Don Ca arch bridge is located in the boundary between Da Nang and Hue, next to the monuments of Don Ca and Bai Bac Station, also known as Hai Van Bac station. This train station is a stopover for the North-South railway, connecting Hue’s Lang Co station with Da Nang’s Hai Van station. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) This destination located between Hue and Da Nang has a beauty like a painting in a wonderland but is little known because this place is hidden at the foot of Don Ca bridge. This bridge is located across the pass, at the foot is a gently flowing stream. Surrounding the arch bridge is surrounded by majestic mountains and forests, the green color of nature makes the stone pillars stand out in a corner of the sky. (Photo: Internet) The scenery on the way to Don Ca arch bridge is very poetic, like in fairy tales. A few scattered houses on both sides of the road, the rows of green trees stretching along the winding track will make you want to immerse yourself forever in that fairy world. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) Don Ca arch bridge is a railway bridge, in terms of structure, the foot of the bridge forms dome compartments, with towering stone pillars. It is the design of that dome bridge that many people associate them with the shape of the gates in heaven, so this place is also fondly called “heaven’s gate”. About every 30 minutes, a red and blue train crosses the bridge once. If you are lucky, you will have the opportunity to see this very interesting scene. (Photo: Internet) Almost separate from the real world, Don Ca arch bridge is also likened to a princess sleeping in the middle of a green, peaceful and beautiful forest. The soft stream crosses the bridge like a soft silk embracing the sleeping princess. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet)

Hue-style contemplative frame Hue is a destination with its own attraction on the tourist map of the S-shaped strip of land. The land of the ancient capital still retains the old Vietnamese cultural traditions through artifacts and architectural works. This place has the majestic and magnificent Hue Citadel, the old royal palace recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage. Coming to Hue, visitors must definitely spend time exploring the Citadel, from the Ngo Mon Gate, the Imperial Citadel to the Thai Hoa Palace, the Forbidden City… The mausoleums of the Nguyen Dynasty kings such as Khai Dinh Tomb, Minh Mang Tomb, etc. Tu Duc Tomb or Gia Long Tomb also has an ancient beauty with a bit of dark moss. Each mausoleum has its own palatial and delicate beauty. Stepping on the old paved road, you feel the flow of time as if frozen and quietly nostalgic for a generation gone. Besides, Thien Mu Pagoda is a place not to be missed. The ancient temple is not only a spiritual place for many generations of the people of the ancient capital, but also a place where visitors can admire the most beautiful scenery in Hue. The picture of the ancient capital has a quiet and wistful character, like a bridge connecting the past and the present.

Located about 24km from the capital Vientiane, Buddha’s garden is famous for its unique Buddhist statues, becoming a quiet spiritual tourist destination of Laos, Buddha statues are located on the Mekong River, creating so a giant water-color painting makes visitors feel peaceful and calm. The view of Buddha statue garden viewed from above. Photo: todone2.blogspot.com. The Buddha Garden was constructed in 1962, completed in 1971 with nearly 300 statues of people, gods, animals, and demons, each representing a harmonious blend of Hinduism and Buddhism. . When you come here, visitors can admire the lively statues and immerse yourself in a quiet space. Giant reclining Buddha statue is 40m long. Photo: tonamcha.com The statues of great significance and profound human value towards Buddhism and completely special style are carved extremely meticulously, with different shapes showing the uniqueness of the literature. Million Voi country culture, all of which show the craftsmanship and talent of artisans and the development of architecture, art, sculpture, representing the artistic talent of creating a garden of statues. live together. With rustic cement material, over the decades, the trail of moss imprinted on the statues increases the mysterious, ancient and unique look. Various large and small statues are scattered among the gardens and trees, placed individually and in a cluster and overlooking the stunning Mekong River, most prominent in the middle of the garden. Giant reclining Buddha 40m long with an elegant and forgiving expression. Statue of deity 12 faces and many hands. Photo: todone2.blogspot.com. Visiting the Buddha Garden, visitors should not miss the 12-faced and multi-armed god statue; explore, experience the giant pumpkin-shaped cave statue with three floors, whose mouth is a tall, wide demon mouth that allows visitors to inside explore its three floors, three floors of the pumpkin Giant represents hell, earth and heaven, going up on top of pumpkins can see a beautiful view of the garden. A giant pumpkin-shaped cave statue. Photo: tonamcha.com Over the decades, up to now, a few statues have been repaired but still retain their inherent beauty and dignity; planting more flowers, trees, grass … decorate the campus to increase the beauty of the garden; building car parks, souvenir shops, food shops … Visiting the Buddha statue garden, visitors have a quiet space to contemplate, to contemplate Buddhism, to see every detail exquisitely depicted on each statue, to feel the simplicity, cozy and closeness. of a land of Buddha, and at the same time send his wishes and beliefs in this sacred place. Buddha statue garden is the convergence of a spiritual flow – culture – lifestyle of the Laotian.

