Are you craving to immerse yourself in the mountainous spaces filled with terraced fields in Vietnam? Lao Cai is an ideal place, few places can compare. Coming to this northern mountainous province, you can see the natural beauty and discover the culture in many places such as Lao Cai city, town Sapa to the roof of Indochina Fansipan… For a memorable trip, visitors should experience another trekking trip through the forest to the border region of Vietnam to Kunming, China. Green landscape in summer in Nam Cang commune, Sa Pa district, Lao Cai province. Photo: VNE In addition, the American newspaper also introduced more world wonders: Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, Philippines; Red Lotus Lake, Thailand; Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia; Komodo, Indonesia… Recently, the world’s leading travel website TripAdvisor has just announced the annual awards voted by users for 2021, including voting for world-famous destinations. In this ranking, Hanoi capital ranked 6th and Hoi An (Quang Nam) ranked 11th voted by tourists. According to visitors, the charming capital of Vietnam has existed for thousands of years. Besides preserving monuments such as the old town, monuments and colonial architecture, Hanoi is still developing more modern day by day. “Hanoi may not have kept its previous names like Thang Long or ‘flying dragon’ but Hanoi has never forgotten its glorious past, such as the sites of Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and Hoa Lo prison proves it”, comments by travelers on TripAdvisor. Lakes, parks, shady streets and more than 600 temples also contribute to the attractiveness of this city, which can be easily explored by taxi. Meanwhile, Hoi An ancient town is rated by tourists as “a well-preserved model of an important Southeast Asian trading port from the 15th-19th centuries”. TripAdvisor voters also advise tourists when traveling in Hoi An ancient town “let the skilled tailors here tailor you a few clothes according to your own measurements”.

1. What is the name of the first cable-stayed bridge in Vietnam? My Thuan Bridge
Can Tho Bridge

Rach Mieu Bridge My Thuan Bridge was started in July 1997 and inaugurated in May 2000. This was the first cable-stayed bridge in Vietnam and had the most unique and modern architectural design in Southeast Asia at that time. The bridge is more than 1.5 km long, nearly 24 m wide, connecting the two provinces of Tien Giang and Vinh Long. A special feature of the bridge is the two main H-shaped towers. Image: Pham Ngon. 2. Which cable-stayed bridge has the longest main span in Vietnam? Vam Cong Bridge
Cao Lanh Bridge
Can Tho Bridge Can Tho Bridge was started construction in September 2004 and completed after 6 years. The bridge crosses the Hau River, connecting Can Tho city and Vinh Long province. The whole project is nearly 16 km long, especially the main bridge is 2.7 km long and 23 m wide. At the time of completion (2010), this is the longest main span (550 m) cable-stayed bridge in Southeast Asia. Image: Tung Nguyen Thanh . 3. Which bridge was designed and built by the Vietnamese themselves? Rach Mieu Bridge
Vam Cong Bridge
Cao Lanh Bridge Rach Mieu Bridge is located on Highway 60, connecting 2 provinces of Tien Giang – Ben Tre, was inaugurated in 2009. Vietnam Book of Records Center awarded the record-setting paper for Rach Mieu Bridge as “Cable-stayed Bridge”. first designed and built by Vietnamese people”. Image: Mr.matt_hayes . 4. Which province has wind power fields on the sea? Bac Lieu
Soc Trang
Kien Giang Bac Lieu wind power field was built in 2010, has 62 turbine towers. This is the only offshore wind farm in Vietnam. Visitors coming to this place have the opportunity to see the giant “pinwheels” whirling on the sea. When viewed from a distance, the whole wind farm in the middle of the blue sky creates a scene like the European sky. In the area bordering the sea, the wind is quite strong and the sun is relatively strong, you should visit from 6-9 am or around 4 pm. Image: Huynhna2709 . 5. Which forest has the longest bamboo bridge through the forest in Vietnam? Tan Lap Melaleuca forest
U Minh Ha Melaleuca forest
Tra Su Melaleuca forest With a total length of 10 km, the “bridge of ten thousand steps” located in Tra Su Melaleuca forest eco-tourism area (An Giang) is holding the record as the longest bamboo bridge through the forest in our country. The bridge is designed simply, gently curving to match the terrain here. Visitors walking on the bridge have the opportunity to fully explore the flooded primeval green paradise. Image: Hahinmakeup86 . 6. Tan Lap floating village belongs to which province? Long An
Ben tre
Soc Trang Tan Lap Melaleuca forest, also known as Tan Lap floating village, belongs to Moc Hoa district, Long An province. To explore the ecological forest, you go along a 5 km long concrete paved road built on the water surface, weaving between the tall, green melaleuca trees. The road also leads you to a highlight in the landscape here is the X-shaped bridge. Photo: Natrojoy . 7. Which beach does the pier in the picture belong to? Ba Dong Beach (Tra Vinh)
Tan Thanh Beach (Tien Giang)
Khai Long Beach (Ca Mau) Visitors to Tan Thanh beach have the opportunity to walk on the pier about 300 meters long reaching out to the middle of the sea. The bridge is made of reinforced concrete, with bright blue railings, standing out in the peaceful scenery, allowing you to watch the people fishing at sea and keep impressive photos. Image: Pmaydea0501 . Experience drinking coffee, having breakfast on the floating market Cai Rang Floating Market (Can Tho) is a destination you cannot miss when visiting the West. Busy images of boats carrying fruits, food, morning coffee… are imprinted in the hearts of tourists.

