychologists argue that those who are supposed to see and hear the Big Gray Man are in a state of physical and mental distress due to exhaustion or feeling alone.

15. The occult colony of Roanoke

In 1587, John White led a group of people from England to colonize on Roanoke Island, located in a chain of islands today known as the Outer Banks, North Carolina – USA.

White then leaves to find more supplies. But when he returned three years later, he found the colony abandoned, in which all houses and structures were carefully dismantled.

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Before leaving Roanoke Island, White instructed the group from England that if they were captured by force, they had to carve a cross into a nearby tree but there was no cross. The only clue is from “Croatoan”, the name of an indigenous tribe allied with Britain. White understood this to mean that the group had moved to Croatoan Island (now known as the Hatteras).

Investigations conclude that the group was “slaughtered by the Powhatan tribe” but there is no archaeological evidence for this. Conducting a recent review of official sources, it was discovered that an earlier group of people might have been slaughtered rather than White’s.

Some hypotheses suggest that they and the Croatoans or local tribes have merged, but so far no evidence of DNA has been found to help identify their descendants. Scientists are still unable to explain this ocean mystery.

16. Circleville letter writer

In 1976, residents of Circleville City, Ohio – USA, received anonymous letters. They were postmarked from the city of Columbus in the same state, filled with harsh words.

The text of the letter reminds one of the alleged relationship between the school bus driver Mary Gillespie and the superintendent. A letter was sent to Mr. Ron, Mary’s husband, threatening his life if he does not end his love for his wife.

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By 1977, Mr. Ron was killed in a suspicious car crash, including shooting. However, the local police chief said that Mr. Ron’s death was just an accident. After that, Circleville City residents began receiving letters accusing the sheriff of covering up the incident.

Letters continued throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, even after Ron’s sister’s husband, Paul Freshour, was found guilty of “writing letters and trying to kill Mary with a single gun. pistol”.

However, even when Mr. Freshour went to jail, letters still appeared. Mr. Freshour even received a letter from among them. In 1994, Mr. Freshour was released and died in 2012. The true identity of “Circleville Writer” remains in darkness. Some believe it is Mr. Freshour. Others suspect it is Mary, who used the letters to support her perfect murder of her husband.

17. The Tunguska Facts

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On the morning of June 30, 1908, nearly 2,000 square kilometers of forest in Siberia – Russia was cut down by “an explosion”. There are no witnesses or evidence associated with this event. It was named “the Tunguska event”. Scientists classify it as a “collision event”, meaning that the collision can be recorded between two astronomical objects, such as an asteroid and the earth.

However, no craters were found in the “collision”. So scientists can only guess what happened, maybe an asteroid exploded on Earth, causing the aforementioned devastation in Siberia.

18. Flight MH370

On March 8, 2014, while flying from Malaysia to China, a Boeing 777 carrying 239 passengers and a crew member of the Malaysian Airlines airline suddenly disappeared.

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One of the largest multinational search operations in aviation history found just 20 of the plane’s debris. Malaysia’s Prime Minister declined to comment beyond saying the plane had disappeared over the Indian Ocean.

Theories included, hijacked, captured by the US, crew committed suicide (there is information that the pilot is having a marriage problem), fire on a plane, plunging into the sea, natural Jelly attacks and even gets captured by aliens. But until now, this is still the biggest mystery in the history of modern world aviation.