This is the only remaining primeval mangrove forest on Tam Giang lagoon, Thua Thien – Hue (in Thuan Hoa village, Huong Phong commune, Huong Tra town, Thua Thien – Hue). (Photo: Hue Oi) Perhaps the first strong impression of this mangrove forest is its unique name: Ru Cha. At first, the name sounds wild, but also a bit mysterious and magical. According to Hue dialect, “ru” here means mountain forest, and “cha” is the name of a species of tree that grows 90% of the area here. The name was also born from that, sounds rustic, but very close and dear. (Photo: Hue Oi) Coming to Ru Cha mangrove forest, the most eye-catching thing is a green color of plants. The green color of the cha tree covers the surface of the lagoon with an area of ​​​​about 5 hectares. A very stimulating color in the summer, let visitors come here to be immersed in the most refreshing, fresh and relaxing feeling. (Photo: Hue Oi) Although there are no unique architectures, colorful backgrounds or romantic seascapes, the Ru Cha mangrove forest still shows up very impressively in the pictures. No need to invest in costumes or difficult designs, just drop yourself in the middle of the concrete road, look forward, and you will have a dreamy photo shoot. Many couples also choose Ru Cha to record their own unique and strange wedding photo album. (Photo: Hue Oi) (Photo: Hue Oi) It is because of the wild scenery that Ru Cha Hue forest also has a very mysterious and attractive color. And that also seems to be an attraction for many young people who come here even though the journey of discovery is not easy. However, if you love nature and want to feel the clear and peaceful air once, come to Ru Cha, you will find the trip with your friends becomes meaningful. (Photo: Hue Oi) (Photo: Locatravel) (Photo: Locatravel) This attraction is only about 15 km from the city center. Starting from the center, you just need to run along Highway 49 towards Thuan An beach, turn left through Tam Giang bridge, cross Thao Long dam, you will reach Ru Cha forest. From Highway 49, you can look at Huong Phong commune, you will easily see clusters of green tea trees, woven together, that is Ru Cha mangrove forest.

Ms. Tran Thi Hoa (66 years old, residing in Ha Linh commune) said: “My family has an old leather elm tree. Many people came in to bid tens of millions but I didn’t sell. They like leather elm because it is luxuriant, looks very warm. But I don’t sell because I leave room for my children and grandchildren to go back, and let live trees in the garden make old age fun.” Mulberry trees are found in the mountainous district of Huong Khe (Ha Tinh). The old mulberry trees, woody, grow naturally, so the tree is very beautiful People cut branches to plant new trees Each tree with thousands of fruits, some trees give white and green fruit There are trees that produce red and pink fruits Strawberry skin has a sweet taste. Some trees produce slightly acidic fruit Mr. Nguyen Van Ky (Ha Linh commune, Huong Khe district) said that his family has been growing mulberry trees since 1978. In the garden there are nearly 20 mulberry trees, of which some trees have been sold for tens of millions of dong. /origin. The ancient mulberry tree is over 10 meters high, people must use a ladder to harvest the fruit The price of strawberry skin is from 25,000 to 30,000 VND/kg. People buy strawberries and skins, bring them to the national highway, and sell them to passersby Mrs. Tran Thi Hoa at the root of the family’s ancient mulberry tree The mulberry tree is also a place for girls to go to “check in”, take pictures in virtual life Strawberries are ripe, expected to be harvested in the next two weeks The fruit grows from the trunk to the top Small traders buy at wholesale prices and sell them on the national highway

