Ham Rong Mountain is located close to the center of Sa Pa town and has the lowest point in the South 1,450m, the highest point at 1,850m. Photo: Dao Nguyen Bui Thuy. Terrain with an average slope angle of about 30 degrees. Geomorphology is mainly exposed weathered casteur bedrock. Photo: Trung Duc. Red cherries on Ham Rong peak. Photo: Cao Minh. Around Ham Rong mountain, there are many different types of mountains, evergreen closed forests, with all kinds of green broad-leaved trees all year round and vines, dense bushes, mixed forests of broadleaf and coniferous trees… characterized by sparse forest, less dense, sometimes interspersed broadleaf grass. Higher than subtropical moist evergreen closed forest with sparse forest characteristics, few layers of coniferous flora develop. With the height of the mountain top, there are almost no trees left, only sporadic mountain bamboo (Dwarf Truc) and dusty wind blowing. Photo: Tuan_Nikon. The average temperature of Ham Rong mountain area is from 15 to 18 degrees Celsius, the average rainfall is 1,800 – 2,000mm, especially the climate is different with the appearance of frost and light snow. Photo: Dulichsapacungmytour. Ham Rong Mountain in Lao Cai province is a province with relatively rich and diverse potential for tourism development. Located in the tourist complex of Lao Cai province, Ham Rong mountain is considered as one of the places with great potential for tourism development and plays a very important role in the process of economic restructuring of the province. Photo: Vietravel. This is an indispensable tourist destination in the travel itinerary of tourists to Sapa. Photo: Dao Nguyen Bui Thuy. Coming to Ham Rong mountain, visitors not only enjoy the wild natural scenery of heaven and earth, but also enjoy the fresh and cool air of Sapa. Photo: Vietnamtourism. Visitors to Sa Pa cannot help but come to Ham Rong mountain to talk with rocks, with trees, with wild wind and clouds, to be immersed in the ecstatic scenery of creation, to live in a fairyland in the middle of the world. Photo: Dao Nguyen Bui Thuy. From a distance, Ham Rong Mountain looks like a giant dragon bending over, lying to the west of Hoang Lien Son range. The top part of the mountain is cleverly arranged by the “mother” of nature from the lifeless cliffs randomly, but creates a meaningful image. Photo: Thongtindulichsapa. The people here call the top of that mountain Dau Rong mountain because it looks like the head of a dragon baring its fangs towards the sky. Photo: Dao Nguyen Bui Thuy. There are many versions of the legend of Ham Rong mountain, but in general, these legends refer to the love, affection, and loyalty of dragons. Photo: Ngo Minh Truc.

