Some Turkish archaeologists once said that they had found evidence of human activities in the Buddha’s place around 6000 BC. Once the news was released, it immediately caused a sensation in the global archaeological community. Think about it, what era is 6000 BC? “Of course it was the Neolithic Age.” During this period, humans living in Europe were still relying on jungle hunting, and their skin was dark brown. If cultural relics can be found in Ephesus, it means that this area was already the most civilized area in Europe at that time.

The current mainstream evidence shows that the ancient city of Ephesus was built around the 10th century BC, and in its early days was a trading city managed by ancient Greeks. It was later taken over by the ancient Romans, and its status was elevated to the second largest city in Europe after the imperial city of the Roman Empire. By the 1st century AD, this pivotal city had a population of over 250,000. Interestingly, Ephesus has the world’s earliest urbanization facility-public toilets. But the public toilets at the time were not only for people’s physiological needs, but also very important for social occasions! Although the toilets were all built with big stones, they were also an important social place for the nobles and merchants to discuss matters at that time. It is said that in winter, before the rich go to the toilet, they will spend money to let the poor or their entourage sit on the table to warm the countertop before using it by themselves. In addition, there is also a very old commercial pedestrian street-Arcadia Street, as well as the ancient Roman theater that can accommodate 25,000 people at the same time! After more than a thousand years, this ancient city with a heavy history of civilization went through several ups and downs, and finally began to decline gradually from the 15th century. In any case, the past civilization and glory cannot be reproduced, but the existing relics are enough to prove the history of 2000 years ago. How brilliant is Ephesus. Since the train transportation from Selcuk to Izmir is very convenient, we also want to experience the local train journey, so we returned the previously rented car in Selcuk and took only one hour by train. We arrived in downtown Izmir. Although this is the third largest city in Turkey, it is only our transit station. You don’t want to stay in Izmir for too long, so you just wandered along the Aegean coast. Here you can clearly feel the difference between the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea: most of the water in the Mediterranean Sea is cyan, while the Aegean Sea is blue. I asked a local who was standing by my side watching the sea “Is the Aegean beautiful?” He said that he had watched it for many years, and he didn’t think it was particularly beautiful. If the perfect score is 100, it can only be given to 60 or 70. But I think the Aegean Sea in Izmir is particularly beautiful. After flying back to Istanbul from Izmir, we took advantage of the last afternoon free time to visit the most famous local Bazaar (Kapali Carsi). Almost all Chinese tourists who have been to Istanbul have visited here. It is said that this is one of the largest and oldest trading markets in the world. It has at least 22 entrances, 26 exits, 58 indoor streets, and more than 4,000 shops. Shops. The Grand Bazaar was originally built in 1455 (completed in 1461) by the seventh-generation Sultan of Ottoman Turkey, Sultan Mohammed II. It is known for its Middle Eastern style jewelry, local lamps, Turkish ceramics, Indian spices, and Persian carpets. Yu Shi. When savvy buyers and tourists visit the Grand Bazaar, they will slam their faces when they see the products they like, otherwise the person who is “slaughtered” must be yourself. Even in the Grand Bazaar, each store owner’s price is different for the same product. If you plan to buy some special souvenirs, it’s best to stroll around the more remote Bazaar streets. In order not to buy inferior handicrafts, we even spent an hour and a half in front of a pottery workshop, watching the craftsmen production on spot. In the end, I got a beautiful ceramic bottle. In addition to hand made on the bottom of the bottle, there was also the word “lead”. Someone was staring at it. The craftsman’s craftsmanship is indeed very high, but the price is three times that of ordinary bottles. The city of Istanbul at night is still so charming, taxis passing by noisy neighborhoods, churches and mosques illuminated by spotlights are even more sacred, and the smell of barbecue and roasted chestnuts from time to time outside the car windows makes people move their index fingers. The dessert stalls on the roadside are filled with all kinds of exquisite chocolates. As long as you look at it, you can’t help feeling the silky and fragrant taste. It’s just like Turkey itself, with the mysterious in it. The temptation to resist

US Secretary of State in Berlin Solution to pipeline dispute by August?

Status: 23.06.2021 13:57

During his inaugural visit to Berlin, US Secretary of State Blinken demonstrated unity with his counterpart Maas. In the dispute over the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, an agreement is expected soon. The German government wants to find a solution to the transatlantic dispute over the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline by August. This was announced by Foreign Minister Heiko Maas in Berlin after a meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The Chancellor’s trip to Washington in mid-July would certainly also be a suitable date, said Maas. But in August the US Congress will again deal with possible sanctions. “It is extremely important to us to achieve results that can also be supported in Washington,” emphasized the SPD politician.

USA: Nord Stream 2 is “Russia’s geopolitical project”

Blinken warned that Russia could use energy to leverage Ukraine. “Our goal is to ensure that Russia does not use energy as a means of coercion, as a weapon against Ukraine or anyone else in Europe,” said the US Secretary of State, who told his counterpart Maas in the run-up to the second Libya conference met in Berlin. The US continues to believe that the pipeline is a geopolitical project by Russia that threatens Europe’s energy security. In view of the difference of opinion between Washington and Berlin on this point, Blinken emphasized: “It happens from time to time among friends.”

USA waived sanctions

For years, the US has been against the construction of the Baltic Sea pipeline, which is supposed to pump gas from Russia to Germany bypassing Ukraine. Nevertheless, in May the new administration of US President Joe Biden partially gave up its longstanding resistance to the project and waived sanctions against the operating company – also out of consideration for relations with Germany.

Since then, talks have been going on between Germany and the USA about how to proceed. In essence, it is about how Ukraine, as a previous transit country, can secure long-term income, since it is dependent on Russian billions for gas transfers. The corresponding contract between Russia and Ukraine is limited to 2024

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After studying, students can visit the lobby to relax and sublimate their creativity. Photo: VGP/Minh Thi The learning environment has always been recognized as an important and indispensable factor in the career of growing people. Not only focusing on the quality of training, from the campus as well as the architecture, the layout and most especially the lobby area cannot be missed. Stepping into the school’s lobby, if parents and students do not know the name of Hong Bang International University, they will think this is the lobby of a 5-star hotel because of the layout of space, light and furniture here. . It is natural light combined with artificial light and sofa layout to create a quiet, gentle space without being boring; the position and design of the sofa sets are focused by those who place them to create a cozy and sophisticated space; The space is large and airy and the design of the lobby is very special… Therefore, after stressful study hours, every other time of the day students visiting the lobby will truly relax and sublimate their creativity, because from landscape design, interior design in the area. The lobby ensures optimal placement of learners in the central position. HIU has been aiming to be a top quality university in Vietnam built according to international standards. Photo: VGP/Minh Thi HIU’s architecture is a harmonious combination of neoclassical style on the outside with the shape of a knowledge ship, while inside is a trendy design with high utility. Lecturers and students not only experience the space as “knowledge castles” in lecture halls, classrooms, and practice rooms, but right from the moment they enter, the lobby area – HIU has also made an impression. 5 stars” is hard to find anywhere in Vietnam. Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok … are indispensable applications on smartphones of many young people today. Eating “trend”, living “viral”, every move of 92% of Gen Z cannot be separated from the internet, because that is where young people not only learn the knowledge of life and study but also to They share everything from stories around daily life, reviews of favorite restaurants, high-end tech gadgets, even about the future school with “one-of-a-kind” facilities. yours anymore. That is also the reason why most young people want to attend universities with a new “interface”, beautiful scenery, monumental lobby… like HIU. The first impression when setting foot here is only encapsulated in two words “beautiful, luxurious”. The splendor of this grand, comfortable and modern property seems to cover not a single square meter. HIU has been aiming to be a top quality university in Vietnam built according to international standards, the highlight of the current facilities seems to be quite perfectly meeting the standards set by the society. association is aiming for. Therefore, the creation of modern and scientific learning spaces along with the innovation of teaching thinking methods in the direction of internationalization to meet the new human needs of society are being targeted by HIU. and make efforts. Hong Bang International University considers academic records online from June 8, 2021 on www.online.hiu.vn, or submits them directly by post, or submits them directly to HIU and adheres to the 5K principle. Website: https://hiu.vn/ – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hiu.vn/. Email: Tuyensinh@hiu.vn – admission@hiu.vn.

On the occasion of the International Children’s Day every year, the big streets specializing in selling children’s toys such as Luong Van Can, Hang Can… are often bustling with sellers and buyers, as if they were going to a festival, but this year the space is deserted. afflicted by disease. The shop owners almost just sit and watch the phone to watch the shop. Due to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic, schools give early summer vacations, so there are almost no customers who are schools, parents buy goods in large quantities to make year-end rewards as usual. As noted by the reporter of Tien Phong newspaper, the number of retail customers coming to buy directly is quite sparse, and can only be counted on the fingers. Vendors wait for customers all afternoon, almost no customers come to buy. They took advantage of decorating a few more items on the cars to make them more eye-catching. The whole street of Hang Can, Luong Van Can, on the afternoon of May 31, was sparse with no customers coming to buy. Spider-Man figures are mounted on trees to create eye-catching appeal for young customers, but now there are not many customers visiting. Children’s fashion stores even hang signs of deep discounts of 30%, but there are no customers to shop. Scattered, only a few stores have customers to buy and choose toys. The streets known as the toy capital of the capital such as Hang Ma, Luong Van Can, Hang Luoc… are now deserted without buyers. There are no pictures of stores full of other crowded toys, no more stalls, shelves close to the sidewalk selling enough toys and gifts for children like every year. Not far from the toy shopping market, the Hanoi Children’s Palace, a familiar place for children to play and live in the capital, is now closed to prevent and control the COVID-19 epidemic. The amusement parks are covered with tarpaulin to stop receiving guests according to the epidemic prevention directive of Hanoi city.

Pho Hoa Born in the 60-70s of the last century, Pho Hoa is a frequented address of many gourmets. Here, the broth is simmered from the bone along with the thin, chewy noodle soup to make the right bowl of pho. Compared to other restaurants, Pho Hoa has a taste closer to the taste of Saigon people. In addition to beef, the shop has many different types of pho for diners to choose from such as chicken, beef balls, pork rolls… Address: Pasteur, District 3 Opening hours: 5-23:30 Price: 85,000-95,000 VND Photo: Agirlaboutchicago Thanh Xuan noodle soup Located in a small alley in District 1, the noodle shop for more than half a century is always crowded with diners. The shop scored with dried crab noodles served with sauce and crispy pate chaud. Here, the taste of noodles is made according to the traditional recipe, so it is different from other places. My Tho noodles are boiled to keep the clarity and toughness. The bowl is full of shrimp meat, crab claws, topped with a sauce that will surely warm your stomach in the morning. Address: Ton That Thiep, District 1 Opening hours: 6:30 a.m. to 2 p.m Price: 30,000-70,000 VND Photo: Mysteriousaigon, rio.thefoodlist_ Hoa Ma Pan Bread One of the oldest “names” in Ho Chi Minh City, Hoa Ma pan bread has been around since the 60s of the last century. Here, a full mixed pan includes 2 omelets, spring rolls, fish cakes, cinnamon rolls, bacon, sausages, onions… All are heated before serving diners. . To combat boredom, the shop has an extra plate of pickles for you to eat. However, the price for each piece of bread here is relatively high. Many diners commented that because there is no dipping sauce, if you are not used to it, you will feel the dish is a bit dry. Address: Cao Thang, District 3 Opening hours: 7-10h Price: 50,000-60,000 VND Photo: Eatwithcheesie Porridge for Miss Ut Located on Co Giang Street, the shop is more than 80 years old and is a familiar stop for many diners. The bowl of porridge here is considered full. Porridge seeds are roasted before cooking to expand but not be crushed, delicious to eat. Porridge is cooked in the old Saigon style with fresh blood added directly to the pot, so eating is different from other places. In addition to porridge, liver, blood, young intestines, sausages, stomach… are handled well, so when eating, there is no smell. If you are afraid to eat some ingredients, you can tell the owner when ordering. Address: Co Giang, District 1 Opening hours: 6-14h Price: 40,000-70,000 VND Photo: Tebefood, lanwiththi Thieu Ky noodle family Starting from a simple noodle burden in the 1930s, Thieu Ky became the oldest and most famous restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City. The bowl of noodles here is appreciated for its authentic Chinese taste. The broth has a sweet, fatty taste of stewed bones, delicious hand-made noodles served with signature shrimp cakes and spicy satay. The restaurant serves char siu noodles, heirloom oyster sauce noodles, and dumplings filled with fresh shrimp. Recently, the restaurant has received many comments about the uneven quality of the food. Small space, seats and quite limited parking are the minus points of the restaurant. Address: Le Dai Hanh, District 11 Opening hours: 6:30 to 22:30 Price: 40,000-60,000 VND Photo: Ansapsaigon, im.lucass.