(Photo: Internet) The exact name of this scary pass is Me Pja, but locals often call it Me Pia. Me Pia Pass is a famous pass in Cao Bang, located on National Highway 4A, 2.5 km long, extending from Xuan Truong commune to the center of Bao Lac (a district bordering China). The pass consists of 14 steep floors, with bends, winding and winding roads. On both sides of the pass are high mountain ranges. (Photo: Vietnamroadtrip) It is said that the Me Pia pass dates back to the French colonial period, which was originally just a trail that could only be passed by horseback. The widest part of the pass is only about 40 cm. It was not until 2009 that the new pass was built and completed in 2011. Now, the pass is opened to be more open, with a width of about 5 m. Because of the ruggedness and picturesque winding, this road is always a place where many domestic and foreign backpackers when coming to the Northeast, typically Cao Bang, want to conquer. (Photo: Internet) Unlike other passes in Vietnam, you only need to reach the top to catch a panoramic view of the magnificence of this 14-storey pass. To reach the highest point of the pass, you need to trek through the forest along its slopes. In the layer of floating white clouds, the Me Pia pass appears winding, with winding bends, cascading like stairs to the “top of the sky”. The majesty of the natural landscape of the Northeast mountains, makes any visitor who can see it firsthand feel overwhelmed. (Photo: Internet) The time to climb up to the panoramic view point of the pass is about 1 hour (both up and down). Therefore, you need to bring water and snacks. Absolutely do not litter in the forest, in the route. If you see garbage, plastic water bottles, you can pick them up and bring them down the mountain to throw them away. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) Due to the rugged mountainous terrain, all roads in the Northeast provinces are very difficult to move, only for skilled drivers. So, if you decide to drive your own car or travel by motorbike to Me Pia pass, you need to make sure that your ability to cope with all situations.