If the stake is broken, I will leave it for you to play.” Why does the sentence “just because” sound so gentle, is there something heartless or callous here? What effect does death have on their hobby? In modern society, there is nothing more painful and terrifying than being bitten to death by a dog. But all are healthy dogs raised by owners. Raise without knowing how or unable to teach. This type of dog was bred for one-on-one combat, not as a pet. Some people use an excuse to raise a pitbull to keep their house, keep money … without noticing that sometimes they have to exchange it with blood, the lives of family members or themselves. If you only have a dog to watch and alert, there are many other options. Raising a pitbull is like keeping a gun in the house. But this type of “gun” is ready to take the trigger at any time. After a series of deadly pitbull bites, including the owner, despite being raised for a long time, raised from a baby … currently, about 39 countries have banned pitbull farming and a few other fierce dog breeds such as rottweiler, Brazilian clam, doberman, Tibetan clam, tosa Japan… Of course, crossbreeding between them is also illegal. Pitbull hybrids are said to have appeared in England since the 1800s for use in the violent recreation of bullfighting, and even bear fighting in the UK and USA. But even their homeland could not stand this breed. Since 1991, the UK has banned pitbulls after a series of unprovoked attacks on people of this breed. Between 1981 and 1991 in England and Wales, there were 15 pitbull deaths. In Vietnam, Long An is not the first place to record “rogue achievements” of pitbulls. In August 2018, the brother of a dog owner in Hanoi was bitten to death by a pitbull. In the same year, in Philadelphia – USA, a 2-year-old baby was bitten to death by 2 domestic pitbulls (there are 3 more in captivity). And in Virginia, 22-year-old Bethany Lynn Stephens was bitten to death while walking two pitbulls in the woods. When the police discovered them, they were eating the victim’s ribs… Mrs. Sandra Bowers Adams, 70 years old from Georgia was charged with murder while looking after her grandchildren but allowing pitbulls to attack… Many other cases were equally horrifying. . Pitbull is responsible for 82% of dog attack deaths in the US. Dog owners in general in Vietnam are clearly being pampered. The alleys full of dog feces in the middle of the capital are an example. There have been a few cases of people beating people to death over petty disputes around dog keeping. In June 2015, two families in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City were reported to have been described as having a “crazy fight” leading to the death of the dog owner. Reason: the dog defecated in front of someone else’s house. In March 2020, a young man stabbed a man to death and went to prison for 20 years from an argument due to being bitten on the hand by a dog. In May 2020, just because the barking dog startled two men in Dong Nai who were doing gymnastics turned to punch each other, one man died. We can see that people sometimes can’t even control the heat anymore is dogs. Therefore, besides periodic vaccinations, city people need and are forced to get used to muzzle and leash their beloved dogs. Depending on the dog breed and weight, the penalty is calculated. And it is necessary to ban the raising of some fierce dog breeds at home when we cannot have a licensing or chip-based process like other countries. In terms of infrastructure, the densely populated cities in Vietnam are also not suitable for raising large and powerful dogs. They always require a large enough space (garden) to operate, otherwise they will be stressed, becoming a potential hazard in the community. According to a newspaper report, in addition to innate evil, pitbulls in Vietnam often eat supplements or drugs to strengthen muscles and look beautiful. As a result, the dog is always excited, has an excess of energy, and is more and more ready to attack people.