In the recent match between Vietnam and the UAE, player Tran Minh Vuong had 1 assist to help Tien Linh score, along with his own goal in the last minutes. Photo: Next Sports. Tran Minh Vuong was born in 1995 in Thuy Chinh commune, Thai Thuy district, Thai Binh province. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai The family’s home in his hometown is the childhood space attached to Minh Vuong’s ball. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai In recent years, Minh Vuong has saved some money and repaired the house to make it more spacious. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai The large yard in front is where midfielder Minh Vuong often played football with his father when he was a child. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai The outside space is like many other houses in the Vietnamese countryside. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai The front steps of the house. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai The interior of the house is simple with wooden tables and chairs. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai Here, Minh Vuong hangs many photos and memorabilia associated with his football career. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai Despite remodeling the house, Minh Vuong still retains many objects that carry many family memories. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai Spacious kitchen after being repaired by Minh Vuong. Photo: Workers Video: Minh Vuong scored a super product to help Vietnam score against Korea. Source: VTC3

But in moments when I thought I couldn’t raise my head, I still had my grandmother’s family to protect and comfort me. Especially my sister is the one who helps the most. Contrary to her sister’s difficult marriage, she is very satisfied with her husband and children. In addition, my sister’s stable career is also considered as a solid support for her sister. From a housewife without a job, I began to be taught little by little about using computers, editing documents, knowing how to make spreadsheets… Thanks to a little knowledge of accounting When I was in college, I quickly got a job in a family business. At the beginning, I only made about 3 million salary/month – a meager number but I am still happy because it is my own money. Unlike when I lived with my ex-husband, I had to ask for everything. Illustration. Please allow me to tell you a little bit about the time when I was still a bride in that house. I married him quite quickly, the relationship only lasted a while when I received the news that I was pregnant. So we can also temporarily call this a “run-and-run wedding”. Because my situation is not comparable to the other house, my mother-in-law often shows contempt for her daughter-in-law, considering me nothing. In particular, when I got married, I knew well the character of my ex-husband. It was a man who was a parasite to his parents, lazy to work, liked to drink, and a prostitute. When I witnessed the hot clip of my husband and lover with my own eyes, I was shocked both literally and figuratively. And because of that incident, I had a miscarriage. The more painful consequence was that I lost my motherhood forever. Depressed, desperate, I fell into a state of depression for many months. I can’t count how many divorce papers I’ve written and then tore it up myself. Accidentally seeing my ex-mother-in-law, she must have guessed my thoughts and said frankly and ruthlessly so that I could quickly end this marriage. And there, I finally left in a daze. Three and a half years have passed since my divorce. Life is very different now, even the current salary of 3 million dong is 4, 5 times higher. I am very happy, being with my parents to take care of them, sometimes going to my sister’s house to play. Once in a while, if I’m lonely, I’ll find a guy to drink water, talk about life, and have no long-term intentions. Illustration. About a month ago, I received a text from a friend who played with me and my ex-husband. He said my ex-husband had a serious illness and was being treated in the hospital. To tell the truth, over the years I no longer care to have anything to do with him, sometimes there are rumors that he got married and broke up with nothing. Now hearing this news, part of me feels like retribution for him, the other part is sympathetic. Anyway, the two of them had a bit of a sweet time. I texted a friend to ask where my ex-husband was undergoing treatment to visit. My sister also told me to come along. My sister and I went to the hospital and found our ex-husband and his mother there. Just put the fruit bag with a little envelope of 1 million dong inside it on the table, the ex-mother-in-law sullenly frowned and said: “It’s so precious, now there’s an ex-wife to visit.” The ex-husband was giving water so he fell asleep. I only asked a few questions, but my mother-in-law even threw a stack of papers at her. When I lifted it up, it was all hospital bills. She also said sarcastically: “Don’t think that coming here today, seeing my son dying, thinking that he will inherit the property. Only this pile of hospital bills is left, you can take it if you want! You have ruined my son’s life.” My sister was angry and was about to have a duel but I was able to stop her. Finally, I greeted her and left with her. It is incomprehensible, after all these years, the mother-in-law still hates her ex-daughter-in-law. It is true that there are still such selfish and narrow-minded people in this world!

Norwegian fjords are always talked about by tourists (the only natural landscape that does not exist in China), and it stretches for a long time. The geographic starting point is located in the Lysefjord south of the southern port city of Bergen, and the northern end is located in Alesund, north of the Geirangerfjord. If you have the opportunity to take this famous fjord landform route, you will find that this trip is not as busy as Oslo, and there are beautiful scenery everywhere: beautiful canyons, open waters, and real virgin forest parks… Walking down the landscape road, you can’t help but embrace nature, forget about the natural beauty of the green mountains and green waters, and indulge in a Nordic fairy tale world that you don’t want to wake up at all. Schematic diagram of a self-driving tour of the Norwegian fjords Two years ago, we had an in-depth self-driving tour of the Norwegian fjords, and experienced the infinite scenery of the “king of the north of Europe” on the ground. The three-day itinerary and feelings are shared with you for reference only — Day1 Bergen: Sightseeing in the city of literature and art Bergen is the largest city on the west coast of Norway, the largest seaport in the country, and a famous cultural heritage city. Northern Europe is known for its cold climate, but Bergen can enjoy the warm current of Mexico, so it is humid and comfortable all year round. Bergen was built in the 11th century AD, and it played the role of the capital of Norway for nearly three hundred years, until Oslo became the new capital of Norway in 1814. It is not an exaggeration to say that Bergen is “Norway’s most literary city”. At the old wharf, the historic sites that Bergen integrated into the European Union of Lufthansa are still there, telling a long history. In the city, there are a large number of ancient churches, concert halls, art galleries, museums, theaters, art festivals, performances, open-air concerts, art and design exhibitions, in Scandinavia and throughout Europe. Ranked among the best. Not only that, as a vibrant city, its countryside is integrated with the fjords, making it a paradise for outdoor sports enthusiasts. Recommended self-driving route: Bergen Airport-25km-downtown (Bryggen Wharf-Fish Market-Floyen Cable Car-Hockensund Palace-Bergen Art Museum) Bryggen Wharf is the business card of Bergen. Rows of old houses gather restaurants, museums, and cafes. Near the pier is a fish market that gathers the best seafood from the west coast of Norway. On Floyen Mountain, you can take the Floyen Cable Car, the oldest cable car in the world, to the top of the mountain and have a bird’s eye view of the entire city. The local Bergen Art Museum is composed of Bergen Fine Arts Collection, Steineson Collection, Lasmby Meyer Collection and other parts. It is the most valuable art gathering place in Bergen, near the museum The city squares and parks are suitable for walking. Bergen hotel recommendation: Clarion Hotel Admiral (Clarion Hotel Admiral). This hotel is one of the most famous viewing hotels in Bergen (built in the early 20th century), across the water from the Bryggen Pier and the Floyen Mountain. The hotel’s 210 rooms have wide viewing windows, 50 of which are facing the harbour. In order to give guests a chance to get to know each other, the hotel also specially set up a large public living room with artworks. The hotel is only 2 minutes’ walk from Bergen Pier, 6 minutes from the nearest shopping street, and 18 kilometers from the airport. Address: C. Sundtsgate 9, Bergen, price: RMB 900 per room (single room). Day2 Bergen-Sognefjord 4h: Norway’s high point Bergen is the general starting point for trips to the Norwegian fjords. The landscape road has been surrounding the fjord area all the way to the north. The scenery you see makes you feel like you are traveling in the middle of a painting, and the roads along the way are flat, which is definitely the best choice for self-driving tours. Self-driving route: Bergen-Rv48 (120 kilometers)-Hardangerfjord-E16, Rv13 (250 kilometers)-Sognefjord. Along the highway from Bergen to the north is Hardangerfjord. It is known as the second largest fjord in Norway and the third largest in the world. You can climb mountains here, and there are orchards, glaciers, and We can watch seals and whales. The Sognefjord is the largest and deepest fjord in the world, with a total length of about 240 kilometers. The scenery along the way is beautiful. It is a world natural heritage recognized by the United Nations. There are only 30,000 residents in the area. Every family lives in an idyllic pastoral life. . Self-driving tips: Starting from Bergen and heading north, the first to arrive is Hardanger Fjord. This journey is very easy to drive, and you can reach Sognefjord in the afternoon. In addition, this journey can also be taken by train or cruise. The climate in the fjords is much cooler than in the cities, and thick clothing should be prepared. This section of self-driving route requires the help of ferry. The Sognefjord has many branches, and Nr yfjorden is the most famous of them. The narrowest water surface here is only 250 meters wide, and the highest mountain is more than 1,700 meters above sea level. The stave church in Sognefjord is worth seeing. It is a very old wooden structure, and it is also the architectural representative of the “Viking Age” (generally referring to the Viking period from 790 to 1066). There are currently only 28 stave churches left in Norway, 5 of which are located in the Sognefjord, including the 800-year-old Ornes stave church, Haupasta stave church and Polkun stave church. Sognefjord hotel recommendation: Sognefjord Hotel (Sognefjord Hotel). This hotel is one of the best hotels in the local area for travelers to relax. It is located in the scenic town of Leikanger, overlooking the Sognefjord. Each room is a view room with views of the garden, mountains or fjord. The hotel has free wifi. It is worth mentioning that guests can borrow the hotel’s bicycles to ride around the fjord. Address: Sognefjordvegen 20, Hermansverk, Leikanger 6863, price: RMB 1030 per room (standard room). Day3 Sognefjord-Alesund 4h Aalesund is a small city located on the island of Moeller-Romsdal in western Norway. The entire city was reborn after a fire in the winter of 1904. After reconstruction, the architectural style of the small town of Alesund is full of new artistic features, and was evaluated by the American magazine “National Geographic” as “just out of a fairy tale”. Special recommendation: Alesund’s houses have distinctive architectural features. The houses on the three small islands stand opposite each other and form a triangle. You can take a boat to explore the waters in the middle. There are many natural scenic spots around the small town, hiking and swimming in summer, skiing and ice climbing in winter. It is one of the most popular resorts in Norway. After racing in the most beautiful fjords in Norway, you will once again return to the city from nature. In the morning, we depart for Geirangerfjord. Most of the landforms here were formed during the ice age. Compared with other fjords, it is more spectacular. There are also many famous large waterfalls in Norway (tips: Geirangerfjord). Compared with other fjords, the travel in, is more difficult, especially some trails in national parks, which are only suitable for people with outdoor sports experience). In the afternoon, head to Alesund and stay here. Self-driving route: Sognefjord-passing Rv5 (250 kilometers)-Geirangerfjord-Rv60 (102 kilometers)-Alesund. Alesund hotel recommendation: Radisson Blu Hotel lesund. This hotel is located in the kansekaia area by the Alesund harbour, overlooking the sea. The hotel’s private jetty allows guests to enjoy their vacation in peace. In addition to local specialties, the hotel’s restaurant can also eat organic meals. In addition, compared with hotels in big cities, the rooms here are cheap and easy to book. Address: S. Bullsgt. 7 Alesund. Price: RMB 800 per room (standard room). Norway travel Tips: Traffic: Norwegian vehicles drive on the right. As in China, the roads between cities are mostly two-way single lanes. The Norwegian Transport Agency requires vehicles to turn on their lights 24 hours a day. At city roundabouts, vehicles on the roundabout and vehicles entering the roundabout on the left have the right of way; vehicles on the right side of the intersection have the right of way; vehicles going down on the ramp have the right of way. Most traffic toll stations adopt automated systems. Currency: Norwegian Krone (NOK) is the official currency of Norway. In the retail industry, the penetration rate of the euro is not as good as the krona. Language: Norwegian (subdivided into Norwegian national language and new Norwegian) and Sami are both official languages. Some Norwegians also speak Danish, Swedish and German. English is also very popular, and tourists can use English to communicate with locals. Shopping: Most cities have shopping streets and large shopping malls, but the prices are relatively high. Norwegian goods have a 25% value-added tax, which can be refunded in the airport lobby when leaving the country. Tickets: Some public art galleries and museums in Norway are open to the public for free. Tickets for scenic spots vary greatly during off-peak and peak seasons. You can check the official website in advance.

