The attractive beauty of Ha Long Bay. Photo: VNA Titled “Journey through Vietnam, from North to South”, the article writes that Vietnam is enchanted with its long coastline, craggy cliffs, terraced fields, bustling metropolises contrasted with ordinary villages. weird. The juxtaposition is wonderful and beyond the usual itineraries, this Southeast Asian country is also a destination for many exciting adventures. The article selects 11 unique tourist destinations for visitors to learn before planning their travel after the COVID-19 pandemic, all of which are unique tourist attractions or landscapes from the unspoiled mountains in the region. North to the tropical Mekong Delta, high humidity in the south. The first place mentioned is Sapa, a peaceful “oasis” with a cool climate in the North. Located at an altitude of 1,600 meters, the tropical heat of Southeast Asia cannot reach here, so Sapa has long been a resort and destination for tourists to escape the sweltering heat. Sapa is located at the foot of Mount Fansipan, the highest mountain in the country and from a small village, now Sapa has become a town with a surrounding tourist infrastructure system. Despite the fact that tour companies, hotels and restaurants here compete to attract guests – something not everyone likes, Sapa is still really one of the most favorite tourist destinations in Vietnam. It is due to the attractiveness of the landscape here when visitors can walk all day with narrow paths running through green terraced fields or indigo-indigo fields cultivated by the Hmong and Dao minorities. work. Not far from Sapa is the town of Bac Ha, with the largest market in the North taking place every Sunday and this is one of the most exciting highland markets in the country. Continuing the journey, DPA leads readers to Ha Giang with narrow, steep and winding passes, surrounded by pyramidal mountains, below are canyons and stretching valleys. Exploring Ha Giang by motorbike with the “easyrider” takes at least 3 days. From Ha Giang, the article takes readers to Hanoi capital amidst the chaos of thinking. Peaceful Hoan Kiem Lake contrasts with the hustle and bustle of the Old Quarter. The city over 1,000 years old is calm and bustling, interwoven between modern and traditional lifestyle. Visitors can learn about the country’s history through the many museums in the capital. A corner of Cat Ba town tourist area. Photo: An Dang/VNA The points also introduced by DPA to German readers are Ha Long Bay, Cat Ba Island with turquoise water; Phong Nha-Ke Bang with caves stretching over 350 km. It is also the dreamy, charming ancient capital of Hue nestled on the Perfume River, or the ancient town of Hoi An – which used to be one of the most important ports in Southeast Asia and still retains the characteristics of the old town. destroyed in the war. In addition to the above points, there are Da Lat, Ho Chi Minh City – one of the most dynamic cities in Asia, and the Mekong Delta – Vietnam’s rice and fruit granary, where Cai Rang floating market is located. The largest city in the region is Can Tho. In addition to the above 11 tourist destinations, the German press also provides information on the climate environment and time to travel to Vietnam, in which visitors can come to Vietnam at any time of the year. Summer is usually warm throughout the country, while Hue and the central coast always have heavy rains in winter. The northern mountainous region often turns cold at night, with some places having ice and snow, while the southern region has almost no rain during December to April. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam has allowed It has so far been less affected by the epidemic, but still imposes some restrictions on international travel and bans entry for foreign visitors.