Pitbull is considered a fierce, aggressive, persistent, tenacious dog that is even compared to a cold-blooded killer by dog ​​lovers. In the US, the Pitbull is considered the most dangerous breed and is used in professional dog fights. In Vietnam, many people show their class from raising Pitbull dogs worth a few dozen to several hundred million dong. Fierce dog breed, originating from England According to dog site BarkPost, pitbulls are often mistaken for American dogs – in fact they are of British origin. In the early 18th century, the ancestors of the modern pitbull followed the British to emigrate to America. At that time they were trained to keep the farm, hunt and keep company with the owner. To suit the working conditions and living environment in the US, especially the fierce hunting – Pitbull was deliberately bred to be bigger and more aggressive to hunt large animals. In the early 18th century, the ancestors of the modern pitbull followed the British to emigrate to America. At that time they were trained to keep the farm, hunt and keep company with the owner. To suit the working conditions and living environment in the US, especially the fierce hunting – Pitbull was deliberately bred to be bigger and more aggressive to hunt large animals. Due to the characteristics of the skeleton as well as the muscles, the pitbull is famous for its tenacity, endurance and especially aggressiveness if provoked. The average Pitbull has an average weight of 30-40kg, those with special care can reach 80kg, an adult height of 45cm or more with sharp teeth. – Out of a total of more than 400 dog species of the modern world, the pitbull is ranked in the 11 most dangerous dog breeds for humans. – According to LawFirm, 69% of dog bites leading to death or death are related to pitbull; 76% of people killed by dogs in the past 50 years are pitbulls, of which: 27% are children (more than 2/3 are infants or under 2 years old). Why can pitbull get mad, bite people to death? According to many connoisseurs of breeding and training Pitbull dogs are really massive, aggressive but loyal to death to protect their owners. Their madness to bite people to death mainly comes from 2 factors: First: The “a-dua” raising dogs according to the movement, lack of knowledge, even to fight dogs, many owners have intentionally injected stimulants, fed raw meat to pitbull muscle development. Besides, if you are kept in a tight space, neglecting in training will cause the pitbull to be stressed and have excess energy. If the above situation is prolonged, the pitbull will suffer from depression, nervous inhibition leading to uncontrolled violent actions even with mild agitation. This doesn’t just happen with pitbulls, it’s the same with most large dogs. Second: Today’s Pitbull is essentially the product of a “hybrid race”. Many dog ​​breeders are always looking for ways to create a pitbull that is superior in appearance and strange in color by crossing it with many other dog breeds. Besides the purpose of improving appearance, this causes psychological instability for pitbulls in the next generations. Similarly in the past, humans have sought to cross domestic dogs with wolves to create new species that are beautiful and unique. However, the evidence is that crossbreeds that lack selection often have wild, unfriendly behavior and they will attack people sooner or later. Thus, whether the pitbull is good or bad – most of it comes from the owner’s upbringing and training. Experience in dealing with pitbull dogs According to a dog trainer, attacks involving dogs usually fall into two phases. Before being attacked: Be especially alert, pay close attention if you see pitbulls (and large dogs) loose, not muzzle appearing at the place you pass. If the dog growls, stares and starts to move closer, stay calm – find something that makes you look taller like a coat, tarp, cane… and point it in front of you. Maintain a defensive stance and slowly step back to create some distance. Absolutely do not turn to run away, this will activate the hunting instinct in dogs, making them rush to attack you immediately. While under attack: In case the dog still rushes to attack, knock you down – the part they will target first is the face and neck of the victim. Do everything you can to cover the head and neck as well as kick the dog’s neck, shouting for help. Pitbull when biting people will lock the entire jaw. The act of pouring water, setting fire to the muzzle, hitting the dog’s butt and back is not recommended because the more you hit it, the more fearful it feels, making it more aggressive. According to longtime Pitbull owners, they often subdue this species with a “fangs” – a specialized tool used to open the jaws of aggressive dogs. In addition, it is also possible to affect the lower jaw of the dog or find ways to influence the inner jaw so that the dog opens the jaw. According to dog trainers, the part that needs to be attacked to stop the dog is the COLLEGE. Hits hard enough on the pitbull’s throat will make them falter. However, all preventive measures are not as effective as dog owners consciously muzzle when taking the dog out. About 39 countries or some provinces/states of the country ban the breeding of Pitbulls. Among these are Argentina, Bavaria, Belarus, Bermuda, Denmark, Ecuador, Finland, France, Guyana, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Malaysia, Malta, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal , Puerto Rico, Romania, Russia, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, United Arab Emirates (UEA), Ukraine, United Kingdom, and Venezuela are banned nationwide. Meanwhile, 15/16 states in Germany ban Pitbull dogs. In addition, some areas in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, China, Canada, and Japan also ban this breed. Among these countries, Italy lifted its ban on dangerous breeds of dogs, including the Pitbull, in 2009.