“Sleep for three thousand years, wake up the world”, on March 20 this year, the “Archaeological China” major project work progress will be notified that 6 new “sacrifice pits” have been discovered in the archaeological site of Sanxingdui. Fragments of golden masks, giant bronze masks, etc. have been unearthed. There are more than 500 important cultural relics such as bronze sacred trees and ivory. Among the cultural relics unearthed in the Sanxingdui area in the past, there are quite a few vivid and interesting animal-shaped cultural relics. Tao Zhu became popular on the Internet for his “face-hit” angry birds, and his vivid celestial chickens and sacred birds have attracted many archaeological enthusiasts.

What is not known to the public is that in addition to the colorful cultural relics displayed in the museum, there are still a large number of cultural relics under restoration in Sanxingdui. “The restoration of cultural relics is slow and meticulous. The restoration of a bronze mask takes at least 8 months and has gone through 7 procedures, including electron microscopy analysis, X-ray diagnosis, etc., which cannot tolerate half a difference.” said Zhu Yarong, deputy curator of the Sanxingdui Museum. It is hoped that through this live broadcast, more young people can learn about the culture of Sanxingdui and stimulate their love and awareness of cultural relics.

It is reported that the live broadcast will continue from 5 pm to 10 pm. In addition to exploring and repairing cultural relics, Sanxingdui star commentators will take Tmall consumers to visit the museum, show in detail Sanxingdui’s “magic animals”, including pottery pigs, sky chickens, tigers, etc., and interpret the backs of bronze sacred trees and bronze standing people Secret. After 8 p.m., the virtual anchor Bronze Darling will be airborne in the live broadcast room, and together with the previous directors and assistants of “National Treasure”, they will reproduce the classic clips of National Treasure, and call for the cultural and creative products of Sanxingdui. In addition to the Taobao live broadcast room of the official flagship store of Sanxingdui Museum, this secret exploration activity will also be simultaneously broadcast live through channels such as the Red Star News client and video account.

Major archaeological discoveries in Sanxingdui have amazed the world and also drove the popularity of archaeology and related cultural and creative products. On the day of World Museum Day on May 18 this year, the official of Sanxingdui Museum announced that it will be stationed on Tmall, with more than 40 new cultural and creative products, including the super new product-an archaeological blind box with real soil. The “miniature” figures in the box are based on the “new” Internet celebrity cultural relics and classic cultural relics of Sanxingdui in March this year, including pottery pigs, sky chickens, bronze sacred trees, bronze Zongmu, etc. The shape of the blind box mound is borrowed from the landform of the Sanxingdui site, and the soil color is also close to that of the archaeological pit. After the archaeological blind box was updated, it quickly appeared on the hot search. In the live broadcast tonight, Minister Ren Ren of the Industrial Development Department of the Sanxingdui Museum Scenic Area Management Committee will also share the development strategy and direction of Sanxingdui Cultural and Creative, with a view to launching more cultural products loved by young people.

Tmall data shows that young people love museums more and more. The proportion of post-95 consumers of cultural and creative products has increased year by year, and it is now nearly 40%. Nearly 100 museums and art galleries will participate in the last wave of Tmall 618. In addition to domestic “big coffee” such as the Palace Museum, National Museum of China, Dunhuang Museum, Suzhou Museum, Potala Palace, Sanxingdui, etc., there are also overseas venues such as the Louvre, the British Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Colonel Cao Xuan Thang, Director of Social Security Administration of the Ministry of Defense reported on the management and implementation of social insurance and health insurance in the Ministry of National Defense. With the working motto “Think holistically, work specifically, everything must be done right from the beginning”, social insurance and health insurance work in the army in general and management and organization work in the army. The implementation of the Social Security Administration of the Ministry of Defense in particular in recent years has achieved remarkable results. Notably: Social insurance benefits of officers, professional soldiers, non-commissioned officers, defense workers and contract workers in the army are settled promptly, conveniently and closely. The health insurance policy in the army is comprehensively implemented; In particular, the implementation of the military health insurance policy has created conditions for soldiers to receive better health care and medical examination and treatment, especially for soldiers in remote and isolated units. island border. The social insurance and health insurance funds are managed strictly and in accordance with the law. In particular, the reform of administrative procedures and the application of information technology have been promoted, meeting the increasing requirements of the management and implementation of social insurance and health insurance in the army. Lieutenant General Vu Hai San concluding the meeting. Recognizing and praising the achievements of the Ministry of Defense Social Insurance in recent years, Lieutenant General Vu Hai San emphasized: Based on its functions and tasks, the Ministry of Defense Social Insurance needs to continue to do a good job of consultation. advises and proposes to the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense to have appropriate instructions on the guidelines and policies of social insurance and health insurance in the army, which are becoming more and more complete in terms of both the legal framework and practical requirements. characteristics of military and defense activities, always aiming for the satisfaction of beneficiaries. Along with well performing political tasks, the Deputy Minister of Defense also noted that the Party Committee and commander of the Ministry of Defense paid attention to building a team of insurance officers with both professional ethics and integrity. professional knowledge; have methods, scientific working style, meet the increasing requirements in the process of performing tasks.

Religious and cultural communities across East Asia are of the opinion that there should be a space to visit the deceased. (Source: Getty Images) As the global population continues to grow, the space to bury the dead in their final resting place has become a luxury. In some major cities in the US as well as in some other countries around the world, cemetery land is seriously lacking. At the same time, many countries are transforming burial rites, changing the way cemeteries work, and even demolishing historic cemeteries to reclaim land for the living. In Singapore, for example, the government forcibly demolished family graves and replaced them with burying houses cremation . Land for graves in cities is also valid for only 15 years, after which the remains are cremated and that space is left to the next person. In Hong Kong, cemetery land is considered the most expensive real estate per square meter and the government has resorted to the influence of pop stars and other celebrities to encourage people to cremate instead. for burial. Wood burial As early as the 1970s, Japanese officials were concerned about the lack of space burial in urban areas. They offer many novel solutions, from building cemeteries in towns far from the city, where families can organize a vacation to visit loved ones, to renting buses. to bring the dead body to burial in the countryside. Beginning in 1990, the Grave-Free Promotion Society, a voluntary social organization, openly supported the cremation and scattering of the ashes of the deceased. Since 1999, the Shōunji temple in Northern Japan has been trying to come up with a more creative solution to the cemetery land shortage crisis in the form of “wood burial” or Jumokusō. During this burial, families place the ashes of the deceased on the ground and plant trees on top of the ashes to mark the grave site. A smaller temple named Chishōin was also built and placed in a small forest. Here, every year the monks perform a ritual to pray for the deceased. Their families and relatives can still visit and perform religious ceremonies here. Social Transformation The idea of ​​a wooden burial is gradually gaining popularity in Japan. Temples and many other public cemeteries have begun to adopt this model. Scholar Sébastian Penmellen Boret wrote in her 2016 book that the form carpentry burial reflects the larger changes in Japanese society. After World War II, Buddhism’s influence on Japanese society declined as hundreds of new religious movements blossomed. (Source: yahoo.com) In addition, increasing urbanization has eroded the traditional relationships inherent between families and local temples, where their ancestors’ graves are buried and cared for. Method burial Under the trees is also significantly less expensive than traditional burial methods. This is an important thing for many Japanese who are struggling to make ends meet. Religious and cultural communities across East Asia are of the opinion that there should be a space to visit the deceased. According to Confucian tradition, every son is responsible for taking care of his parents, grandparents, and deceased ancestors through ritual offerings of food and other items. During the Obon festival usually held in mid-August, Japanese Buddhists will visit the family graves and make food and drink for their ancestors, as they believe that the deceased will visit the world. humanity during this time. The ancestral offerings are repeated every six months at the spring and autumn equinoxes, called “ohigan”.

When the living room is decorated, the floor is paved with marble, which makes the whole space look very textured. The sofa in the living room is a patterned grey fabric sofa, matched with the beige walls around, making the whole living room more simple and fashionable. There are also rivet-style seats in the living room, which makes the whole living room look very luxurious. Of course, some potted plants are indispensable in the living room, which makes the space of the living room more fresh and at the same time adds a lot of vitality and vitality to the living room.

When the restaurant is decorated, the floor tiles laid on the ground have a checkered shape, which makes the whole restaurant more layered. The styles of the dining tables and chairs placed in the restaurant are relatively simple, looking very simple and generous, with a sense of fashion. Very beautiful flowers are placed on the dining table, which makes the restaurant even more cozy. The window of the restaurant has been transformed into a large floor-to-ceiling window, which adds a lot of light to the restaurant and makes the restaurant brighter. The screens on the floor-to-ceiling windows are beige, which makes the restaurant seem a little mysterious. The restaurant also installed a circular chandelier that shrinks down from layer to layer, which makes the whole restaurant look more layered and makes people feel very luxurious.

The decoration of the tea room at home looks antique. The tables and chairs are made of mahogany, which makes people feel very refreshing. The tea cups, teapots, tea cups and other tea-making tools used for drinking tea are all antique, making the whole tea room look more classical and elegant, and full of literary atmosphere. The walls around the tea room are all white. In order not to look so monotonous, there is a calligraphy and painting on the wall, which makes the whole tea room more ancient.

People with large homes are willful. Xu Song deliberately isolated an area to place his piano. I usually come here to play the piano and relax my body and mind when I have free time. I can see that he is usually a very quiet person, and also a very boring person.

Drayton Court Hotel is located on the quiet, deserted The Avenue street, in West Ealing. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) Drayton Court is easily accessible by train. West Ealing Station is just a 2-minute walk from the hotel. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) Drayton Court is the only hotel in London to ever have a valet who became a world leader. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) Drayton Court is a familiar destination for many Vietnamese tourists. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) The hotel is decorated in a classic style. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) Reception area welcomes guests. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) A corner of the beer garden behind the hotel. Part of the garden used to be the kitchen where President Ho Chi Minh worked. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) Restaurant. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) The bar is quiet. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) In 1914, President Ho Chi Minh worked as a kitchen assistant at this luxury hotel. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) The 19-story New Zealand building is located on Haymarket Street in central London. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) The building was built on the foundation of the Carlton Hotel, where President Ho Chi Minh worked during his years in London. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) Mr. Steven wrote the address to welcome Vietnamese friends. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) A green sign with the name of President Ho Chi Minh attracts tourists. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+) The green sign with the name of President Ho Chi Minh is the pride of every Vietnamese tourist visiting the building. (Photo: Hop Nguyen/Vietnam+)

Thermal power plants Vinh Tan 4 using the most modern environmental treatment technology equipment today from Japan, Korea, G7 … so the environmental parameters of exhaust gas and wastewater output are much lower than the Standards and Regulations. National and international standards, transmitted to Binh Thuan Department of Natural Resources and Environment 24/24 for inspection and supervision, and were also highly appreciated by the National Assembly’s Committee for Science, Technology and Environment. High pressure fogging vehicle and dust suppression system operate continuously to keep the air environment fresh, and periodically the factory hires an independent environmental monitoring unit to monitor in residential areas of Vinh Phuc village. Factory side to ensure dust and noise indicators within allowable limits. The factory’s environmental incident response team is regularly trained, rehearsed, ready to handle if an environmental incident occurs. Coming to Vinh Tan 4, you will admire the “beauty” of the factory through the colorful flowers racing to bloom, the garden of the plant. EVN – Green Tuy Phong district is an ideal place for young people to “check in”. Across from the coal import port is the aquaculture area of ​​the people with clear blue sea surface and many coral species living along the breakwaters of Vinh Tan Power Center. Vinh Tan 4 is always welcome, come once!