The first day 12:30, our group departed from the eastern bus station to Nam Cat Tien. You should book early and buy tickets upstairs. Because visitors on this trip are very crowded, downstairs often have to sit together, quite tight. After a long way through rubber forests, the houses gradually thin, the group arrived in Nam Cat Tien. The group bought tickets to take a ferry across the river to reach the meet up point. Because it is located far away from the residential area, Nam Cat Tien is pure and peaceful. I check-in, check-in and do personal hygiene. The room is designed simply, clean, and fully equipped. The property has a yard for setting up tents and campfires. 18:00 group buy tickets to go sightseeing night animals. This is the only site in Vietnam that allows you to witness the natural life of wildlife. The forest rangers carried the group, used the lights to find and showed the group of animals such as porcupines, deer, cows, rabbits … who were looking for food. People must not use the flash to take pictures and make noise. After watching the fun, the group went to the restaurant in the resort for dinner. I find the food is quite delicious. However, the price is high so the group only orders the main dishes. After that, the group rested for the next day’s activities. Monday The group started the day with a visit to the semi-wild zoo. It takes care of, nurtures and protects animals injured by poaching. After restoring their health, they will be returned to their natural environment. The group rented a bicycle, ran along the road around the resort to go deep into the forest. The group stopped at the stream to rest and took many beautiful photos. To continue the journey, the group returned to the baggage collection room to prepare for the 6km trip to Bau Sau and the 17km forest walk the next day. You should bring lightweight items, enough mineral water and some candies to recharge. To get to Bau Sau, the delegation will travel by car from the administrative center of the garden about 9 km, then walk another 5 km through the forest. The trip was accompanied by a ranger to guide the way and ensure the safety of the group. Coming here, the whole group was stunned by the beautiful scenery of nature. The large lake is surrounded by mountains and forests, the lawns are a playground for monkeys, bamboo bushes with many nesting birds. In particular, you will be able to sit on a canoe moving on the river, surrounded by countless ferocious crocodile eyes. After a long day, the forest rangers prepared a dinner with many delicious dishes from the ingredients grown here. In the evening, the delegation went to the hut in the field to sit and listen to the brothers telling stories about work, life in the wild mountains and forests and stories about Bau Sau. Late at night, everyone returns to their rooms to rest and prepare for a trip through the woods tomorrow morning. The third day At 6am the group woke up, prepared luggage and some food for the all day journey through the forest. Walking through the trails, you will be able to see with your own eyes strange mushrooms, forest branches or medicinal plants, precious orchids … In the forest, there are many, you need to prepare sprays. insects and observe carefully so that they do not cling to people. After the morning, the group has a lunch break and recharges in the shade. In the afternoon, the group was fortunate to admire the variety of colors of butterflies. Do not forget to bring your camera to capture this beautiful moment. Continue the journey to reach the gathering point to move back to the tourist area. Spent a day of exploration, our group had dinner and went off early. Last day The group got up early, had breakfast and enjoyed their last hours in this forest. At noon, the group will check out, have lunch and return to Ho Chi Minh City, ending the journey. Some note : – You should bring light and light clothing for easy portability and quick drying – In your backpack, you always have mineral water, insect repellent and first aid supplies – You need to choose sports shoes that cover all your legs to avoid foreign objects and insect bites Do you have a trip this summer yet? Please share with us about the schedule, costs and beautiful pictures at: lifestyle@zing.vn The articles will be edited and published in the Zing Travel column.