King Bao Dai His real name is Nguyễn Phúc Vĩnh Thụy (1913-1997), the last king of Nguyen Dynasty . He is famous for owning many of the most luxurious mansions in Vietnam, with a total of seven mansions scattered across the country. Hidden in a lane at the beginning of Ngoc Ha street, the house mansion wearing a tepid color of time. The house was built more than a century ago, perhaps because of that, it is bold in me France architecture in Indochina at that time. Ancient buildings are a unique combination of both Eastern and Western architectural styles. Outside, the typical oriental dragon phoenix roof architecture. Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles remain intact and have not faded over time. Stepping inside, the interior designs are completely Western, with windows that are structured in French outer glass: the regular inside is shaded by lightning. Not only that, but the window system and sliding rail doors still operate smoothly after nearly a century. What impresses anyone when visiting the house is perhaps the wide, graceful ironwood steps connecting the floors. In addition, the heating system and wooden wall-mounted cabinets available in all rooms remain original. What amazes visitors is that the house has an underground tunnel system and an exit as far as West Lake. However, decades ago, the government, when taking over, rebuilt it and assigned it to high-ranking officials. It can be seen that this is a historical work with a special architecture, both modern and once on the luxury of the residence of the last emperor of the Vietnamese feudal dynasty./.

Ancient buildings with both Eastern and Western architectural styles. Ancient buildings are a unique combination of both Eastern and Western architectural styles. Outside, the typical oriental dragon phoenix roof architecture. Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles remain intact and have not faded over time. The mansion at 186 Ngoc Ha Street is located in the middle of Hanoi capital, but very few people know it because over time, households build houses to obscure the vision of the villa. The materials for building the residence are imported from France, Italy, Spain … Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles have remained intact over time. French house architecture, when being imported into Vietnam, has also been modified more or less in terms of design and details to suit the locality. The area outside the fence at the entrance to the old mansion is a courtyard garden of 300 square meters wide. In particular, although the architecture is French style, the palace is cleverly dotted with typical East Asian architectural details, from the dragon shape curving on the fence wall leading to the house to the dragon and phoenix motifs. in the roof that was originally reserved for the kings of the Nguyen Dynasty. And here is a photo of the owner of the mansion. King Bao Dai’s real name is Nguyen Phuc Vinh Thuy (1913-1997), the last king of the Nguyen Dynasty. He is famous for owning many of the most luxurious mansions in Vietnam, with a total of seven mansions scattered across the country. Stepping inside, the interior designs are completely Western, with windows that are structured in French outer glass: the regular inside is shaded by lightning. Not only that, but the window system and sliding rail doors still operate smoothly after nearly a century. Electrical and plumbing systems go underground in the walls and under the floor. Even in the house, there is also a copper floor negative electric socket and water pump made in France that are still operating until now. The French villas or palaces always give priority to having trees to adjust the indoor temperature to a level that is not too high even on hot days. In particular, the architect designed the house cleverly added natural elements outside the window frame in the attic that is hot and humid so that the homeowner can take advantage of planting some more vines, increasing blue and aesthetics. What impresses anyone when visiting the house is perhaps the wide, graceful ironwood steps connecting the floors. In addition, the heating system and wooden wall-mounted cabinets available in all rooms remain original. The built-in wooden cabinet system is almost preserved. The interior design is completely Western, exuding luxury and nobility. Currently, the villa is being hired by an interior design company as a business premises. Mr. Ho Hoang Hai, the current owner of the villa, expressed his wish to have more historical and architectural information from researchers to help develop and preserve the unique architecture. This unique.

Can pregnant women eat snails?

Snail is a fairly popular dish in our country. Snail dishes are extremely attractive to women. During pregnancy, pregnant women should eat a variety of foods to supplement all nutrients for the body. Including dishes made from snails.

Benefits of snail for pregnant women

• The snail contains magnesium. This substance aids in energy metabolism. Strong bones and teeth. It also regulates the body’s potassium, calcium, zinc and vitamin D.

Vitamin E is found in snails. Vitamin E protects the body’s cells from free radical damage. This is an extremely important substance for the body, especially women. Pregnant women who regularly supplement with vitamin E will prevent gestational diabetes.

Pregnant women can eat snails and snails are very good for the development of the mother’s pregnancy

• In snail meat also contains phosphorus. This substance works to support energy metabolism, maintain the number of bones and regulate nutrients of the body.