The first tourist destination mentioned by the article is Sa Pa (Lao Cai), where there are beautiful terraced fields. (Source: DT) Titled “Journey through Vietnam, from North to South”, the article writes that Vietnam is enchanted with its long coastline, craggy cliffs, terraced fields, bustling metropolises contrasted with ordinary villages. weird. The interweaving is amazing and beyond the usual itineraries, this Southeast Asian country is also a destination for a plethora of exciting adventures. The article selects 11 tourist destinations for visitors to learn before planning their travel after the Covid-19 pandemic, all of which are unique tourist attractions or landscapes from the unspoiled mountains, from the North. to the tropical Mekong Delta, high humidity in the south. The first place mentioned is Sa Pa, a peaceful “oasis” with a cool climate in the North. Located at an altitude of 1,600 meters, it has long been a resort and destination for travelers fleeing the sweltering heat. Sapa is located at the foot of Mount Fansipan, the highest mountain in the country and from a small village, now Sapa has become a town with a surrounding tourist infrastructure system. According to the article, Sa Pa is really one of the most favorite tourist destinations in Vietnam. It is due to the attractiveness of the landscape as visitors can walk all day with narrow paths running through green terraced fields or indigo-corn fields cultivated by the Hmong and Dao minorities. Not far from Sa Pa is Bac Ha town, with the largest market in the North taking place every Sunday, which is one of the most exciting highland markets in the country. Continuing the journey, DPA leads readers to Ha Giang with narrow, steep and winding passes, surrounded by pyramidal mountains, below are canyons and stretching valleys. Exploring Ha Giang by motorbike with the “easyrider” takes at least 3 days. From Ha Giang, the article takes readers to Hanoi capital to see the peaceful Hoan Kiem Lake in contrast to the hustle and bustle of the old quarter. The city over 1,000 years old is calm and bustling, interwoven between modern and traditional lifestyle. Visitors can learn about the country’s history through the many museums in the capital. The destinations also introduced by DPA to German readers are Ha Long Bay, Cat Ba Island with turquoise water; Phong Nha-Ke Bang with caves stretching over 350 km. It is also the dreamy, charming ancient capital of Hue nestled on the Perfume River, or the ancient town of Hoi An – which used to be one of the most important ports in Southeast Asia and still retains the characteristics of the old town. destroyed in the war. In addition to the above points, there are also Da Lat, TP. Ho Chi Minh City – one of Asia’s most dynamic cities and the Mekong Delta – Vietnam’s rice and fruit basket, home to Cai Rang floating market and the region’s largest city, Can Tho. In addition to the above 11 tourist destinations, the German press also provides information on the climate environment and time to travel to Vietnam, in which visitors can come to Vietnam at any time of the year. Summer is usually warm throughout the country, while Hue and the central coast always have heavy rains in winter. The northern mountains often turn cold at night, with some ice and snow, while the southern region has almost no rain from December to April.

But these days, traffic is sparse, with only occasional trucks or motorbikes passing by. The once noisy atmosphere no longer appeared. Unpleasant silence crept across India as the COVID-19 crisis erupted, partly due to local closures of factories, and partly because many people here fear infection. Contrary to that quiet, fighting activities are increasingly explosive: ambulances race to the next patient, ordinary people frantically criss-crossing the city in search of medicine, oxygen, and beds sick. After a year of relative calm, the country of nearly 1.4 billion people is grappling with a powerful last-minute storm. With the number of new cases still exceeding 300,000 per day, India regularly accounts for around 50% of all new cases worldwide. Vijayawada International Airport was bustling with only a handful of passengers, and flights were also few. (Photo: ST) Problems from tests At the end of April, in the corner of the Artemis hospital compound in Gurgaon, a man repeatedly fell and had to be helped by those around him as he stood in line waiting for an RT-PCR test. The man was seated in a chair but collapsed. He was brought to the front of the queue but was too weak to last long. As hospital staff led the man toward the main building, he resisted, pointing to an elderly man sitting in the corner. Turns out this person came here not to do an RT-PCR test for himself but for his father. Meanwhile, at the front, the doctor in charge, overwhelmed by the number of samples to be taken, shouted at a patient for breaking in. Most people in line will wait at least two hours to be checked in. And it takes at least 48 hours to get results. Crowds of testing people create congestion at facilities. (Photo: ST) Unlike the first wave that affected the elderly, the second wave made many young people sick. Middle-aged parents have to bring children with coughs and fevers to testing centers. Prolonged delays have unfortunate consequences. Without quick and reliable test results, people won’t be able to get the care they need and could end up passing the virus on to many others. Mr. Claudien Jacob understood the situation all too well. He lost his 71-year-old mother on April 29 at home in Bangalore, when she was bedridden. She was hot with fever and her oxygen saturation level gradually decreased. By the time they were able to have a lab technician come to their home to collect an RT-PCR sample, other household members had also developed typical symptoms of COVID-19. But without the test, she wouldn’t have a hospital bed. On April 29, at 7 a.m., she took her last breath. At 7:30 a.m., Mr. Jacob’s phone beeped with her test result: positive. He has yet to receive his test results. “I’m dead tired, but no one else is doing this, so I went to the cemetery. I still haven’t had time to feel that my mother is dead.” A grieving family sends off a loved one who died of COVID-19 while keeping their distance. (Photo: ST) In March 2020, during the first pandemic outbreak, India instituted a strict 21-day lockdown. While bad for the economy, this also helps expand infrastructure from hospital beds to testing facilities. The number of tests has been increased from less than 100 to more than 1.4 million per day. The number of labs doing testing has also increased from 14 at the beginning of last year to more than 2,400 this year. But that’s still not enough. Survival battle Now, it’s common for Indians to see people rushing to find the basic necessities that were always assumed hospitals would have. Never before have citizens had to hunt for oxygen as often as they do now. Looking out the window, it’s not difficult to see someone rushing with an oxygen tank on the car to bring to the patient. Hospitalization – is a matter of will, wealth, relationships and of course luck. Indians now joke that before the pandemic, people panicked when a loved one was taken to the hospital’s intensive care unit, but now they’re happy. The journey to getting a bed is like a competitive sport. Common scene on Indian streets. (Photo: ST) Survival is not easy either. People safe from COVID-19 and their families talk about loneliness and stress. Families are not allowed to see patients in COVID-19 wards or intensive care units. In absolute isolation, all one could hear was the single, heavy breathing. But anyway, they are still considered “lucky” people. Coping with trauma Outside the Old Seemapuri crematorium in Delhi, Jitender Singh Shunty, founder of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Sewa Dal – a non-profit organization – drinks his first tea at 2pm. He said he felt like fainting and had to rest despite having very little time. Mr. Shunty helped cremate unclaimed bodies and dispose of the ashes in the Hindu tradition, receiving many calls. “Yes, we will come and prepare for the funeral. Don’t worry”, he told a desperate person on the phone. He received more than 400 calls a day, and lived in the car for days. He has a fleet of 18 ambulances and has lost one driver, Arif Khan, to the pandemic. These two were rejected by 4 hospitals in one day. (Photo: ST) Ordinary men and women have become superheroes during the pandemic. A driver in Bhopal sells his wife’s jewelry to convert the car into a makeshift ambulance. Another person in Mumbai sells his SUV for 2.2 million rupees to buy oxygen tanks for everyone. In Kerala, an elderly man donated almost all of his savings of Rs 200,000 to COVID-19 relief efforts. A nursing mother in Bangalore donates breast milk to a premature baby whose mother has died from the epidemic. And it is these moments that are a temporary respite from the horror that is unfolding. A nurse cares for a child who has recently recovered from COVID-19. (Photo: ST)

