With a length of 69 km, the North Yungas road connecting La Paz to Coroico in Bolivia is also known as the Grove road. However, many people know this place with the world-famous “death road” nickname. North Yungas “death road” was built in the 1930s. Whenever moving through this road, drivers always have to “stress their brains”, be very careful because the road is quite zigzag, with many dangerous turns. On one side of North Yungas Road is a cliff, a gentle hillside. The other side is a deep, barrierless abyss. In addition, the weather here often has heavy rain, which can cause landslides, slippery road surface, dense fog that obstructs visibility… These things put vehicles traveling through the North Yungas road at risk of accidents. According to one statistic, every year about 200-300 people die on the “road of death” North Yungas. Therefore, to ensure safety, drivers are recommended to move at a moderate speed to be able to handle unexpected situations. Although the North Yungas road is extremely dangerous, some adventurous cyclists come here for an exciting experience. To limit and prevent accidents on North Yungas Road, Bolivian authorities built a new route from La Paz to Coroico. Thanks to the new road, the number of accidents on North Yungas Road has decreased significantly. Invite readers to watch the video: Fall in love with the red maple leaf road in Hanoi. Source: THDT1.

Bac Sum slope, the most craggy slope in Ha Giang connects Minh Tan commune – Vi Xuyen district with Quyet Tien commune, Quan Ba ​​district. Bac Sum slope – Ha Giang is considered by many people as Pha Din pass – one of the four great peaks of Vietnam. From a distance, Bac Sum slope bears the image of a giant snake with zigzag twists. Along with that is the danger by a lot of sleeve bends. To conquer this Bac Sum slope, you will have to climb each high slope and then downhill, leaning down to follow their bends. In particular, the highlight of Bac Sum slope is Chin Khoanh slope. This is a section of Bac Sum slope with M-shaped sections, which is the place where horses falter and people hurt their feet. “Bac Sum slope, Can Ty lobster, Dong Van hazel” is a saying referring to the winding and dangerous level of Bac Sum slope. Along with the ruggedness, Bac Sum also brings a soft beauty like a soft silk strip across the top of the mountain, hidden in the mist, among the craggy cat ears. In particular, in the journey to cross the slope of Bac Sum, you will have the opportunity to admire the Twin Mountain, a beautiful product of nature. The Twin Mountain appears like the round breasts of a young woman in her youth, full of life. The mountain is even more beautiful when it is adorned with terraced fields. Crossing Bac Sum slope to reach a unique place is Quan Ba ​​heaven gate. This is the gateway to Dong Van Stone Plateau. Standing on the gate of heaven, one feels like a cloud hovering over one’s head, touching one’s hand can see the cloud. Invite readers to watch the video: The Y-shaped pedestrian overpass has a high aesthetic value in Hanoi. Source: HANOITV.

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