Surely many people still remember the heartbreaking story that happened three years ago in Hanoi, when a man saw his adopted brother’s pitbull was chasing and biting a smaller dog, so he shouted loudly. Suddenly, the pitbull pounced on him, knocking him to the ground, biting him, leading to the death of the victim. Pitbull dog bite to death. Photo: TC Some places selling this breed often advertise: The pitbull is known as the lord of the fighting dogs. They are used in combat, possessing toned bodies, muscular muscles, sharp eyes and sharp teeth. Today, pitbull dogs have been tamed and raised as pets in households… On forums about raising dogs and cats, many people suggested that lawmakers should have regulations to completely ban the breeding of some fierce dogs such as pitbull, rottweiler, Brazilian clam, doberman, Tibetan clam, etc. guard as a working dog (dog). However, the group of people who have a hobby of raising fierce dogs believes that the owner must really understand the characteristics of the animal and know how to tame it. Not only pitbull, other dog breeds are often protective of their owners or protect themselves when they feel danger. A raised hand, a loud voice from outsiders… also made them think they were attacked, so they retaliated. In the case in Long An, the owner took the dog out without wearing a muzzle. When he saw another man talking loudly, the dog rushed to knock him down, attacking the victim to death. The dog owner who intervened was also bitten and seriously injured by it. Even we ourselves are fully educated and aware, but when we fall into a negative state, it is not uncommon for people to lack control over their behavior, take wrong actions, and harm their fellow human beings. pay dearly. Dogs, especially fierce dogs with a predatory nature, control their instincts even more. Granted, the owner must train the dog, but how many people understand the temperament of the animal they are raising; How many people are capable of teaching and training fierce dogs at home? Not to mention, no matter how well they are tamed and taught, when they encounter problems or feel threatened, they all appear as wild animals. Currently, there is no law in our country that prohibits the keeping of any kind of dog. However, our country has long had very clear regulations on measures that pet owners must take such as rabies vaccination. When taking a dog to a public place, someone must lead, wear a muzzle for the dog or keep the dog on a leash. Administratively, Decree 04/2020 stipulates a fine of 1-2 million dong for one of the acts of not wearing a muzzle for a dog or not keeping a dog on a leash or having no one to take the dog to a public place. At a more serious level, the dog owner must be criminally responsible according to Article 295 of the Penal Code 2015 (crimes of violating regulations on occupational safety, occupational hygiene and safety in crowded places). Accordingly, in case a dog bites a person to death (as in Long An), the dog owner can be fined from VND 20 million to VND 100 million, subject to non-custodial reform for up to three years or a prison term of 1-5 years. In civil terms, the dog owner must compensate the victim for damage, whether criminal or not because it is a wild animal, a source of extreme danger according to Article 601 of the Civil Code 2015. In the world, there are a number of countries that have banned the breeding of some fierce dogs at regional or national level, including pitbulls. While waiting for the legislators to study to see if there should be a regulation on banning the breeding of aggressive dogs, owners must first strictly comply with the existing regulations. If the owner is always subjective and confident that he has fully understood his pet’s temperament, despite the law, taking the dog out on the street without a muzzle, without a leash, the price to pay will be very expensive. That price is not only for the community but also for the dog owners themselves, as was the heartbreaking case in Long An. Each species is born with unique temperaments, suitable for certain environments. In this heartbreaking story, dogs are not at fault, the fault lies with humans – people who like to breed fierce dogs, not complying with the law.