The wet rice area of ​​Dak Lak province remained at 47,500 ha, of which districts such as Krong Ana, Lak, Ea Sup, Ea Kar, Krong Pak are localities with increased wet rice area. Currently, up to 60% of families in Krong Pak district still work in the fields, which is also one of the main sources of income. Under the blazing sun of summer days, farmers are quickly weeding to prepare for harvest. The urgent, bustling atmosphere with the sound of the harvester, the sound of the farm truck carrying rice mixed with the laughter of the people, created a vivid picture of the village signaling a new harvest. (Image: Duy Hoc). Eakly people can produce 2 crops a year, with an average income of 140 million/ha. Having the opportunity to come to Krong Pak district in the harvest season, it is not difficult to see the image of rice fields laden with seeds and farmers working hard to harvest on the mats of ripe yellow rice, stretching under the blue sky. (Image: Duy Hoc). Bumper… All the village roads are covered with a brilliant yellow color, creating a peaceful and warm scene. (Image: Miss Ha). Cars full of agricultural products, showing a bountiful harvest after many days of hard work by the people, were gathered at one point before being taken home. (Image: Huong Loan) Despite hard manual labor, farmers always create their own joy in every hard moment. Breathe in the fresh air, passionately look at each carpet of ripe, heavy rice, and fall in love with the peaceful village scene even more.

The 30/4 holiday this year lasts 4 days, many tourists choose Da Lat as an entertainment and relaxation spot. At night, the temperature is 18 degrees Celsius, it doesn’t rain, which is convenient for exploring landmarks. In the night market area, the atmosphere starts to get bustling, crowded from about 20h. Roads around the market are crowded, traffic is congested, making it difficult for vehicles to move. The functional forces continuously check and use speakers to remind visitors to wear masks. Previously, the People’s Committee of Da Lat city sanctioned 47 cases of not wearing a mask in public with the amount of up to 69 million VND. Subjects of violation included both tourists and people living in Da Lat. The level of punishment is 1-3 million VND / person. While most visitors consciously obey the 5K rule, some people still neglect to visit the market, or travel in public without wearing a mask. The stall of jam cake and dried fruit is still one of the favorite places for visitors to buy specialties as gifts. Many people gather to eat and drink right in the market. Snacks such as grilled skewers, baked rice paper, hot soy milk … are the right choice in the cold weather. The dining area along the way up and down is equally crowded. Thanh Han (Ho Chi Minh City) said he was quite surprised because the number of people flocked to the night market more and more: “This morning, the roads around Xuan Huong Lake are quite deserted, I thought this year was not crowded Maybe at that time you are stuck at Bao Loc pass. Check-in service with 2 dogs for 20,000 VND / time in the central fountain area (in front of Da Lat market) is not new but still attracts many curious young people who linger to take pictures. In a few hours, the two animals were friendly and willing to cooperate with strangers. Right before the ceremony, Kim Thuy and 5 family members departed from Binh Phuoc to Da Lat, so there was no traffic jam in the pass sections. Although she updated information about tourists flocking to the mountain town on April 30, Thuy still decided to visit the night market due to the impression of the bustling and fun atmosphere here. “Just going to the market, seeing many people are also a bit worried, so I just took off the mask to take pictures and then put it back on,” said the female tourist. Similar to the situation of many others, Hoai and Dao (Kien Giang) took 18 hours to move to Da Lat. The couple said that they both liked the landscape and cool climate of the foggy city, so decided to take a wedding photo and take advantage of the resort. Because the night market is too crowded, the two of them go to the lake to sit to help relieve the stuffy.