Mulberry skin – in the local language of Ha Tinh is elm skin. This is a woody fruit tree, appearing a lot in highland areas in mountainous districts such as Huong Son, Huong Khe. With the characteristic that the results are chained on the stem from the root to the top, the mulberry tree in the fruit season is very beautiful, chosen by many families to grow as an ornamental tree. Mulberry is usually ripe around June, lasts until July, August of the solar calendar… mid-May has begun to have ripe fruit. The young skinned berries are dark red or dark green, but when ripe, the skin turns ivory white, apricot yellow and has a sweet and sour taste. The mulberry tree trunks are filled with tens of thousands of fruits, making both growers and guests feel good. Mr. Tran Van Ky’s house (residing in Ha Linh commune, Huong Khe district) can grow 17 roots of mulberry skin, in the crop every day, traders come to ask to buy. These mulberry roots have been planted since 1980, each crop gives an income of tens of millions of dong. Each root averages from 1.5-2 quintals of fruit. The current selling price is from 25 to 30 thousand VND/kg, bought by small traders in the garden. As Mr. Ky shared, when the harvest is complete, he will weed, dig the soil and dig a deep hole near the base of the mulberry tree to fertilize. The characteristic of this plant is that it loves water, so this area is flooded every year, it is alluvial, so the tree grows well. No need for sophisticated care, on this occasion Mr. Ky’s family has harvested from 3 million VND or more each. The fruiting stem starts from the root to the tip. As Mr. Ky shared, there were many guests who came to pay more than tens of millions of dollars for a mulberry tree that is over 40 years old, but he still did not sell it. The mulberry tree stumps are decades old, not only economic in fruit collection, but also sought after by many people to buy. The berries are plump, ripe, waiting to be harvested. The fruit grows from the base to the top of the tree. Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa (Ha Linh commune) also has a mulberry tree that is decades old at the time of fruit harvest. Ms. Hoa said that in previous years, this root yielded more than 2 quintals of fruit, but this year the harvest is more likely. “Strawberry has many different kinds of fruit, some trees give red fruit, but there are white fruit trees. On this occasion, people come to buy a lot, they will climb up to pick, then come down at the yard to weigh and charge. Like this original, someone came to pay tens of millions and did not sell. Because I want to keep it for my children and grandchildren, I have a few million silver coins here every year,” said Mrs. Hoa. On this occasion, Ms. Tran Thi Ha (resident of Huong Khe district) often goes to houses with skins to buy and sell. She said, usually traders will choose the sweetest, most delicious root to buy, the price is offered by the grower. “The strawberry skin is harvested in about 20 days, and customers buy a lot. Some people buy a whole weight and take it to Hanoi and Saigon to give it,” said Ms. Ha. The berries are picked and put on the street for sale.

More than 10km from the center of Muong Khuong district (Lao Cai) to the north towards Simacai, Pha Long pass is a famous pass in the Northwest. The name Pha Long pass originates from the top of the pass running through the Pha Long market, a small commune in the territory of Muong Khuong – Lao Cai. The whole Pha Long pass is about 20km long. The road is craggy with craggy rocks, running against the Chay river with a length of nearly 20km. Today, although it has been repaired and paved to make traveling more convenient than a few years ago, anyone passing by must still be very careful because the road is narrow and the slopes are getting higher and higher. Passing the winding pass is to Pha Long. Pha Long means “Flower Dragon” in the local language, this is a border highland commune of Muong Khuong district, Lao Cai province, where the Mong people have lived for generations. Pha Long brings its own feeling thanks to the ancient and peaceful from the old houses of the Mong people. The unique feature in the architecture of the ancient houses of the Mong people in Pha Long is that they are built according to a pattern with three compartments and two doors (including one main door, one side door and at least two windows). Many old houses in Pha Long today were built more than half a century ago. Pha Long is also famous for the Gau Tao festival (Grauk taox in Mong). This is a “specialty” of spiritual culture from thousands of generations of the Mong people here. Usually held on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year, Gau Tao Pha Long Festival is held on a large field, convenient to travel, with mountains and trees for young men and women to enjoy ethnic games such as throwing bows, swinging, swinging. tug, push stick… Invite readers to watch the video: Unique yearbook photos. Source: News VTV24.

Gara Medouar reappeared in the 2001 sequel ‘The Mummy Return’ in 2001. The eerie location then becomes the wicked lair of 007 Bond character Franz Oberhauser in the 2015 Specter film Oberhauser His cave is located inside a crater, but in reality, Gara Medouar is a crater. Gara Medouar, which in the local language means “round mountain”, is the remains of a large mass of limestone that has been eroded away. The current state is 50 meters higher than the desert, about 50 hectares in area. The central region collapsed, forming a valley. The partially broken circular mountain mass creates a central entrance. The bizarre crater attracts tourists in Morocco The interior was quite flat and probably because the water had washed away all the material long ago. The unique irregular terrain of the Gara Medouar makes it a very impressive natural haven. Many caravans choose this area to hide when they encounter a sandstorm during their desert journey. Later, at a time Gara Medouar became a temporary detention area for slaves sold from Africa to Portugal. In the 11th century, it developed into a fortress capable of protecting the nearby commercial city of Sijilmasa, where gold coins were minted and trade routes from the south. The defensive wall, built around a third of the mountain’s natural circumference, is currently the remains of the fortress. But the most impressive is the wall straight through the large ravine blocking the only entrance to the mountain. The wall was about 8 meters high, some were 12 meters long and 80 meters long and 4 meters thick. The wall has an extremely solid structure, limestone blocks bound together by lime mortar. The fortress with high ground is well protected, providing extensive control, from the height of the Gara Medouar, one can observe the area with a radius of up to 50 km. After Gara Medouar appeared in the famous movie ‘The Mummy’, the site became more and more popular, attracting many tourists. However, tourism activities also disrupt archaeological investigations.