Ta Gu waterfall is located in Son Hiep commune, Khanh Son mountainous district (Khanh Hoa). From Cam Ranh city, turn along Provincial Road 9, go on the romantic Khanh Son pass about 40km to To Hap town. There is no signpost indicating where Ta Gu waterfall is, other than asking locals. Sometimes seeing you lost your way, people stop and say: “Are you going to Ta Gu waterfall? Let’s go this way.” I have met such enthusiastic people, so that once I can leave my footprints on this mysterious waterfall. From Hung Vuong street go forever, turn many times, go on a small dirt road, go up high, down low … finally to the waterfall. On holidays, there is only one person to keep the car, but normally, you just lock the car there and start conquering. On the way, you can stop at Apa Buoi bridge to see the unique stream flowing backwards to the West, feeling like water flowing from low to high. Ta Gu Waterfall was formerly known as Ivory Waterfall, later named Ta Gu because its water flows into the stream of the same name. The story associated with the waterfall is told by the old people here, then handed down. It was from the time when heaven and earth were in harmony, there was a stream with flowers blooming in four seasons and blue water. The fairies in the sky fly down to bathe in the stream, then go to the top of the mountain to dry their long hair. In it, there is the Ut fairy, because she was busy playing, the door of heaven was closed, and she turned into a waterfall on earth. The high mountain that the waterfall flows down like an ivory has a beautiful name: Mount Chalo. In fact, Ta Gu waterfall has been known for only a few years now, when many young people keep riding motorbikes and go out to explore. From then on, the discoveries to the waterfall kept increasing. It is undeniable that going to Ta Gu waterfall is a real adventure. The way down below is a dangerous one. The cliff collapsed, the tree roots protruded, the adventurer kept clinging to the tree’s roots, looking for the protruding mounds of earth to climb down to the waterfall. In fact, when I got there, I only saw rocks covered, and the water was flowing downhill. But you have to go to the end, so you jump on the cliffs to cross to the other side of the stream. The rocks here are very slippery, so many people in the front have deliberately dropped large bamboo branches for the following people to cling to. The simpler way is to just roll up your pants and wade through the water, because the highest place the water level is about 0.8m. After crossing the bank, go along the forest path opened by the previous person. The road is small, about 0.4m wide, very difficult to go, sometimes going up, sometimes going down, sometimes you have to cling to the roots of trees to climb. Finally to the cliff. The most difficult thing is to climb down the cliff at a height of 5m to conquer Ta Gu waterfall. There are many people who give up, just sitting on the rocks from afar and watching. Touching Ta Gu waterfall will feel different from any waterfall you have been to. The clear white water flows without noise, pouring into a lake about 200m2 wide. Next to the lake is a cliff about 6m high. There are many primeval forest trees here, many flat rocks to rest, sit there and watch the waterfall. In particular, there are many holly trees on the side of large trees. Currently, Ta Gu waterfall still has no services, but the attraction of the unspoiled waterfall has made more and more footsteps come. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