Located in the Potosí and Oruro regions of Bolivia, this is the largest salt pan in the world. And when a thin film of water collects on the surface, it is also the world’s largest natural mirror. The best view of this space can be observed from the center of the island of Incahuasi. Salar De Uyuni Salar De Uyuni is the remains of a prehistoric lake that dried up and left the empty space of bright white salt. This place has large flocks of flamingos that you can watch them graze in the water. The best time to visit this place is in July and October. 2. Lake Natron Lake Natron Looking for the strangest places on earth? What do you think about this scary lake located in Tazania, Africa? Dead animals in the lake are turned into statues, through the process of calcification. The presence of large volumes of sodium bicarbonate ensures they turn into mummies. And because of its high alkalinity, the lake is red. This is why this lake is also known as Ghost Lake. In spite of all it is a favorite grazing ground for small swans and flamingos. 3. Die Rakotzbrück Bridge The Die Rakotzbrück bridge built in the 19th century in Germany is famous for its unique precision. On the lake, the bridge and its reflection merge into a complete and perfect circle of rock, no matter where you see it from. Bridge Die Rakotzbrück Perhaps this is why the bridge is also known as Devil’s Bridge. It seems that the architects who built the bridge emphasized its aesthetics rather than its utility. Both ends of the Rakotzbrücke have thin rock crests installed, to make it look like natural basalt columns, commonly found in many parts of Germany. 4. Slope Point Slope Point Slope Point is the southernmost point on South Island, New Zealand. The forest here is home to trees that are permanently twisted and tilted by the strong winds of Antarctica. Windy much? This is one of the windiest places in the world. The scene is further enhanced by the rugged cliffs, which have been eroded by strong winds over time. This place is used to raise sheep, although there are no houses around. 5. Underwater Park Underwater Park This list would be incomplete without a beautiful underwater scene. One of the strangest places in the world, located in the Blue Lake in Tragoess, Austria. This is a genuine park built on the ground but completely flooded in the spring. After all, scavengers need to rest and relax. This is considered one of the best waters for diving in all of Europe due to a rare natural phenomenon. 6. Tunnel of Love Tunnel of love Part of the industrial railway in Ukraine, this leafy tunnel seems like a place out of a fairy tale. It is known to be a favorite destination for couples for morning or evening walks. If you’re planning to surprise your lover on Valentine’s Day, forgo the usual trip to Disneyland and book a trip to Ukraine. You won’t be disappointed by everything Ukraine has to offer. The beauty of the Tunnel of Love will astound you. 7. Cano River Cristales Cano River Cristales In the summer months, this Colombian river turns red. In fact, the riverbed is covered with a unique plant in the riverbed, and it is red in color. This is one of the mysterious places on earth. This river is often called the River of Five Colors or Liquid Rainbow. 8. The intersection of the Rhone and Arve . rivers Two rivers have 2 different colors There is a contrast to be seen between the two rivers of Geneva Switzerland; Another blue and another brown. They never mix completely due to the difference in density. It’s hard to ignore the magic of nature and not feel overwhelmed by whatever nature has to offer us. 9. Giant Crystal Cave Giant crystal columns The giant Crystal Cave at the Naica Mine is also one of the strangest places on Earth. Deep in the bowels of the Earth, these giant shiny mineral columns are enough to make you feel claustrophobic. This mammoth ivory-like structure has been growing beneath Mexico for over 500,000 years. All nature lovers must visit this place at least once. 10. Rainbow Mountain Rainbow Mountain Covered in pastel blues, intense reds, greens, pinks and yellows. There is currently no scientific explanation for this phenomenon. Commonly known as Vinicunca or Montanã de Siete Colores, Rainbow Mountain is a colorful peak in Peru. The beautiful views you will see from the top of the mountain will make you dizzy. Are you ready to explore this place? 11. Red Sea Red Sea Red beach is famous for its red sand. It’s a popular tourist attraction, which receives tens of thousands of tourists every year. Tourists seem to be falling in love with this place. Every year in the fall, Red Beach in Tianjin, China comes to life with Suaeda salsa, a red plant that thrives in saltwater. The entire beach blooms red, leaving only thin strips of sea. Be sure to come here with your friends and take pictures for your Instagram. 12. Volcano Mt. Kelimutu Three different colored lakes on the crater This is the result of a volcanic eruption that created three separate lakes, all of which are different colors – black, blue, and turquoise. Curiously, at the summit of Mount Kelimutu, Indonesia has three crater lakes with three different colors and those colors are always changing. If this isn’t the weirdest thing you’ve read this week, we don’t know what is.

There was a time when Yvoire was forgotten after many historical ups and downs, in the 1950s, Yvoire began to be noted for its victories in competitions, especially winning the title of “National Flower”. Yvoire topped the competition for the best preserved villages in 1959 in France, represented France and won the Cup in the European Garden and Landscape Competition. With an area of ​​only 3.12 km² and more than 800 inhabitants, over 7 centuries, the ancient and poetic Yvoire still retains its unique and strange charm. It seems that the traces of time have not lost its original beauty and peacefulness. Coming to Yvoire, visitors can admire the beauty of medieval architecture and bask in the fresh air with fragrant multi-colored flowers and charming unique trees… Thanks to ingenious decorative arts and meticulous care, the people here have created a beautiful, romantic, magnificent, majestic and unforgettable space for anyone who visits this country. The first overwhelming thing when arriving in Yvoire is flowers – flowers of all kinds, all colors, meticulously planted, cared for and arranged. Flowers are everywhere: flowers on the windowsill, flowers on the balcony, flowers on the pier, flowers on the squares…, even the boats that are no longer in use are covered with flowers. And of course, there can be no shortage of flowers in alleys and restaurants. Located right next to Lake Geneve is a splendid castle reflecting on the clear blue water, built in the 14th century by Count Amadee, in an area with a unique geographical position and important military significance. by Leman. The old houses here are built of stone, so the summer is extremely cool, they are also adorned with colorful flowers and the walls are filled with green plants. Coming to Yvoire, it is impossible not to visit the Five Senses labyrinthine garden, open to visitors from 10 a.m. weekdays from April to October, an ideal choice to enjoy the fresh air. Inspired by the Middle Ages, the garden is a maze filled with green plants and leaves, with hundreds of fragrant flowers and fruits that awaken all the senses. In addition to the colorful picture of nature and the harmony in architecture, the ancient village of Yvoire also attracts visitors by its galleries, selling original works of art, and small souvenir shops. If visitors love to collect and hunt for unique antiques, this will be the ideal place, because they will be surprised when many antique shops here sometimes sell seemingly lost treasures. accumulation in the world. No matter what season you come here, visitors can always enjoy the fragrant scent of colorful flowers that fill the streets, shops, restaurants, to rustic stone houses with signs written in Chinese. The ancient letters are full of art and magnificent architecture, the mossy colors of time and the peaceful, poetic and romantic life, which anyone who once set foot in will never leave.

Dwarka City, India: Dwarka is in the harbor area of ​​Dwarka city, Gujarat state, India, located at a depth of 21.3m. This city was built between 9,000 and 12,000 years ago. This place used to be a flourishing city because of the remnants of the foundation, walls, sandstone steps and the remaining network of streets and seaports. The most notable structures are the ruins of temples dating from the reign of King Pallava, 7th century BC. Lion City, Lake Tiandao, China: The Lion City was built during the Eastern Han period (circa 25-200) at the foot of the Five Lions Mountain. When China carried out the project to build the Tan An dam at Tiandao Lake in 1959, the city was submerged under water. In this city before it was flooded, 290,000 people were displaced from the place where their ancestors lived for 1,300 years. The structure is believed to be a miniature version of the city of Atlantis and is part of a collection of miniature versions of the wonders of the world in China. Baiae City, Italy: Once considered the Las Vegas of the Roman Empire, Baiae city was considered a resort for the rich in ancient times. 1,700 years ago it began to sink into the waters of the Gulf of Naples, Italy. In the 8th century, Saracen troops occupied Baiae, by 1500 the city was deserted and most of the ancient ruins were submerged in the shallow waters of a bay near the Naples range. Pavlopetri, Greece: Pavlopetri was a prosperous port city of the Mediterranean region for many centuries. Located off the southern Greek island of Laconia, Pavlopetri was formed during the Mycenaean period, dating to about 1600-1150 BC. Currently, this city still has the foundation of buildings, streets, temples and about 37 stone tombs. Yonaguni Ancient Ruins, Japan: This is one of the mysterious sites on Yonaguni Island in Okinawa Japan, which may be up to 10,000 years old. In the 1980s, divers found stone platforms with a stepped-like structure with flat surfaces and clear angles that resonated in the scientific world later. This monument is also known as “Atlantis of Japan”. Antirhodos City, Alexandria, Egypt: This ancient underwater island is believed to have been submerged by an earthquake around the 4th century and was found in 1996 near the harbor of Alexandria. Explorers have found a marble palace in the 3rd century BC, believed to have belonged to Cleopatra’s time, along with some jewelry, traces of ancient cargo ships, stone houses and wells. Atlit-Yam, Israel: Atlit-Yam was formed in the Neolithic period (7,550-8,000 years ago), is a densely populated area along the coast of Carmel. The city was completely destroyed by a tsunami but today visitors can still see the remains of the foundations of houses, roads and wells. Here also found about 65 sets of adult and child remains.

Ashgabat’s new airport, inspired by the wingspan of an eagle, has not only become a symbol of the country but has also entered the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest decorative image in the world. world is located on the roof of a passenger terminal. Abu Dhabi International Airport (UAE) Abu Dhabi International Airport looks like a floating ship. Located between Abu Dhabi and Dubai, it perfectly embodies the luxury in these two cities. Lyon-Saint-Exupéry International Airport (Lyon, France) Lyon’s airport is named after the world famous French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. He is from this city and is a professional pilot. Marrakesh Menara Airport (Morocco) Regarded as one of the most beautiful airports in the world, Marrakesh Menara Airport is the perfect combination of European technology and traditional touches in Moroccan culture. Incheon International Airport (Korea) As one of the largest airports in the world, South Korea’s Incheon International Airport has always been on the list of the best airports in the world announced by Airports Council International from 2005 to present. Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport (China) Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport is the only airport in China connected to a seaport, serving both freight and visitors. Washington Dulles International Airport (USA) The airport is named after John Foster Dulles, the former Secretary of State of the United States. It is one of three airports serving the city of Washington and is the busiest. John F. Kennedy International Airport (USA) This airport is considered one of the most original designed airports in the world. Inside, you won’t be able to see clearly separated walls. Everything seems to be “flowing” from one place to another, simulating a continuous motion. Beijing Capital International Airport, Terminal 3 (T3) (China) Overall, this airport simulates the image of a dragon. This first Chinese airport is considered a pride of the nation of billions of people. Denver International Airport (USA) With its striking exterior, it’s hard to imagine this being an airport at first sight. Kansai International Airport (Japan) Built on an artificial island, Kansai International Airport connects to the mainland by a bridge called Sky Gate Bridge R. With a length of 3.75 km, this is the longest double-decker bridge in the world. Kansai is considered an architectural wonder of the 20th century. Dubai International Airport (UAE) As the largest civil airport in the UAE, welcoming passengers will be a row of 100% real palm trees, creating an interesting feeling. The airport also has cabins for passengers to rest with beds, high-speed internet and big-screen TVs. Los Angeles International Airport (USA) It is one of the largest airports in the world and so for many years it was the most popular destination/departure on earth. San Francisco International Airport (USA) This interesting airport even has a library and museum inside. In the lounge, passengers can also see art exhibitions being held. Samui International Airport (Thailand) Samui Airport is quite… strange that there is no indoor space except for a souvenir shop. Despite this, it is the sixth busiest airport in Thailand, serving more than 1 million passengers annually.