In addition, there is selenium in the snail. This is a very essential substance for the body, not just for pregnant women. It helps boost immunity, reduce the risk of cancer, cardiovascular disease, bone and joint …

Pregnant women can eat snails but must pay attention to the following:

• Do not eat snails in the first 3 months of pregnancy. Because at this time the mother’s body has not adapted to the presence of the baby in the body, so it is easy to experience digestive disorders. Snail smells fishy, ​​so when eating, it is easy to vomit or have indigestion.

Pregnant women can eat snail but should eat only 2 times a week to avoid bloating

• Preliminary processing of snails carefully. Soak the snail with water to wash the rice, vinegar to let it get rid of the mud and then wash it off. When boiling, the snails must be boiled for a long time to ensure the destruction of the worms and parasitic worms in the snail.

• Do not eat more than 2 snail meals per week. Eating too many snails leads to bloating.

Suggestions for mothers to elect some delicious dishes made from snails

• Grilled snail with green pepper

Prepare about 1kg medium-sized snail, 300g green pepper and spices (salt, sugar, vinegar, fish sauce, chili garlic, lemongrass, lime leaves …). Snails, after buying, soak them in rice water for 1-2 hours and then boil them thoroughly with lemongrass leaves and lemongrass. Marinate the snail meat with spices according to your mother’s favorite taste. Finally, put the snail in to bake at a moderate temperature. Be careful not to cook too carefully because the snail will lose its appetite.

Grilled deer snail with pepper is an easy and delicious dish for pregnant women to try

• Bitter snail stir-fried

Also prepare about 1kg of bitter snail with spices (cooking oil, soy sauce, salt, tomato sauce, wine, ginger, garlic, chili, pepper, lemongrass, lime leaves …). Wash and soak the snails in rice water for about 6-8 hours. Then take out and cut off the tip of the snail. The goal is to make it easier to remove the snail meat when eaten. Boil oil for all prepared seasonings and stir fry. Then pour the snail into the pan, quickly and evenly let the snail soak the seasoning. Finally pour a little water and boil for about 12 minutes to enjoy.

Snail is a very healthy food. So pregnant women can eat snails. However eat in moderate amounts. And do not eat in the first 3 months of pregnancy. Up to now, the notion that a mother is pregnant to eat a baby snail gives birth to a few words, a lot of spontaneity is not scientifically grounded.

Ancient buildings are a unique combination of both Eastern and Western architectural styles. Outside, the typical oriental dragon phoenix roof architecture. Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles remain intact and have not faded over time.

The mansion at 186 Ngoc Ha Street is located in the middle of Hanoi capital, but very few people know it, because over time, households build houses to obscure the vision of the villa.

The materials for building the residence are imported from France, Italy, and Spain … Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles have remained intact over time.

French house architecture, when imported into Vietnam, has also been modified more or less in terms of design and details to suit the local area.

The area outside the fence at the entrance to the old mansion is a courtyard garden of 300 square meters wide. In particular, although the architecture is French style, the palace is cleverly dotted with typical East Asian architectural details, from the dragon shape curving on the fence wall leading to the house to the dragon, phoenix motif at the roof that was only reserved for kings of the Nguyen Dynasty.

And here is a photo of the owner of the mansion. King Bao Dai’s real name is Nguyen Phuc Vinh Thuy (1913-1997), the last king of the Nguyen Dynasty. He is famous for owning many of the most luxurious mansions in Vietnam, with a total of seven mansions scattered across the country.

Stepping inside, the interior designs are completely Western, with windows that are structured in French outer glass: the regular inside is shaded by lightning. Not only that, the window system and sliding rail doors still operate smoothly after nearly a century.

Electrical and plumbing systems go underground in the walls and under the floor. Even in the house, there is also a copper floor negative electric socket and water pump made in France that are still operating until now.

What impresses anyone when visiting the house is probably the wide, graceful ironwood steps connecting the floors.

The French villas or palaces always give priority to having trees to adjust the indoor temperature to a level that is not too high even on hot days. In particular, the architect designed the house cleverly added natural elements outside the window frame in the attic that is hot and humid so that the homeowner can take advantage of planting some more vines, increasing blue and aesthetics.

In addition, the system of fireplaces and wooden cabinets in the rooms remains original.

The built-in wooden cabinet system is almost preserved.

The interior design is completely Western, exuding luxury and nobility.

Currently, the villa is being hired by an interior design company as a business premises. Mr. Ho Hoang Hai, the current owner of the villa, expressed his wish to have more historical and architectural information from researchers to help develop and preserve the unique architecture. This unique.