Hunting for barb – like catfish, famous and famous along the majestic Da Giang river – is a hobby and also a profession that brings a good source of income for fishermen living on the lake bed of Da river. Da river barb is increasingly rare, so the price is quite expensive, up to half a million VND per kg. There are fishermen who have pursued fishing on the Da River for many years. Until now, the people of the lake bed caught these fishes by way of night fishing. This method of fighting takes a lot of effort, sometimes hundreds of hooks can be dropped overnight to get a few dozen. The trait of catfish is like barramundi or in caves, they can stay in the cave for months without foraging, so it is not easy to catch these sharp barbs. Meet large ferocious fish, they pull both hooks and kicks into the cave, so fishermen often lose their hooks. Barbs also have a hunting season, not year round. From March, the barbs began to eat out (from the cave) to follow the flock. On the Da River, barfish usually come from the confluence of the river. Prongs mainly hit nets, besides fishing and gabion. Currently, many farmers living on the lake bed of Da River have begun to pay attention to and learn about barren fish farming. Barbs have a smooth, scaleless body, flat head, flattened body and tail, with 4 pairs of antennae, a muzzle. Barbs are not large in size, usually less than 1kg, those weighing 3-4kg are very rare. Barbs have delicious and firm meat so they are preferred by many consumers./.

View of Ho Quoc pagoda. Listening to teacher Thich Truc Thong Kien, the abbot of the pagoda, everything was new and clear. Ho Quoc Pagoda is located in the Truc Lam Zen monastery system, which is both a place for Buddhist work, and meets the spiritual needs of the people and tourists visiting to worship. More meaningful in the middle of the wind, the pagoda displays majesty as to maintain the land position, to protect the Fatherland’s position forever. It turned out that behind the curved roofs of the pagoda, the bells rang concealed many sacred things. Through the towering three judges, I entered the ceremony courtyard. The warm sacred feelings seemed more pronounced. In the middle of the square, the jade Buddha statue placed under the bodhi tree is an image of the Buddha’s reincarnation of being the fruit of the fruit to make vows. Behind the jade Buddha, the four dragons touched the stone leading the way over 70 green stone steps. It is a dragon image of the Ly-Tran dynasty bearing the Vietnamese national spirit. Seeing the architecture here makes it easy to think of the temple citadels of the imperial land thousands of years ago. On the top of the tower, the grand hall of mighty palace is located in deep silence, on both the left and right sides are the empty bell floors. Standing on a windy height, the most impressive thing is still the bell. The temple bell early and late night only points a few moments, while the wind chimes ring happily around the clock. The sea breeze rushed past the thousands of trees and leaves, crept into the sanctuary to shake the wind chimes. Just like that, the music played together, sometimes the sound resounded, sometimes tinkled loudly. Just that much will help calm the soul, forget about the dust and dust. Bringing the group to visit Ho Quoc pagoda, driver Nguyen Huu Ngoc volunteered to be an enthusiastic guide who spoke clearly about the monastery with an expression of joy. He said that in order to have this 110-hectare spiritual population, workers have to work hard for more than a year to complete. All skilled craftsmen in the provinces of Bac Ninh and Hai Duong come here to build walls, work as carpenters, to build up the second largest pagoda in the Mekong Delta. If you have come to Phu Quoc but have not yet visited Ho Quoc pagoda, something very sacred seems to be lacking. So, despite the tight travel schedule, Mr. Ngoc enthusiastically carried the couple to the pagoda ceremony. Standing in front of the main hall, I looked away, the sky and sea seemed to blend together in the deep blue. On the background of that picture, only the boats stretching out and stretching are moving. The people here still tell each other that, when they go to sea, their eyes turn to Ho Quoc pagoda as if they are strengthened and more confident in their motherland to overcome all dangerous storms. The temple is like a lighthouse standing in the middle of a beautiful pearl island leading fishermen back in good luck. The afternoon gradually let go, the waves still rumble, the wind chimes are like the words of thousands of years of heaven and earth, the sea of ​​the homeland …