People eat at an outdoor restaurant in Paris, France, May 19, 2021. Photo: THX/VNA Bad weather doesn’t discourage them from heading to their favorite destinations. Demand for tickets to an exhibition of Renaissance sculpture at the Louvre has spiked. According to the plan, after the second phase of easing the COVID-19 epidemic prevention, France will fully open the economy on June 30. Similarly, the Austrian Government also eased epidemic prevention measures on May 19, accordingly reopening restaurants and bars after a 6-month shutdown to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic. 19. However, this relaxation decision only applies to those who have tested negative for the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19, or have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine or have recovered. recovering from this illness. * Around 50,000 travel professionals from around the world gathered in the Spanish capital Madrid on May 19 for a five-day fair. This is the first travel fair to be held in a live format during the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe. The organizers of the FITUR International Tourism Fair expect to welcome 100,000 visitors at this year’s fair, of which 50% are ordinary people who will be allowed to attend this event during the weekend. Last year, the event attracted nearly 260,000 visitors. However, due to the impact of the epidemic, this year’s fair will reduce the maximum number of visitors, while side festivals will not be held and seminars within the framework of this fair will be held. operate in an online form. The FITUR international travel fair is held in the context that Europe and many other countries have been eased from epidemic prevention measures and people around the globe are preparing to resume travel activities. Tourism is one of the sectors most severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to estimates by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the number of people traveling in 2020 has decreased by 74% compared to 2019.

Photo: Tea Lab Photo: Tea Lab Photo: Tea Lab Not fussy or fancy, Tea Lab attracts a lot of young people because of its simplicity and closeness. The restaurant has three different seating positions for guests to choose from: open sidewalk area, spacious indoor space and windy rooftop space. The sidewalk area offers an interesting experience when you can both sip delicious drinks and immerse yourself in the bustling street. With only a few small plastic chairs and a small table, we teenagers were able to gather “cross-continental gossip” already! Photo: Tea Lab Drinks here are very diverse with many types of milk tea, coffee to fresh tea with affordable prices for students – students. The shop also serves extra snacks to make teen gatherings more complete such as fried fish balls, chips, sausages… Sweet coffee – Saigon-style coffee space Going through a stretch of road in a small alley, you will come across this lovely, brightly lit coffee shop. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating. The decor here has a bit of an old Saigon style, featuring hand-painted signs, green painted wooden doors or colorful lanterns… Photo: Sweet Photo: Sweet This shimmering, poetic space will definitely help your “virtual life” photos become impressive. The space inside brings a cozy and private feeling with dim yellow lights and old wooden tables and chairs. The blinds are shaped like a pair of birds, the scenery of the mountains… brings a sense of antiquity and luxury in the right style retro . Photo: Sweet Drinks at Sweet Coffee are “comfortably” priced with a variety of drinks such as coffee, fresh juice, lemon tea…

During his 210-day tour in Asia, photographer Dima Gilitukha spent a month in Vietnam. During that time, he traveled to many places and took pictures of the beautiful country and people of Vietnam. Gilitukha shares with the public many photos taken in Vietnam. After the announcement, many people enjoyed watching the fascinating natural landscapes and the daily life of Vietnamese people appear extremely vivid. According to the share of photographer Gilitukha, he put Vietnam on the list of destinations in his Asian trip. Therefore, Mr. Gilitukha traveled to many places throughout Vietnam such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Can Tho, Hoi An, Ha Long… Among these, Mr. Gilitukha was extremely impressed when he visited Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, Son Doong cave. Not only capturing beautiful scenes in Vietnam, photographer Gilitukha enjoys some unique dishes of the region. Photographer Gilitukha photographed a young girl picking tea at a green tea hill in Vietnam. Vietnamese upland women wear baskets filled with green vegetables. Beautiful scenery of the river in Vietnam. A small trader at a traditional market in Vietnam sells a variety of vegetables. Invite readers to watch the video: Adding a big Japanese retailer to Vietnam. Source: VTV24.

1. Located at 53 Ton Duc Thang, Soc Trang City, Soc Trang Province, Kh’Leang Pagoda is one of the Khmer pagodas with a long history and the most beautiful architecture in the South. The pagoda was built in 1533, at first it was just a pagoda with thatched roofs. The current architecture dates back to the late 1910s restoration. The pagoda has a campus of 3,825m2, the central work is the main hall divided into three ground steps, each step is about 1 meter high, surrounded by fences, forming internal courtyards. The top floor is where the shrine is located. The entire main block of Kh’Leang pagoda is built by 60 pillars, divided into 6 rows. Inside the main hall, the altar and the place to place the statues are in the two innermost compartments. The centerpiece is a statue of Shakyamuni Buddha meditating on a high pedestal, decorated with many layers of lotus and fire patterns. In addition to the main hall, on the premises of Kh’Leang pagoda, there are other auxiliary structures such as Sala (meeting house), houses of monks, guest houses… With great values ​​of history and architecture The architecture and pagoda have been recognized as a national historical and cultural relic of Vietnam. 2. Located on Van Ngoc Chinh Street in Soc Trang City, Soc Trang Province, Bat Pagoda (also known as Ma Toc Pagoda or Mahatup Pagoda) was started construction in 1569. Since then, the pagoda has been restored many times. , the last major restoration in 2009. This temple has ancient Khmer architecture with the main hall built of bricks, tiled roof, four curved roofs carved with Naga snakes, on top of the roof there is a pointed tower. In the main hall there is a monolithic statue of Shakyamuni Buddha placed on a lotus about 2 meters high and a statue depicting the Buddha riding on the god Muchalinda snake. Outside the main hall of the temple are other buildings such as the sala house, the monk room, the relics tower.. located in the green campus shady with ancient trees, the space is cool and pure. In particular, the temple garden has a lot of bats and crows to live in. This is the origin of the name Bat Pagoda. 3. Located in Dai Tam commune, My Xuyen district, Soc Trang province, Chen Kieu pagoda or Sa Lon pagoda is one of the most unique pagodas in Vietnam. This is a temple of Khmer people, whose original name is Wat Sro Loun or Wat Chro Luong. Over time this name became Salon. The pagoda was first built in 1815 with leaves. In 1969, the pagoda was rebuilt. During the construction process, due to the lack of funds to buy enough decorative ceramic tiles, the monks came up with the initiative to donate broken cups and plates from Buddhist relatives in Phum and squirrels for wall cladding. The pagoda has mobilized Buddhists to donate tons of cups and plates for decoration. Intact cups and plates are left on the wall by the monks, while broken cups and plates are broken down to form floating patterns on the wall. With skill and meticulousness, Khmer artisans have created an extremely unique artistic architecture. Since then, the pagoda is also known by the people by the second name, Chen Kieu Pagoda. Invite readers to watch the video: Charming Non Nuoc Tam Chuc Pagoda | VTV24.

Recently, after the audience’s reaction, MC Quyen Linh apologized for his lack of restraint when advertising a product that was overstated about its uses. Photo: Zing. Since 1992 until now, Quyen Linh has acted in hundreds of movies and TV shows and is considered one of the most popular actors in Vietnam. Photo: Workers Male MC Quyen Linh currently lives with his wife and two daughters in a white villa in District 7 (HCMC). Photo: Vietnamnet. MC Quyen Linh’s villa is 500m2 wide, a harmonious combination of European design style and rustic garden house style. Photo: Happynest Trees are present everywhere in the villa. Photo: Happynest The rooftop is arranged as a small ecological garden with all kinds of plants such as bitter melon, toad, lemon, guava, pomegranate… Photo: Zing. Clean vegetables are also used by Quyen Linh and her husband to grow on the terrace. Image; Vietnamnet In addition to fruit trees, the villa is also planted with many kinds of imported flowers. Photo: Vietnamnet Most of them are roses. Ancient and infrared rose bushes cost from a few hundred thousand dong to tens of millions of dong. Photo: FBNV. Private swimming pool at MC Quyen Linh’s villa. Photo: Vietnamese people Inside, the living room and dining room are designed open to create a more spacious and comfortable space. Photo: Vietnamnet The big changing room of MC Quyen Linh and his wife. Photo: Happynest Entertainment room for family and friends. Photo: Happynest Video: Ho Chi Minh City preserves ancient villas. Source: VTV24

Located in New York, America’s famous Wall Street bull is a popular destination that millions of tourists visit each year. When coming here, many tourists pose and take pictures with the giant bronze bull located on Wall Street. This bronze bull is a symbol of Wall Street created by Italian-American painter and sculptor Arturo Di Modica. Mr. Modica left Italy for New York, USA to live in the 1970s. Here, he made a living by opening a sculpture studio on Grand Street (now in the SoHo area of ​​Manhattan). After seeing the US stock market crash in 1987, Mr. Modica came up with the idea of ​​creating a bronze bull to inspire people to get through tough times together. At the same time, through the bronze cow statue, Mr. Modica wants to praise the perseverance and patience of American businessmen. Mr. Modica chose the image of a bull to sculpt because it symbolizes a prosperous and strong market. Therefore, Mr. Modica spent 360,000 USD to mold and shape the bronze cow. After 2 years of hard work, he finished the bronze bull in October 1989. The copper bull that Mr. Modica created is “huge” in size when it is about 3.3m tall and weighs up to 35 tons. To surprise everyone, Mr. Modica and 3 friends used a truck to take the bull to Wall Street at midnight on December 15, 1989. They put it next to the Christmas tree in front of the New York Stock Exchange. The next morning, people were amazed and delighted to see the bronze bull in the middle of Wall Street. However, employees of the New York Stock Exchange were not very pleased with this special gift. So, the New York Stock Exchange contacted the police to have them take the bronze cow to another location on December 16. After learning that the bronze cow had been moved, many residents expressed their regret and petitioned the authorities to bring the cow back to the city center. Listening to the opinions of the people, the New York Department of Parks and Recreation decided to place Mr. Modica’s bronze bull on Broadway, north of Bowling Green and below the intersection on Morris Street. This location is about 2 blocks from the New York Stock Exchange. Since then, the bronze bull on Wall Street has become a famous symbol that many tourists come to when visiting New York. Invite readers to watch the video: Mr. Joe Biden was elected the 46th President of the United States. Source: THDT1.

Laurence des Cars has been appointed director of the Louvre Museum. (Source: culture.gouv.fr) French Government On May 26, she appointed Laurence des Cars as Director of the Louvre Museum. With this decision, Ms Laurence des Cars became female director The first in the more than two-century history of the world’s largest and most visited museum. Coming from a family of writers-journalists, 54-year-old Laurence des Laurence is known for applying art to promote social issues. The female art history expert currently runs the Musee d’Orsay – a famous museum of 19th century art, located in Paris. She was also the first female director of this museum. Laurence des Laurence’s development policies at the Musee d’Orsay have greatly increased the attraction of young visitors to the museum, while also expanding the museum’s size in terms of the number of works on display. and exhibition space. Ms. Des Cars will officially take over as director of the Louvre in September, replacing Jean-Luc Martinez. Before the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in France, Louvre museum attracted a record number of visitors, with more than 10 million people in 2019. This museum was inaugurated in 1793 now owns hundreds of masterpieces of art, of which less than 10% are on permanent display at the Louvre.

Customers visit a Huawei store in Shenzhen. (Photo: Reuters) Using its own mobile operating system means Huawei is no longer dependent on Google Android. The US has banned Google from providing technical support for new Huawei phone models and blocked access to the Google Mobile Services developer suite. It is not clear if the Chinese company will introduce a new smartphone at the same time as Harmony, or if Harmony will be updated on models sold on the market. Harmony OS can only partially mitigate the impact of US sanctions on Huawei’s mobile division. The US ban in 2019 also barred Huawei from accessing important US-origin technology, hindering its ability to design its own chips and buy components from outside manufacturers. Once the largest smartphone manufacturer in the world, Huawei currently ranked 6th globally with a market share of 4% in the first quarter. The administration of former US President Donald Trump accused the Chinese telecommunications giant of threatening national security. This week, Huawei founder Nham Chinh Phi urged employees to “dare to lead the world in software”, moving into an area where the US cannot influence. The company needs to attract more software experts from abroad for this effort. Du Lam (According to Reuters)

Two battery manufacturers LG Energy Solution and SK Innovation also decided to proceed with an investment plan of 14 billion USD, including both private investment and joint venture with the US company. Hyundai Motor Company announced an investment of $7.4 billion to expand production and charging infrastructure for electric cars in the US. Photo: YONHAP News Semiconductor chip maker SK Hynix will spend $1 billion to establish a large-scale Research and Development (R&D) Center to innovate new growth areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), solutions NAND memory chips in Silicon Valley. At the conference, businesses emphasized the importance of the North American market in the key business segments of the future, such as the information and communication technology industry (including semiconductor chips), batteries, and batteries. electric bowl; announced to expand the market through cooperation with businesses with advanced American technology and needs, possessing new technologies. Also at this event, the leading US chemical company – DuPont announced a plan to build a Research and Development Center in Korea, to develop original technologies for semiconductor chip materials. Attending the Korea-US Business Roundtable, the Korean side included Minister of Industry, Trade and Resources Moon Seung-wook and leaders of major corporations SK, Samsung electronics, Hyundai automobiles, LG Energy Solution. , Samsung Biologics, SK Bioscience. The US side includes Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, along with leaders of Qualcomm, GM International, Novavax, DuPont, and Ampere Computing.