To ensure safety in the complicated situation of the Covid-19 epidemic, visitors should prioritize traveling by personal means, avoid contact with many people and always wear a mask in public. 1. Bu Gia Map National Park Place: Binh Phuoc The way from Ho Chi Minh City: About 181 km Admire the beautiful butterflies in Bu Gia Map. Photo: Viet Dynamic. With an area of ​​more than 26 hectares, Bu Gia Map National Park is considered one of the places that possesses the largest and most diverse ecosystem in the south. There are more than 20 streams, waterfalls and caves, big and small, not to mention Luu Ly waterfall, Nai cave, Doi cave … attracting adventurous tourists. Holidays, returning to the wild, soaking in the clear blue stream and listening to the birds chirping is a peaceful and different experience after stressful working days. Besides the self-sufficient experience, visitors can check out many attractive trekking tours. According to the survey, some tour operators Bu Gia Map still have vacant seats for holidays, the price is about 2 million VND / person. Note: Visitors should bring compact clothes and shoes that are easy to move. Blankets, cooking utensils, tents … are essential items if you want to camp overnight. 2. Phu Dien Cross Rock Mountain Place: Dong Nai The way from Ho Chi Minh City: About 126 km The majestic rocky mountain among the rice fields. Photo: Lukapaulos. Phu Dien rice field is known as the largest rice granary in Dong Nai province. It has a fresh climate, close nature, suitable for travelers who want to find a sense of peace. Recently, the image of check-in on Cross rock, looking down at the vast rice fields, appeared quite a lot on tourist groups. To reach a mountain about 150 m high, visitors need to cross 2 km of field road. Some experiences you can refer to are camping on the top of the mountain, cycling, SUP rowing, waterfall bathing … Note: When climbing, visitors should not wear shoes because it is easy to slide. Ideally, you need to prepare socks or barefoot. To avoid the risk of climbing when it rains, you should check the weather forecast before your trip. 3. Ma Bo Street Place: Lam Dong The way from Ho Chi Minh City: About 250 km Cycling through the forest from Lam Dong to Ninh Thuan is a different experience during the holiday. Photo: LIKE Tour. Ma Bo (Lam Dong), located near Ta Nang commune, is the ancestral land of the Churu people. Ma Noi is a mountainous commune of Ninh Son district (Ninh Thuan) – where Raglay people live, still retaining many traditional cultural features. All are still quite unfamiliar places, but the road through the forest from Ma Bo to Ma Noi is easy to score with travelers interested in adventure and discovery. It takes about 3 hours to cross the forest, cross the stream, you will conquer this challenging road. 4. Dau Tieng Lake (Tay Ninh) Place: Tay Ninh The way from Ho Chi Minh City: About 95 km Camping by the side of Dau Tieng Lake is an enjoyable experience. Photo: Thao Ly. If you are afraid to visit crowded tourist destinations, visitors can invite you to make an overnight camping trip by the largest artificial lake in Vietnam. Dau Tieng Lake is located about 38 km east of Tay Ninh city. From the city center, tourists drive along Cach Mang Thang Tam Street, pass the Tay Ninh Holy See, and turn right to Duong Minh Chau town. After that, continue along the shoreline. You will pass through rubber forests to attract your eyes, shady and cool. Although it has been exploited for tourism, the lake still remains untouched and quiet. The surrounding area does not have many hotels, motels, you should bring a camping night tent and organize a cozy barbecue party with friends. 5. Binh Chau hot spring Place: BA Ria Vung Tau The way from Ho Chi Minh City: About 115 km Binh Chau Hot Spring, located in Xuyen Moc district, has been an attractive destination in recent years, especially on weekends and holidays … The area has more than 70 points of open water spraying from underground circuits and heat. degrees 37-82 degrees C. Services from mineral mud baths, hot water soaking to boiling eggs in hot wells here are suitable for visitors to enjoy the feeling of relaxation. However, Binh Chau Hot Spring Resort is now fully booked, tourists can choose to stay at hotels in Vung Tau city and go by car to visit hot springs (return during the day).

1. Which province is Tra Su Melaleuca forest? An Giang
Long An

Dong Thap Tra Su Melaleuca forest is located in Van Giao commune, Tinh Bien district, An Giang province. With an area of ​​845 hectares, this forest is home to many species of animals and plants. Image: Dzit_hi. 2. What record is the bridge located in Tra Su Melaleuca forest ecotourism area? The largest bamboo bridge in Vietnam

The longest bamboo bridge in Vietnam
The oldest bamboo bridge in Vietnam The bridge has a total length of over 10 km, is designed to bend to suit the terrain. Experience walking on a bamboo bridge and watching the green Melaleuca forest is something visitors cannot miss when coming to this land. Image: Nhuwinwinn. 3. What is the highlight of Tan Lap Melaleuca forest? Path through the forest
The bridge through the forest