The “killfie” trend is a problem in India. When traveling, everyone wants to have beautiful pictures to keep memories. However, the habit of taking selfies (selfie) has caused many visitors to fall into danger, even die. The trend of playing with “death” According to the South China Morning Post, only in the first three months of 2021, the Indian nation recorded dozens of deaths while taking selfies. The actual number may be even higher. Of course, the act of taking a selfie, simply understood as taking a picture of yourself, is not the direct cause of death. However, many people, because they want to take unique “selfies” to challenge themselves or live virtual, have come to dangerous places such as crooked cliffs, deserted beaches, on railway tracks, running train roofs or cliffs close to the depths … Just not paying attention or stumbling when posing, these people easily let themselves fall into life-threatening situations. In early April 2021, the city government of Agra (northern India) recorded two teenagers drowning while taking a selfie under a pond. In the state of Orissa (eastern India) has recorded 2 deaths, a 27-year-old woman in Orissa state (eastern India) drowned from slipping while taking a “selfie” at a picnic area. Kaanakund, a 13-year-old student, dies from being caught in high voltage wires while taking a selfie on top of a running train. The image of young people “playing dominant”, like “performing” on the terrain “challenging the death”, although still spread rapidly on the social networks of India, but has no longer received praise. Instead, a small proportion of the Indian people have cheated, criticized and boycotted this trend, calling it “deadly game”. In 2018, the Indian Institute of Medical Sciences announced that from 2011 to 2017, there were about 259 deaths caused by “selfie” in the world, of which there were 159 deaths in India when trying to take selfies. risky. Worth mentioning, this problem not only occurs in India, but also Russia, the US and Pakistan are also “named” in the top list of countries with many “killfie” cases (selfie in dangerous areas. ). Most of the victims drowned, were hit by a train or car, and fell from above. Young males, especially those who love adventure, account for three-quarters of all “killfies” globally. For a unique and strange picture, many people do not care for their lives. According to Indian experts, the trend of “selfie” addiction stems from the development of technology in society. According to data company Statista, India is also the country with the highest rate of smartphone usage in the world, equivalent to about 760 million users in 2021. Worldwide, the number of smartphone users is estimated. the figure could exceed 3.8 billion this year. On the other hand, Ms. Rita Joshi – Professor of Sociology at Delhi University, said: “Selfies make people feel up to the trend when posting on social media and receiving likes. It is the easiest way for young people (India) to connect globally, especially those in the West whose lifestyles they want to emulate. Accordingly, politicians, stars, celebrities in India are also the driving force behind this trend to young people. Think, whether it is a “selfie” photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with world leaders or a “selfie” of Bollywood actors can make millions of fans learn to follow. No one says that “Selfie” is an evil act, but irresponsible “selfie” behavior such as disturbing others, destroying landscapes or endangering yourself, is a worrying phenomenon. Therefore, the authorities in India are also trying to prevent this problem. The launch of the Saftie application (Indraprastha Information Technology Institute – Delhi) was announced, helping to warn users about dangerous “selfie” locations, especially demographics from 19 to 30 years old. And check-in at the “cliff of death” in Ma Pi Leng, Ha Giang. On the community side, we can mention the “SelfieToDieFor” movement of a digital marketing entrepreneur launched to raise awareness of people about the “killfie” and a series of websites that broadcast warning videos about consequences of risky selfie behavior. On the government side, the police of Mumbai city and the state of Goa have created selfie-free zones around famous beaches. The Indian Railway Minister also publicly advised young people to avoid “taking selfies” on railway tracks or while performing stunts. Accordingly, the Railway Center shared #SelfieSafety tips; and the Railroad Guard announced sanctions for deliberate “selfie” risky cases. The “check-in” adventure of Vietnamese people The trend of taking photos, filming themselves in dangerous places, anyone watching must be shocked, in order to “live virtual” and seek popularity on social networks, has appeared in our country for many years. Now, especially for adventurous people who like high altitude. On social networks with the largest number of users in Vietnam such as Facebook, Youtube, Tik Tok, … it is not difficult to find photos and clips recording the “death challenge” of Vietnamese young people on skyscrapers, tower tops, steep passes, cliffs,…. without any protection whatsoever. In January 2021, a young man climbed to the “death cliff” of Lai Lung on Ma Pi Leng Pass in Ha Giang to take a careless photo and slipped and fell down a cliff. Shortly thereafter, the local government temporarily banned visitors to this area until it was safe to take. However, contrary to the conventional thinking that dangerous points should be avoided, many online forums still “whisper” to each other, certain invitations must come to “check-in” at this destination to “prove the version. domains “or” overcoming fear “. Near this point, a similar incident happened in the town of Sa Pa (Lao Cai), where a young man fell from the roof to the ground and died while filming a video on the roof of another person. It is known that the victim is a quite popular Tiktok user with more than 140,000 followers. Of course, there are still many such cases in recent years as the society develops, more and more young people own new smartphones, the shooting function is impeccable. . Worth mentioning, despite being warned of danger, many young people are still like “I burned my body into the fire”, absolutely must find all ways to perform stunts to receive “heart drop” turns, ” button like “,” view “of the online community. It is impossible to completely blame technology but the honor of virtual values, or the “virtual life” disease of a part of Vietnamese, is the source of misconceptions and behavior regardless of the network to get the “splash shot”. Worth mentioning, this “killfie” trend which has been very popular in the world has actually “imported” into Vietnamese life for many years. In 2018, many online forums passed each other a clip of three young men climbing onto the roof of a 38-storey building (believed to be in Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City) to “take a selfie” and film. There is a scene of these young people standing close to the edge of the house and using selfie sticks to take pictures without any protective gear, just losing their feet can fall. Until now, “killfie” is still a trend of young people, potentially many risks of death. So is awareness warning enough?