Binh Hung egg stone beach – Khanh Hoa Not an ideal beach, but egg stone beach is still a favorite destination of many young people when traveling to Binh Hung Island, Cam Ranh City, Khanh Hoa Province. The beach consists of huge, round and smooth rocks, stacked on top of each other, bringing attractive and interesting beauty. Visitors can freely take pictures with many interesting angles at this beach. In particular, sunrise and sunset are the most beautiful times for you to take pictures with the combination of orange-yellow sky, blue sea and undulating rocks. To get to the egg stone beach, visitors walk along the way to Hon Chut lighthouse. In addition to posing for photos on the beach, you can enjoy the panoramic view of Cam Ranh Bay from the lighthouse. Visitors can freely pose to have their own style check-in photos at the egg stone beach. Photo: Hanyyen, Luan.nguyen126, Tyxsomewhere, Minh.tam.61148. Queen Beach – Binh Dinh Hoang Hau Beach is one of the most famous beautiful beaches in Quy Nhon, located in Ghenh Rang tourist area, about 3 km from the city center. Here, large round, smooth rocks like giant bird eggs fill the beach. Nestled between the steep cliffs, the beach still retains its strange wild beauty, becoming an attractive check-in place for young people. Visitors coming here not only enjoy the fresh air but also can walk barefoot on the cool rocks, take virtual photos or simply watch the waves crashing on the shore. The way to the beach is quite easy. Here, visitors can still swim, but the rough rocky terrain can be dangerous. In addition, Hoang Hau beach is also a place to enjoy attractive Quy Nhon specialties with many fresh seafood dishes. Visitors need to pay tickets to Ghenh Rang tourist area to go down to Hoang Hau beach. Photo: Nhi_903, Nhatha.phan, Haaa.307. Dau Tieng lake egg rock beach – Binh Duong About 85 km from Ho Chi Minh City, Dau Tieng Lake is a place with quiet space and unspoiled beauty, suitable for tourists who want to temporarily stay away from the dust and noise of the city. Coming to Dau Tieng Lake, you can camp on the egg rock beach, where there are scattered rock formations with unique shapes. On one side is a mountain, on the other is a vast lake, with green forests and rocky beaches, which have an ideal location for sightseeing, especially during dawn and dusk. Visitors can also experience many activities when having a picnic at this egg beach such as fishing, swimming in the lake, sailing SUP … Because the weather is quite sunny, you should prepare a hat and sunscreen, cool in the evening. batch will be more suitable for fun activities. Dau Tieng Lake is the largest artificial freshwater lake in Vietnam. Photo: Latte_chann.

April 30: Coffee shop attracts tourists The first place the group visited was The Wilder Nest, a cafe located between 3 passes of Prenn, Sacom and Tuyen Lam. The shop is in the process of being repaired, does not serve water, but still allows visitors to freely take photos. The sunlight flooded in making the space here become majestic. Around 8am, some people started coming to check-in, the space became more bustling. The majestic space at The Wilder Nest. Utopia Dalat is a homestay suitable for those who like tranquility. Because of traveling during the holidays, I had to book a room 2 weeks in advance to get a seat. Room rates for 3 days and 2 nights are about 525,000 VND/person. The shop displays many beautiful small stone lotus pots. The hostess is friendly, sponsors the charcoal, the oven for the guests’ barbecue. The plus point of the accommodation is the giant bougainvillea in front of the house, just stepping out the door, you have a lovely picture right away. Around 3pm, we stopped at Bag Mo To. The wooden houses are designed in a vintage style that makes a strong impression. Each glass of water here costs 50,000-60,000 VND. I like the stone lotus house the most with many beautiful potted plants, eye-catching pictures. In the evening, we enjoy wet cake and go for a walk at the central night market. Because of traveling by private car, the group is quite proactive in terms of time. 1/5: Early morning cloud hunting experience mây From 5am, we were at the famous Da Phu hill to hunt clouds and watch the sunrise. You can walk up the hill or rent a car for a round trip of 50,000 VND/person. This thrilling experience like off-road racing is not for the faint of heart. After breakfast, the group bought tickets to visit Puppy Farm. This is a complex consisting of a dog farm, a flower hill, a strawberry garden, a stone lotus… with an airy and pleasant atmosphere. If you don’t like the crowded scene on the banks of Tuyen Lam lake, you can go deeper and stop at Happy Hill. This area is quite large, so tourists spread out to many places. The price of drinking water is about 60,000 VND/cup. Experience early morning cloud hunting in Da Phu and watch Trai Mat light up. In the evening, we went to eat hot pot. Tao Ngo é chicken hotpot is always on the group’s list of places to visit. The meal cost 400,000 VND, a lot of meat, just enough for 6 people. Vu Thi Village Coffee, beautiful view, watching Trai Mat light up, is a suggestion you can refer to. The group also visited the square to drink hot soy milk – a familiar dish chosen by many tourists when coming to Da Lat. The salesman here has a good sense of epidemic prevention, everyone wears a mask. Day 2/5: Da Lat returns to its quietness The next morning, I enlisted to clean up, check out and find a coffee shop when I returned to Ho Chi Minh City, back to busy office work. During 3 days in the foggy city, I had the opportunity to visit many coffee shops, in which, the space in Bo Hem was the most poetic. Perhaps many tourists take advantage of leaving early, so the shop is quite empty. A reasonable schedule is the secret for visitors to have a full experience. Before leaving, we had delicious and cheap broken rice at Ms. Thu’s restaurant 118 on Hai Ba Trung Street. The journey back to Ho Chi Minh City starts at 14:00. The section below the people of Bao Loc pass was still congested, so the friend took a shortcut to Binh Thuan. Great, we got home exactly at 10pm. For me, choosing a destination and schedule when traveling to Da Lat on holidays is quite important. Even in the midst of the “sea of ​​people”, the group still found valuable and unforgettable experiences.

In recent years, pole dancing – once confined to strip clubs – has been given a chance to shine on a much larger stage; from the 2020 Grammys, when the beautiful FKA Twigs performed in tribute to the late singer Prince, to appear in large gyms. Not only that, the life of pole dancers also becomes material for filmmakers to exploit, possibly next like “Hustlers” (2019), “Zola” (2020) or “P-Valley” ( 2020)… Recently, female photographer Adrienne Raquel chose to take a closer approach when taking photos of real dancers working at Onyx – the most famous strip club in Houston, Texas, USA. The series was presented by Raquel at her first solo photography exhibition, ONYX, at the Fotografiska museum (Stockholm, Sweden) at the end of April. The exhibition celebrates black women. South – they have long been a source of inspiration in music and visual culture. Raquel sees the changing attitudes around pole dancing as a sign of a major cultural shift. “I clearly feel that this exotic dance is no longer a taboo as it used to be. Women in general are gradually showing confidence and really showing their sex appeal. It has become more normal in our society,” the photographer said in a video interview. Adrienne Raquel, who lives and works in New York, has collaborated with many international stars such as Megan Thee Stallion, Lil Nas X and Travis Scott. She came up with the idea after visiting the club in 2017. At that time, she went to Houston for her aunt’s birthday and they chose Onyx as the party venue. Once, the experience made her cherish the dream of returning to capture the shining moments of female strippers in a candid and intimate way. She describes these women as complex, hard-working, talented individuals and extremely adept at their work. “Onyx is one of those rare strip clubs where I really feel welcome. It feels like home,” Raquel said. Raquel was mesmerized by the space covered with velvety pink and red light, and the deep and sensual shadows mingled with the dancers’ movements. “When you walk into a strip club, you’re a bit surprised at first. Then it brings a sense of debauchery. Once I got over that stereotype, I really noticed the dancers – not just in terms of their physical beauty or sex appeal, but also the relationship they had with each other.” explained. The exhibition “ONYX” is an expression of beauty, from the way the light curves around the back and heels, to the silent, contemplative moments of the women backstage. However, what Raquel wants to convey goes beyond that external beauty. “I think, there is definitely external beauty. But the way they move, walk and talk shows that they have innate confidence,” she emphasized.

Dien Bien Phu campaign headquarters is hidden in the old forest at the foot of Pu Don mountain in Muong Phang commune, nearly 40 km from Dien Bien Phu city. This is where General Vo Nguyen Giap and his comrades from Dien Bien Phu Campaign Command usually work and rest. Dien Bien Phu Campaign Command Headquarters in Muong Phang Commune (Dien Bien Phu City, Dien Bien Province) – a historical site associated with the Dien Bien Phu Campaign “splendid in five continents, shaking the globe”. Along with the Dien Bien victory relic complex, the Dien Bien Phu Campaign Command relic and the auxiliary tourist site are always “red addresses” attracting tourists to come back when they set foot on the land of Dien Bien – Tay. North Country. With the arrangement of tunnels and camps into a continuous system, hidden in the old forest at the foot of Pu Don mountain, within 105 days from January 31, 1954 to May 15, 1954, the important headquarters of the campaign. Dien Bien Phu is absolutely safe. The road leading deep into the headquarters of the Dien Bien Campaign Command has been upgraded with a concrete road through the Muong Phang forest with a length of more than 1 km to help visitors recall old memories. From this headquarters, going to the highest point, you can observe the entire Dien Bien Phu city, Muong Thanh valley and former French strongholds such as Him Lam hill, Doc Lap hill, D1 hill, hill. C1, hill A1… Simple grass shack, where General Vo Nguyen Giap lived and worked. From General Vo Nguyen Giap’s hut to Chief of Staff Hoang Van Thai and military advisor Vi Quoc Thanh’s shack is a tunnel 69 meters long. The tunnel is 1.70m high, 1 to 3m wide, in the middle of the tunnel there is a meeting room with an area of ​​​​18m2 and 5 positions for placing communication machines. The war house, the daily briefing place of the Dien Bien Phu Campaign Command. Everything is still as intact as the mark of history. Visitors enjoy the Hoang Cam kitchen, a smokeless stove that helps ensure the safety of the base. In addition, Muong Phang also attracts tourists by the production activities of the Thai ethnic group. Traditional brocade weaving of Thai ethnic people in Can Che village.

The “village” is like a symphony of colors under the sunlight in a peaceful setting. In 1979, after receiving a postcard from his daughter with a picture of a glass castle – an attraction on Vancouver Island in the province of British Columbia (Canada), Edouard T.Arsenault was inspired to build the park. Present your own glass bottles. In the summer of that year, he began collecting bottles from the surrounding area, mainly from local restaurants, friends, relatives and neighbors. He then spent the winter in his basement cleaning bottles, removing labels, and brooding about the project. In the spring of 1980, at the age of 66, he began work on the project on the grounds of his house on Prince Edward Island. More than 12,000 recycled glass bottles are cleverly linked together to form a 6-gable house measuring 4x6m. The house opened to visitors in 1981. Impressed with the unique architecture, visitors urged Mr. Arsenault to build more buildings out of glass bottles. By 1983, he had completed a tavern made of 8,000 glass bottles and a prayer hall made of 10,000 glass bottles. The “village” made up of about 30,000 recycled glass bottles of various colors and sizes and surrounded by beautiful flower gardens has become a paradise for photographers, nature and soul lovers. with recycling projects. After Mr. Arsenault’s death, this wonderful work continued to be maintained by his family. Some pictures of the unique “village” made from glass bottles by Mr. Edouard T.Arsenault: Inspired by his daughter’s postcard, Edouard T.Arsenault built his own glass bottle architecture. All bottles must be cleaned and labels removed before construction work can begin. About 30,000 recycled glass bottles were used. In 1983, Arsenault completed his own pub. The “village” made of thousands of recycled glass bottles has become a tourist attraction.