Slide through the forest Tan Lap Melaleuca forest has a unique path through the Melaleuca forest, built from small knitting panels only about 1 meter wide connected. The road is divided into many branches, about 5 km long. Experiencing this trekking route is the fun thing you should try. Image: Quynh Quynh. 4. What activities can visitors experience at Xeo Quyt Melaleuca forest? Walk through the forest on a concrete road, explore tunnels, field kitchens, bamboo houses
Enjoy rice balls with sesame salt, go sailing in small canals
All of the above Xeo Quyt cajuput forest in My Hiep and My Long communes, Cao Lanh city, Dong Thap province. You can explore this place by moving on the long road, learn about the highlights here such as tunnels, field kitchens, bamboo houses. In addition, sitting on a boat weaving through small creeks among the cool green trees is also a “must try” experience. Do not forget to enjoy sesame salt rice ball – a dish associated with the resistance war of this military base. Image: Dinhhavi. 5. Food should not be missed when coming to Gao Giong Melaleuca forest? Dragon’s blood rice wrapped in lotus leaf
Sticky rice with lotus leaf
Broken rice with lotus leaf wrapping One of the dishes that are only available in the countryside of this river is the dragon’s blood rice, the traditional lotus leaf wrapped in rice. This rice dish is attracted by the sweet aroma, chewing carefully will feel the sweet taste and often served with sesame salt. Image: Pinterest. 6. Which river separates U Minh Melaleuca forest into 2 regions? Song Doc
River Trem
Co Chien River U Minh forest is divided by the Trem river into two regions, U Minh Thuong and U Minh Ha. Both regions are considered the biosphere, the green lung of the Mekong Delta. Image: Ha.phannn. 7. Which area of ​​U Minh forest is in the core zone of Mui Ca Mau World Biosphere Reserve? U Minh Ha
U Minh Thuong U Minh Ha, Mui Ca Mau National Park, West Sea coastal protection ranges are three small regions in the core zone of the World Biosphere Reserve of Cape Ca Mau. Image: Thamhiemmekong.

Located in the middle of the old growth forest of Kon Chu Rang Reserve – a primeval forest spread on the land of 4 provinces: Kon Tum, Gia Lai, Quang Ngai, Binh Dinh, from January to June is the most beautiful time of the year. to conquer the K50 waterfall. There are two possible routes to the falls: from Binh Dinh and from Gia Lai. To reach the K50 waterfall by the direction of Binh Dinh, you have to find an Toan village, An Lao district, Binh Dinh, then hire local people here to guide the path through the forest to the waterfall. If you come to K50 waterfall from Pleiku, Gia Lai, you will have to move along Highway 19 with a distance of about 80km to reach An Khe commune, then continue to Kbang junction then turn left and move about 30km to Kbang district. From Kbang district, you need to move another 60km to move to Kon Chu Rang sanctuary. Here, you will send your vehicle back and begin your trekking journey to conquer the K50 waterfall. After 14km of forest road by motorbike, you will reach Trai Bo. From Ranch, you will send your vehicle back and continue climbing about 4km through the forest, up and down many slopes, crossing streams to reach the falls. It takes about 3 hours to cross the road to get to the K50 waterfall. Although the road is difficult to go, the scene on the two sides of the road is beautiful. You will explore the diverse ecosystems in the Kon Chu Rang nature reserve. With a beautiful scenery like a fairyland on earth – the stream of water flowing from a height of 54m creates white foam creating fog and rainbow light through the reflection of rocks creating a surprisingly beautiful scene in the wilderness. The thousands that K50 waterfall bestowed .. The clear blue spring clearly sees each pebble on the bottom, the rocky outcrops standing in front of the cave entrance. According to the experience of those who have conquered the K50 waterfall, this place is for those who are healthy, like to explore the true meaning of “crossing the forest, wading streams”, so if anyone intends to conquer this beautiful waterfall, prepare good health. For the most complete journey to conquer K50 waterfall, you need to prepare comfortable clothes, climbing shoes to trekking K50 waterfall. You should bring a thin coat to wear during the night when it gets colder. In addition, you should prepare a raincoat because it is rainy and dewy; sleeping tents … You should also prepare enough food and water for the whole journey and bring insect repellent, mosquito repellent, cold medicine and indispensable flashlight, lighters. Below are a bunch of photos sent by Dr. Mai Kieu Phuong to Infonet readers after her journey to conquer the K50 waterfall.

The majestic cave contains a primeval forest inside. Photo: Dang Thuy Duong.

The journey to discover the full length of Tiger Cave, Over Cave and Pygmy Cave is currently not conquered by many tourists. These caves are considered masterpieces of nature, with wild and magnificent landscapes.

Below is a 3 day 2 night schedule of readers Tran Tuan.