This has led to the situation that some tourists ignore the warnings, approaching dangerous areas, especially cliffs, according to the report. News.com.au. Present at Birling Gap near Eastbourne, east Sussex, many tourists were heartbroken when they saw two girls jumping up high, raising their hands to pose for a photo. The place where two girls check-in is just steps away from the edge of a limestone cliff. This area is warned to be “unstable”, very dangerous and is also advised by the National Trust (an organization that protects historic and scenic places in the UK). Two female adventure tourists check-in on the cliff. Only in 2020, about 50 cliffs on the east coast of Sussex will collapse. Visitors walking at the beach are often advised to keep their head above their head, away from the cliffs in case of falling rocks. The East Sussex Council has also issued warnings after noting a significant cliff drop at Birling Gap and a potentially slumping cliff at Seaford Head. In October 2020, Orlando Serrano-Arzola (25 years old) went to Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Arizona (USA) to visit. When climbing to the top of the cliff overlooking the Colorado River, near Canyon Dam Overlook for a photo shoot, Orlando fell from a height of about 30 meters, then slid for more than 46 meters. After the fall, the 25-year-old man did not survive. In the process of bringing Orlando’s body from the foot of the canyon, the authorities also discovered the remains of another victim.

The Swedish Archipelago is home to the wild Ostrea edulis, an oyster whose size and taste is different from other farmed species. Since the 17th century, connoisseurs in Sweden have preferred, hunting oysters in this cold area to serve on the king’s banquet tables. Divers hunt for rare oysters in the Swedish icy region Klemming, 31, is one of the few divers in Sweden working in the icy waters, preparing enough diving gear to collect these 11cm-sized oysters. Sitting in the boat, to cope with the cold Swedish weather, the diver fitted a heavy fur cap down over his long hair, wearing thick wool gloves outside. Klemming and her father, also a diver, Peter, anchored the small boat in the shallow water next to a cliff, checking the air tank before jumping into the water. “Oysters Ostrea edulis has a very strong flavor, unlike other oysters. The unique flavor of the oyster can be best paired with ale or a stout,” Lotta Klemming said. After filling a few baskets, the couple boarded a boat, speeding back to the diving house in the village of Grebbestad. Klemming unloaded the oysters and took them on board to a nearby beach to clean and pack them carefully before selling them to restaurants in Stockholm, Gothenburg. Each oyster usually costs about 7 Euro equivalent to more than 190,000 VND. The woman grew up in a village on the coast near the Norwegian border, where her father and uncle worked as a diver. Before that, she had never intended to join the family business. After going to the city, to pursue a fashion career in Gothenburg, she missed this archipelago so much that she decided to return and try diving 6 years ago. “As a young woman today, you grew up in a world full of judgment and you constantly feel, for myself at least, I feel constantly judged,” Lotta Klemming said. But this is really the opposite here, no one will judge me for such looks. ” Klemming revealed she is currently the only woman to dive for oysters in Sweden. Although the epidemic had a huge impact on the business, as oyster restaurants ordered few orders, she had no plans to leave. Standing on Grebbestad’s foggy dock, Klemming says, “What I always wanted to do every week is dive. You can compare this routine to yoga or meditators.”

The rays of dawn signal a new day’s beginning, the scenery is sparkling, captivating people from the mainland to visit the island.

The sovereignty flagpole on Phu Quy island seen from the sea.

Morning morning is sparkling, full of charm, seducing visitors from all over the world.

Early morning rays from the East Sea illuminate rocky outcrops of all kinds of bizarre shapes jutting out of the sea. At this point, you can freely pose for pictures without fear of being spotted and bothered by anyone.

White waves washed up on the cliffs, people feel like they are standing in front of the fairy.

Tomorrow morning beside Trieu Duong Bay with clear blue sea water, there is a small beach, few boats, the air is very fresh and quiet.

Morning morning is also the busiest and busiest time of the day at Phu Quy port, where each boat group returns after a night of netting and fishing.

Scenery from the top of Cao Cat mountain, the highest area on the island, black rocky cliffs alternating with green grass, coastal green grass overlooking the sea.

Coming to Phu Quy is the time when we leave the hustle and bustle of the city to mingle with the waves and winds, and live the lightest days.

To enjoy and feel the majestic beauty gifted to the homeland of Vietnam by the Creator.

Coming to the pristine Phu Quy island, you can not only immerse yourself in nature, immerse yourself in the beauty of the green beaches and the embodiment of the local people.

On the top of Cao Cat mountain, there is a statue of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva overlooking the East Sea, often many people come to pray for good things for their relatives.

Every corner of this island is strangely beautiful. The trees and grass were green, no smoke, no noise, only birds singing and sea breezes that seemed to hold on to the visitors of the cross.

The small houses are craggy with dense nests clinging to the cliffs. Here you will be able to see them flying in the sky or in a peaceful couple, preening right on the rocky cliffs close to the sea.

Yen Island is in Nha Trang Bay, Khanh Hoa, about 25km northeast of the mainland. Yen Island belongs to the tourism management of Khanh Hoa Salanganes Nest Company, so if you want to go to the island, you will go to Cau Da port, Nha Trang to buy train tickets and visit the island during the day.

Yen Island is home to swallow bird species with small stature but extremely rare. Upon arrival, you will be amazed by the wild beauty of the small island with stretching white sand beaches, very eye-catching rocky outcrops that nature bestows here.

Bird’s nest is a tireless flightless bird, it can fly continuously for 100km for many hours

Take a little walk through bamboo bridges, zigzag wood designed around the cliffs, you will be able to enter the cave to visit the small, craggy houses with dense nests clinging to the cliffs.

Yen is a bird that is faithful to his mate and to his home. It works hard to nest because the nest is the crystallization of love for a couple. Nest is also a valuable specialty of Khanh Hoa, being exploited reasonably on the island