Temporarily away from the bustling and stuffy city, this is the time to reward yourself and your loved ones for memorable vacation, so that you can recover body and mind after stressful working days. , pressure. Hoiana is a beautiful beach complex stretching over 4km long and located near Hoi An Ancient Town, offering modern dining, shopping and entertainment services. In April 2021, Hoiana will officially launch a series of attractive Summer promotions with many travel and culinary promotions for the whole family and free shuttle service from Da Nang city. Guests will have the opportunity to experience a modern and luxurious suite with an attractive package and special offers. In addition, to make it easier for tourists to move, Hoiana offers free shuttle buses with many different times of the day. With two offers “Hoiana Ultimate Escape” and “Stylish Easter Staycation” families or groups of friends will have more options to suit their preferences. For more details on offers and reservations, please call +84 (0) 235 858 8888 Posts: Nice News

Old town is the first place to visit for tourists from all over the world when coming to Hanoi. They are curious about the old beauty of Hanoi, a thousand years of civilization. However, hidden behind the noisy and bustling features of the shops growing up close by, are the dark, microscopic alleys. Those are small, deep alleys, just one person. Entering each small alley is like stepping into a tunnel, groping forever without seeing the sun. Especially, in Hang Buom street, deep and narrow alleyways appear alternately. The way a large frontage house to an alley. The narrowest section width is nearly 50-60 cm. Ngo Brick Street, Hoan Kiem District – this place is known to many people for its tiny alleys when their width is less than 50 cm. Through this dark “tunnel” are the houses lurking behind. These small alleys form hundreds of hundreds of years. Hanoians are also accustomed to this cramped lifestyle. Households enjoy the same living space and collective kitchen. Every house door is close together. Few people can imagine that in that seemingly small alley, there are people who accept to live with darkness and humidity. This is house No. 34, Phat Loc alley, according to people living here, the house of Hoan Kiem factory is considered to be the oldest and the worst in Hang Buom ward. Mrs. Nguyen Thi Tuan lives in a 12m2 house at 32, Phat Loc (Hang Buom Ward, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi) for nearly 40 years. “I have lived here since the day I came back as a bride. This house my mother-in-law rented from the State, only 12m2, but for 4 generations … “ “Now the house has deteriorated a lot, the walls are loose, damp, when there are heavy rains, the house leaks, the windows are beaten by the wind”, Ms. Tuan said. Her husband spent more than 10 years, Mrs. Tuan alone took care of the whole family. She said: “There is no new rent, but living conditions like this are too much, I just hope to have a policy of relaxing people so that the whole family can move to a new place”. Because the house is so small, she makes use of the area next to no one to rent. In the same situation, living in house 34, Phat Loc, is still a lot of tenants. Ms. Zhao Tieu Hoa (77 years old) shared: “I have been staying in this house for 70 years. Now the children also live in this house “. Despite her old age, Ms. Hoa is daily groping for her way in the dark “cellar” going up and down to cook rice in the first floor collective kitchen. Over half of her life, with Mrs. Hoa, life is like that. “Enough, do not want to change anymore”. This is the house of Mrs. Nguyen Thi Ty (85 years old) at 96 Hang Buom. The house is only 9m2, and below is the kitchen, the toilet, above is the attic for her to sleep. “I have lived here since 1957, the day before, a family of seven lived here. Later, my children got married to live separately, I lived here alone. Sometimes my children and grandchildren would come home to visit their mother, ”said Mrs. Ty. According to observation, in these lane areas there are many degraded houses, in addition to the interlocking electrical system, the tubular house has no escape route, the fire alarm system is not equipped with potentially many fire risks. explosive. According to statistics in the Hoan Kiem district, there are more than 1,000 alleys and alleys so small that only one person can pass. There are even alleys that people passing by have to stoop, wriggle, look very miserable, but it is normal of the people of the old town. Living so cramped, dark, but many people still accept and satisfied because it seems to have become a habit, a cultural feature of Hanoi Old Quarter.