Journeys:

Mountain climbing: 20 km

Cave discovery: 5.5 km

Swimming pool: 300 m (optional)

Minimum age to participate: 12 years old

Cost:

Tour price does not include air tickets: 7.7 million VND (with 20% discount)

Homestay 2 nights: 700,000 VND

2-way airport shuttle: 1.2 million VND

Schedule:

I flew at 18:00 from Tan Son Nhat (Ho Chi Minh City), about 20 o’clock then landed at Dong Hoi airport (Quang Binh), boarded a transfer to the homestay to rest to prepare for the journey the next day.

The first day

At 7:00 am, the group gathered for breakfast, then listened to the tour guide introduce briefly about the schedule and some safety regulations during the trip.

8:00 am, the group starts to move to the starting point. 9am start to go through the forest, the first move is quite easy, the group will stop for lunch and rest in the middle of the forest for about 1 hour.

Members will receive an overview of the trip before commencing.

After lunch break, you will continue moving, at 15:00 the group will approach Pygmy cave, the campsite will be right at the mouth of the cave.

After more than half a day walking through the forest, the members were quite tired, so after arranging the furniture and dividing the tents for each person, the group went to the pool to bathe. Dinner at 5:00 pm, the group exchange and chat until 9pm, ending the first day.

The scene appeared majestic, overwhelming.

Monday

After breakfast, the porters (porters) will assist people wearing climbing protective equipment to proceed deep inside Pygmy cave. Yesterday to the cave entrance was overwhelmed by the beautiful scenery. This is the time when the whole group is quite tired.

Inside the cave, after climbing for about 10 m, it will cross the dinosaur’s spine, continue to follow the seat belts along the cliffs to the back door.

The members entered the Pygmy cave later.

After leaving Pygmy cave, you will continue to move the forest path for about 30 minutes to reach the mouth of Over cave. Preparing the safety equipment, the members of the delegation began to move through the cave, about 3.2 km long and about 1.5 hours of traveling.

The inside of the cave has absolutely no light. Flashlight is both a tool to observe the road as well as to watch giant stalactites with different shapes.

Continue the journey to explore Hang Over. Photo: Dang Thuy Duong.

This unique stalactite system was formed hundreds of millions of years ago. The highlight in the cave is a huge 125 m deep hole called “Massive Attack” containing dry limestone wells and cave pearls of varying sizes and shapes.

Beautiful moving gems.

Leaving Over cave, the group will rest for lunch. Then continue across the forest to reach the mouth of the Tiger cave.

The group will leave the luggage on the bank and start swimming through the underground river in the cave (about 150 m), the water in the river is clear and cool. At the end of the underground river is a beautiful view, the stone steps covered with green grass, the stalactite platform above has water pouring down like a shower.

Then the group moved to another way inside the Tiger cave, swimming about 500 meters through the Kong Collapse sinkhole. This section, the baggage will be loaded onto the buoy. At 4:00, the group arrives at Kong Collapse, which is the camping ground for the second night. The landscape at Kong Collapse, according to Tuan, is the most beautiful in the whole trip.

The third day

On the morning of the third day, the group will swing on the cliffs of Kong Collapse to take pictures. After breakfast, you will swim about 300 meters to reach the exit (this move you can choose to take a float boat, because going through a long physical journey sometimes not feeling well).

At the exit, after changing clothes and bringing their luggage, the group will go to the forest to return to the gathering point.

14:00 will arrive at the gathering point, and take the shuttle bus back to the tour office at 15:00, ending the journey.

I stayed at the homestay for one night and took a morning flight from Dong Hoi to Tan Son Nhat at 10:00 am the next morning.

The whole group ended the journey impressively.

Some note:

• Should use backpacks with support belts at the hips and chest to reduce pressure on the shoulders

• Must use trekking shoes, wearing regular sneakers will cause more difficulties, and if the shoes have drainage ditches and dry as quickly as possible.

Clothing should be cool and light

• Should bring a small towel to wet wipe the body, effervescent tablets, energy bars, patches, muscle pain relievers, flashlight, knee protector thick or covered with metal pad, gloves with good grip, dry shampoo

• No need to carry too many backup chargers because in the condition of loss of signal, the phone can be maintained for quite a long time

• This trip does not require too much fitness, but if you have training for the trip, it’s still better.