Sa Pa tourism industry has put on the discovery tour with many products that are not new but different than many years ago. Visitors to the famous town of Lao Cai not only know about Fansipan, Cat Cat village, O Quy Ho pass peak, Ham Rong mountain but also experience many other types of culture. Sa Pa strawberry garden about 6 km from Sa Pa ward, in Ma Tra village, Ta Phin village, Sa Pa (near Ma Tra village primary school) is one of the destinations attracting the attention of young people and families. family. Strawberry fruiting season is usually from November to June next year, especially in the sunny months with many delicious and beautiful fruits. In the photo, Ms. Nha, a tourist from Hanoi, goes to pick strawberries. Although this time of May, the strawberries are not yet fully ripe, but each person can choose from 1-2 kg to bring home as a gift easily. In the garden, visitors are recommended to try a maximum of 2 fruits for free. Then they can pick them and bring them to the door to weigh in. The price of strawberries here is 250,000 VND/kg. Ta Phin rock garden is also a new place that attracts the attention of many tourists from far away when coming to Sapa. This place has an area of ​​​​over 12,000 m2, designed and planned into a closed chain of tourism products and services. In the rock garden, there are many species of natural and cultivated plants, and of course, a buckwheat flower garden is indispensable, attracting young people. It is known that tourism products and services at Ta Phin Stone Garden have been rated 4 stars by the provincial OCOP product rating and evaluation council. With this rating scale, for the first time, Lao Cai province has OCOP certified rural tourism products and services. The trend of forming shows to promote the culture of ethnic minorities in the highlands is also included in the tour by tourism units. In the photo is the performance “Spring day market” performed by Dao girls. The Dao leaf bathing is a tourism product that has attracted a lot of attention in recent years. For each bath, visitors have to pay from 80,000 to 100,000 VND depending on the location of the bathtub you choose. The bathing location has a beautiful view, watching the nature, mountains and forests. Time for each guest to enjoy this unique medicinal drink from 30 minutes to 1 hour depending on demand. If you do not bathe, you can choose to soak the Dao leaves in the open air. The herbal remedy of the Red Dao people in Sa Pa includes more plants than that of other Dao groups, from 10 to 120 species, belonging to many different plant families and life forms. An outdoor dining session for a group of 200 tourists in Ta Phin village. The Dao girls stand to welcome and invite guests to enjoy a cup of unique medicinal tea of ​​their nation. While having a buffet dinner, everyone can watch the Dao wedding show by the campfire. According to custom, on the way to pick up the bride, the bride is covered with a red and black scarf, the bridesmaid uses a veil to cover the bride’s face. For the Dao people, the bride cannot see the sun because she is afraid of losing her soul and will have no luck in her later life. The show was performed quite elaborately in about 30 minutes with a relatively complete set of rituals and customs of a Red Dao wedding. Sa Pa has many attractive dishes, just hearing the name of many people have felt craving such as pig under armpits, seven-color sticky rice, kitchen buffalo meat, bitter bamboo shoots… All are offered for visitors to enjoy. In addition, the traditional stall dance performance of ethnic minorities is also held in many places, ready to serve visitors.

Outside the Cossack carpenter’s house. Photo: Tran Hieu – VNA reporter in Russia tại Here, visitors can learn a lot of cultural identity characteristics of the Cossacks – warriors who played an important role in the development history and culture of Russia. The Ataman Cultural Center Complex is located in a prime location, overlooking the beautiful Taman Bay. At the end of the 18th century, the village of Taman was the place where the first Cossacks from Zaparoze, Ukraine, sailed from the Crimea peninsula to land in Kuban, now Krasnodar province of Russia. That is why the Kuban people in southern Russia pronounce and have many words very similar to the Ukrainians. According to our guide Lida, who took us to visit Ataman village, this land is imbued with many different layers of ethnic culture. In the 6th century, this land was colonized by the Greeks and established a strong state called the Bosporus kingdom. Currently, on the Taman peninsula, there are still ruins of Greek columns of the two cities of Hermonassa and Phanagoria. According to Lida, it can be said that the Taman peninsula is the intersection of the cultures of Greece, Turkey, the Byzantine Empire, Cossack, and Rus. The old houses of the Cossacks were restored to their original form. Photo: Tran Hieu – VNA reporter in Russia tại On June 30, 1792, Queen Yekaterina II conferred a Medal of Honor on the Black Sea Cossack army, according to which the Cossacks who served and lived here were given permanent ownership of the Kuban land, bordered by the river. Kuban and Sea of ​​Azov. In 1793, the city of Yekaterinodar was founded by the Black Sea Cossacks. The city was named as a gift from the Kuban land that Queen Yekaterina II gave to the Black Sea Cossacks (Yekaterinodar means gift of Yekaterina) and now it is the bustling city of Krasnodar of Southern Russia. The Ataman Cultural Complex consists of 44 houses and courtyards according to the dimensions of the village, each house showing a function or characteristic of the Cossacks and each house has a guide to tell about the characteristics of the Cossacks. that house. You will first be invited to visit Ataman’s Khata (house) – the word for the military leader of the Cossacks. A feature of Ataman’s yard is a large horse-binding area for guests to visit. In each yard, there is a stove, so that every summer, the fire will be lit for the women in the house to show their talents. The Cossacks had a habit of keeping valuables in chests. The second room, also known as the upper room – Gornisa of the Cossacks is always clean and tidy, does not allow children to enter because in the room there is a corner of God’s worship facing east to catch the sun. Only a few Cossacks live in the village, taking care of conservation and guiding tourists to discover the national culture. Photo: Tran Hieu – VNA reporter in Russia tại The woman in the house needs to keep this room clean, or else she will be known as a “crazy”. The bed in the house is considered as the “passport” of the family, the more pillows the family is richer and absolutely no member can use the bed during the day. The Cossacks are very warlike. The average Cossack man served in the army for 20-25 years. Perhaps that is why Queen Yekaterina II gave this land to them to protect against the Ottoman Empire. At a house, my guide Lida showed me a picture of Ataman Yakov Petrovich Baklanov – the legendary general more than 2m tall of the Cossacks, the hero of the Caucasus war and considered the country’s first intelligence officer. Cossack. Also in the village of Taman I learned that the Russian painter Ilya Repin painted two famous paintings Cossack soldier Zaporoze writing a reply to the ultimatum of the Ottoman King, Sultan Mehmed IV. The picture is a beautiful story that shows admiration for the inherent vitality of the Cossacks and their contempt for power. There’s much more to see at Ataman Cultural Complex. For example, the Cossacks are very interested in the education of their children. Every Cossack paid a tax to send their children to the school built in the village; Every boy is given a piece of land from birth to build a house and a family, or a Cossack wooden “iron” called a rubel, which is used to scrub rough fabrics for soft fabrics. out… In Ataman, the festival season starts in May. Festivals here take place every Saturday with a variety of varieties such as jam festival, Kuban red cabbage soup festival, craft festival… and in festivals. That way you have the opportunity to feel more, admire the courage, as well as the traditional culture of the Cossacks.

Bran Castle – a popular tourist attraction in Transylvanian, Romania – which is considered the inspiration for the famous novel series “Dracula” by Bram Stoker, has set up a Covid-19 vaccination center and visitors come to These can be vaccinated for free. Doctors and nurses at the center will be in charge of injecting Pfizer injections for visitors to the castle, built around the 14th century. Bran Castle in Brașov District, Transylvanian, Romania is considered the inspiration for the famous novel series “Dracula” by Bram Stoker. Photo: Getty. According to the announcement from the management, anyone can come for free injection every weekend in May without an appointment. In addition, tourists coming here will also be able to visit the castle’s gallery of 52 medieval torture instruments at no extra cost. Fernando Orozco, a 37-year-old renewable energy market developer, thinks this is an interesting and unique idea: “I’m going to the castle. I think it’s a very rare occasion.” Regarding the Covid-19 vaccination program, the Romanian government expects to complete the vaccination of 10 million people by September. However, according to a survey published in April from the research organization Globsec, Romanian people tend to be the least vaccinated among the member states of the European Union (EU).

Seeing that domestic tourism is recovering day by day, tourists from all walks of life, rich, poor, single, parent-child, are starting to move around, among which poor travel enthusiasts are a large group. My understanding of “Qianyou”, the subtext behind it is “How to spend the least money and have better fun when traveling”. After all, it is poor travel and tourism. In the end, most people are still pursuing the characteristics and enjoyment of the journey. I think the most suitable gameplay in China for poor travel can be divided into two types-“route suitable for poor travel” and “destination suitable for poor travel”. Three recommended routes for the poor travel route are the “Sichuan-Tibet Line”, “Qinghai-Tibet Line” and “Silk Road” (domestic section). Some people will ask “Why are they all remote areas in the west?”. Because “Qingyou” pursues “the local consumption level should be low enough”, the scenery along the way should be “good enough and distinctive”, that’s why! Each of these three routes has a distance of more than 2,000 kilometers. It is ideal to play for two weeks to four weeks. Self-driving tours are the most cost-effective and the most feasible way. You can also travel by car along the way, which may save money but the most expensive In time, suitable for student parties and “single bastards”. Taking the three routes with my own car for an 8-10 day trip as an example, my measured tourism consumption expenditure is around 2500-3000 yuan, including gas. Then let’s talk about the “poor travel” destination recommendation. The choice is much larger than the route, and there are no shortage of first- and second-tier cities. For example, the international metropolis Beijing, a standard first-tier city, is actually a great destination for poor travel. Some people say, you are wrong, because all kinds of living expenses in Beijing are so expensive, how can it be a “poor travel” destination! You must not think that everything is expensive in a big city, because you are not living in Beijing, it is just a short-term stop for you to walk around, so you will not feel the expensiveness of various living expenses. I spent 3 days sightseeing in Beijing, staying in cheap hotels, eating street shops, going out to take the bus, and trying to see free attractions, all spending about 800 yuan (the round-trip transportation is not included). Some people may not believe that tickets to major attractions are not cheap, how can you spend so little money? Yes, the Forbidden City, Badaling, Prince Gong’s Mansion, these big attractions are indeed not cheap, we can not go! You can give priority to visiting the famous hutongs in Beijing to experience the culture of the city. The hutongs in Dongcheng District are the most concentrated, and there are no penny tickets for them, and they are completely free for tourists. The landmark attractions Bell and Drum Tower, Houhai, Jingshan, 798 Art District, Panjiayuan Antique Market, Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing Street, Qianmen Street Dashilan, these either don’t require tickets, or they only cost a few yuan, the key is that these places have Beijing-style culture Depth is the characteristic of Beijing tourism. If you apply for a transportation card for sightseeing in the suburbs of Beijing, it is actually very economical and affordable. After a day of playing, the transportation fee may not exceed 20 yuan. In addition, you can also go to Hangzhou Qiuyou, the famous West Lake, a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction, free sightseeing, two or three days of poor travel itinerary, five or six hundred yuan is enough. Also, in Shangli, an ancient historical and cultural town in Sichuan, tourists are free to enter the ancient town. In fact, it only costs 1-2 yuan to visit the scenic spots in the ancient town. Is this standard low enough? You can also find cheap food and drink for tourism and leisure in the urban area of ​​Chengdu—because delicious fly restaurants are everywhere in Chengdu’s streets and alleys. Those Internet travel and gourmet experts come to Chengdu. If they are paying for their own money, few will Going to a high-spending restaurant to eat is basically all rushing to the street side snack shop. A local special dinner can cost more than a dozen yuan. It is enough for a person to eat 300 yuan for three days. Especially around Jinli and Kuanzhai Alleys (these two places are also free attractions), the food stalls and small shops are more concentrated, which is suitable for poor travellers. In addition, the cost of transportation in Chengdu is also low. The city bus costs 1 yuan per person, and the starting price of taxis is only 8 yuan. The starting price of tricycles is even lower-5 yuan. In addition, there is the “mountain city, fog capital, and municipality directly under the central government” next to Sichuan-Chongqing can still travel poorly. Its key tourism features are “visiting ancient towns, enjoying night views, seeing beautiful women and eating hot pot”. These are the “Four Cheats” for poor travellers to travel to Chongqing. I spent three days in Chongqing in 2019. I was also a poor traveler, spending only 600 yuan. The free night view of Hongyadong is very beautiful. Anyone can visit the ancient town of Ciqikou for free. You can watch the beauties at Jiefangbei. The Yangtze River Cableway to see the spectacular Yangtze River only costs 20 yuan for a cable car ticket. If you don’t like the theme series of “mountain cities, ancient towns, and metropolises” and want to see the sea, then I recommend you to go to the “new first-tier city” Qingdao, Shandong, and walk along the southern coast of the city, the trestle bridge and the May Fourth The square, the Olympic Sailing Center, the Naval Museum, Badaguan, and Shilaoren Beach are all beautiful coastal landscapes. You can walk slowly and stroll around. Most of them don’t need tickets… The local accommodation cost in Qingdao is also very low. The characteristic German-style B&Bs and hotels in the urban area cost about 100 yuan per night. Do you think it’s worth it? Is the price low? Traveling to Qingdao poorly, I took three days as an example. At that time, all my expenses were only 400 yuan (I didn’t live in a German-style bed and breakfast, but I stayed in a small hotel that costs 70 yuan per night). Having said so many places in China suitable for poor travel, don’t know which one is your dish? Or if you don’t like these, you are welcome to share a few poor travel destinations or routes that are cheaper than my recommendation in the comment area below.