Video: Lan Nha sang “Alone through the street in the afternoon” by Trinh Cong Son

Matured from the show Vietnam IdolAfter a decade of searching for her position in the music industry, Lan Nha has just returned and made her mark about 4 years ago. Currently, he has a dense performance schedule and is favorably called “The Gentleman of Love Songs”. Talking with VTC News, Lan Nha admitted that he still has many things he wants to do in his career and later on when he stops singing, he dreams of having a small tea shop in the highlands, living simply with his wife.

– It seems to those who have entered the enchanting light of the stage, it is very difficult to stop the habit and passion. How can you imagine a Lan Nha without a stage and love songs?

I will be lonely and empty. Having been through this feeling for a while while struggling with a life without theater and music, I understand very well. I don’t want to go back to that feeling, at least at this stage.

Singer Lan Nha.

When I retire, maybe I will open a small tea shop in the highlands, can play gentle music. Behind the house, my wife likes to grow roses. I dreamed of life like that.

Singer Lan Nha

– Positioning the image and style of a gentleman singing love songs in the hearts of the public, is that the choice you pursue from the beginning or comes from an opportunity?

I do not dare to claim to be a gentleman, I just want to admit that I am a man singing love songs with a little bit of my own experience in life. I did not choose from the beginning but let everything be natural. If you follow it, you will see that my image has changed in accordance with the years that I have gone through, and my voice too. I think that singers who choose the same genre of music as me also need time to “mature” in both career and life.

– Join showbiz and stand in it, but he seems to choose a life that is not noisy and socially less. How do you explain your quietness as someone working in a world of noise?

Maybe it’s because of my personality like that before I’m afraid of noise and too noisy. Part of it is because I myself rarely talk, share, just confide in friends I consider to be close. I don’t want to get involved in things that aren’t mine, or talk about other people, so I have less communication. Ah, but when I got to know it, I also joked and talked a lot. Fortunately, my friends understand and sympathize with me.

Lan Nha claimed to be shy about noise and excitement.

– In the art world, do you have close friends?

I have close friends, but very few. Probably counting on one hand.

– Recently, he has had quite interesting handshakes. With Uyen Linh, Le Quyen and the female singers who worked together, who do you like the most?

I have worked with Vo Ha Tram, Nguyen Ha, Uyen Linh and most recently, Le Quyen. Each of them has their own charm point. I like Tram’s blood and fire, Nguyen Ha’s security, Uyen Linh’s passion and Le Quyen’s charm. It may be a bit greedy, but I love the beauty, especially the beauty of the soul, that it shows when you sing.

– His current image makes many people think of Ha Anh Tuan. What do you say about this?

I do not see me like Mr. Ha Anh Tuan. Mr. Tuan is a talented person, admired by many people, me too. But my idol is Uncle Tuan Ngoc.

– Have you ever dreamed of being like Ha Anh Tuan with spectacular shows, always selling out?

Not only me, but every singer dreams of being like Mr. Tuan. But dreaming is a dream, you know, in order to have success like Ha Anh Tuan right now, I think he and his team went through a lot of hardships that not everyone can stand. There is also talent, intelligence, team must be really good and rhythmic ….

I think each singer has its own place in the hearts of their audience. It is very important that I know where I am. That will help me firmly do what is right for me in each stage. And when things go naturally, so will the emotions. No need to prove anything, I believe the audience will feel it.

An audience member once told me that they went to the tea room to hear me finish singing and then left. They say working all day is tiring, coming to listen to me sing to relax, to comfort, that’s simple. I feel so happy to hear such simple words from time to time. It is like how I sing and go to music.

Lan Nha is cherishing new music projects.

– Working hard on online projects and running shows, when will Lan Nha present a project operating on online and online platforms at the same time?

Promising the audience is often broken, especially during this period. I just know that I just keep running the show, accumulating and making better products every day to the best of my ability. I feel lucky because my brother and sister are always by my side, giving me sincere advice. I would like to keep the upcoming products confidential.

– Have you ever thought about retirement age? Then, what will he do?

I’ve been singing again for about 4 years now is a lot. I am only 35 years old and I still have a lot of things I want to do with my career so I have not thought about retirement. But when I retire, maybe I will open a small teahouse in the highlands, maybe there will be soothing music. Behind the house, my wife likes to grow roses. I dreamed of life like that. But all of a sudden I have to accumulate more now.