Photo: Top Quang Ngai For the followers of sashimi, eating sea urchin is truly a worthwhile experience. Because the layer of meat is soft, sweet and moist with the taste of the sea, it makes me want to eat again after eating. If we are not used to eating, we can combine it with a little lemon to make it much easier to eat, this dish is contraindicated for people with weak stomachs and easy stomachaches! Photo: Nha Trang specialties An extremely popular dish at many seafood restaurants is grilled urchin. Nhum is usually grilled with onion fat or grilled quail and chicken eggs. After cleaning, only the meat is left inside. The chef will put on the grill with onion fat. When the urchin is almost cooked, the chef will drizzle the onion fat that has been pre-rolled. When eating, just sprinkle some crispy fried onions and you’re done. When baking the urchin with eggs, the eggs will be put into the urchin as soon as it is put on the grill and do not add any spices. When the eggs are cooked, add a little fragrant fried onions or roasted peanuts, and the delicious and greasy grilled egg rolls are ready. Grilled spring rolls with onion fat – Photo: Cu Lao Cham Porridge is an extremely nutritious dish, especially used to nourish the body of coastal people. The meat after preliminary cleaning is separated from the shell, combined with rice and peeled green beans and cooked into a porridge that anyone who enjoys will remember forever. Photo: Health & Life A high-class and extremely delicious dish is the soft, greasy pâté. The meager meat of each urchin is collected and processed according to each chef’s own recipe. The meat is carefully processed to reduce the slight fishy smell but still retain the attractive characteristic sea flavor. Especially, the pate Nhum will taste better when eaten cold with bread, hot rice or burnt rice. Tasting delicious food is a great part of traveling to new lands!

Bar and pub culture started to develop in Vietnam about 4 years ago. However, many young people still feel strange and hesitant when entering a bar. Hundreds of years ago, the bar and pub model first appeared in Western countries and quickly became widespread. Residents of many ages and social status consider these spaces as entertainment spots and community connections. In Vietnam, the culture of enjoying alcohol like this has only grown strongly in recent years. Now, customers of all ages, with different income levels can experience the bar and pub culture, enjoy a glass of wine at the young, diverse bars with reasonable prices. Nguyen Hoang Tu Quyen, manager at a cocktail bar located on Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street (District 1, Ho Chi Minh City), emphasized that going to a drinking bar is not about formality and formality, but focuses on personal experience multiply. Cocktail bars, or bars in general, are wine and cocktail business spaces designed and decorated in a certain style. Customers come here to enjoy a glass of wine that appeals to all senses, immerse in the lively atmosphere, meet and chat with friends, even strangers. To fully enjoy an evening at the bar, Tu Quyen advises young people to find out in advance where they plan to go to choose a space that suits their personality and personal needs. With a personality that is not too noisy and likes the classic style, I decided to go to the bar managed by Tu Quyen. This is a vintage-style cocktail bar, with many large sofas, a long bar and a nostalgic and cozy layout. Although open from 9 am to 1 am the next day, the busiest time at the shop usually starts after 6 pm. The melodious jazz music mixed with laughter, the sound of glasses touching each other made the atmosphere full of energy. Usually, if you go in a large group or in pairs, customers can sit at a high table or a large sofa outside. Since I was alone, I chose to sit in the middle of the bar to easily watch the bartenders work and join the fun with other guests. Unlike the pub or club model, the focus at bars is towards the bartender. “The phrase ‘tender’ in the word bartender means ‘keeper’. Bartender is the heart, keeping the fire to keep the bar running smoothly, always vibrant and full of energy. Only when sitting in this position, you feel it most clearly,” she explained. When I first came to a bar, I was confused when choosing a drink because I could not distinguish the types of alcohol and ingredients in each dish. At this time, the bartenders will guide, advise and help customers find the right drink. They will ask specific questions to find out each person’s taste such as drinking more or less wine, sour or sweet taste, preferring herbal or fruit flavors… By specifically describing personal tastes, the bartenders will give some suggestions about drinks available on the menu for customers to consider. If customers are not satisfied with the choices available, they can ask the bartender to create according to their preferences. For the first time, Tu Quyen recommended that I try some classic and signature cocktails at the bar. Classic cocktails are basic drinks, available in every bar around the world. In contrast, signatures are typical drinks, with their own color and spirit. In addition, I was also introduced to a few different ways to enjoy wine. Neat (pure) or on the rock (use a glass with ice) is the right way to enjoy fine bottles of wine, for spirits enthusiasts. And young Vietnamese, especially girls, often prefer cocktails – alcohol mixed with other ingredients and flavors – to reduce the pungent taste of alcohol and experience a variety of flavors. Since I’m not too used to drinking, I wanted to choose a glass with less alcohol, favoring sour and fruity flavors. Therefore, the bartender at the bar introduced me to two names: Gimlet (classic) and Marilyn Monroe (signature). First appearing in the 18th century, Gimlet was originally a drink created by British sailors during their voyages. This classic cocktail is made from gin, lemon and sugar, with a hint of alcohol and a slight sour aftertaste. Marilyn Monroe is one of the signature cocktails at the bar. A special feature here is that the dishes on this menu are all named after a popular Western figure in the 18th-19th century. Ly Marilyn Monroe was inspired by the famous Hollywood actress of the same name. The femininity and sensuality of the archetypal image is reflected in the seductive pink color, curved cup shape and unique bunny decoration. This drink has the main flavor of strawberry, sweet and greasy, suitable for those who drink alcohol for the first time or are not too used to drinking alcohol, especially girls. Sharing with me, Tu Quyen said that the interaction between the bartender and the customer is an important factor for a complete bar drinking experience. She thinks that conversation is like the process of learning and sharing so that the bartender understands the preferences and desires of the customer and brings a glass of wine to suit his taste and mood. Even if customers are not satisfied with the drink they receive, they can completely feedback to the bartender to reduce the ingredients and taste according to their personal preferences. “Vietnamese young people often tend to shy away from talking to bartenders, fearing that if they criticize a glass of wine, they will fall into an embarrassing situation or embarrass the bartender. the more opportunities to improve skills and help guests have a full experience”, said Tu Quyen. If you don’t want to fall into that situation, the female manager advises customers to chat and describe their preferences and taste with the bartender when choosing drinks. “Don’t be afraid to talk to the bartender to find the right glass of wine for your taste and mood. Bars are inherently a space to make friends and share, so customers should just be themselves,” she said. It’s open and comfortable, but most bars have a dress code. No need to be too luxurious or sophisticated, young people going to bars to drink and relax just need to dress comfortably and avoid wearing clothes that are too casual. In addition, Tu Quyen also advises guests not to wear too high shoes or flip flops to avoid slipping in crowded, dimly lit spaces. “The purpose of going to a bar is to enjoy wine, make friends and enjoy the bustling and crowded atmosphere. So relax yourself to have the most complete experience,” she said.

The Sagano Bamboo Forest located in Arashiyama is the second most popular tourist attraction in Kyoto. Walking in this bamboo forest makes you feel like you are lost in another world. Although quite crowded during the peak tourist season, it is undeniable that Sagano bamboo forest is a place to visit when coming to this place. Autumn is the best time to visit Hitachi Seaside Park, a popular park on the east coast of Honshu – Japan’s largest island. This is the ideal place for you to have a short break away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Hitachi Seaside Park, located northeast of Tokyo, welcomes visitors at any time of the year thanks to its flowers blooming like a colorful picture. September is the ideal time to visit because the flowers are in full bloom but if you like to see Baby Blue Eyes flowers, you should come in April or May. Have you ever wanted to visit the Wisteria tunnel? If so, the Kawachi garden located in the southern part of Kyushu is the destination for you. The Japanese love Wisteria and flowers are the hallmark of Japanese Waka poetry. The best time to visit the garden is at the end of April when the flowers are at their brightest. If you have time to Tokyo, you should spend a day visiting Kawagoe. Kawagoe is famous for its rivers and is often called “little Edo” because the main road here still retains the old atmosphere of towns from the Edo period (1603-1867). Kawagoe Festival is held for 3 days on the third Saturday and Sunday of October. The Fuji Shibazakura Festival is an annual event held in the area of ​​5 lakes around Mount Fuji. Visitors to the festival will be treated to a breathtaking view. That is the beauty of more than 800,000 alternating pink, white and purple flowers covering the field. This festival is usually held between April and June and the best time is every morning. Fushimi Inari Shine is one of the most important Shinto shrines in southern Kyoto that remembers the merits of Inari – the god of rice. The foxes here are said to be messengers of the god Inari so there are many fox statues around the temple. The main attraction for tourists is the thousands of gates of the Shinto Shinto shrine arranged consecutively around the main houses. The Nakasendo Path is a walking path that begins in Kyoto and ends in Edo. Nakasendo means “road through the mountains” and was an important route of the 17th century. To go all the way, it takes you 10 days, walking 3-4 hours each day. It has impressive scenes that contain features of Japan’s long history. Natadera Temple is beautiful at all times, especially in winter. This temple is 1300 years old, founded in 717 by a Buddhist monk. Both the nearby Mount Hakusan and the shrine are popular sacred destinations to this day. If you want a place that has both ancient historical sites and scenic spots, don’t miss Seigantoji Temple. Located in the Wakayama district, Higashimuro, the temple is 3 stories high and next to it is a beautiful waterfall 133 meters high. The Japanese want to preserve their traditions of bamboo and rice cultivation by holding a bamboo light festival in Taketa, Ōita. This event started in 2000 attracting visitors from all over the world who come here to see 20,000 lanterns light up for 3 nights. This festival starts from the third Friday of November. You can always do interesting things in Osaka whether on a warm sunny day or a rainy day. This is the second largest city in Japan after Tokyo with unique architecture, bustling nightlife, delicious street food and of course the famous Osaka castle. Hokkaido is Japan’s second largest island located in the north. This place is a vast and wild land with an area 40 times the size of Tokyo but the population is only 1/3 of that. If visiting this fascinating land, be sure to visit the Blue Pond (Aoiike) with its beautiful clear blue water made from natural minerals. Cherry blossoms are one of the most characteristic features of Japan. Every spring, Japan is covered with tender cherry blossom petals. However, if you want to enjoy the beauty of this flower, you need to choose the right time because cherry blossoms only bloom for a few weeks. If you plan to visit Japan, it would be a mistake not to visit one of the country’s most famous natural wonders. Those are Chureito Pagoda and Mount Fuji. From Chureito Pagoda, visitors can admire the breathtaking view of Mount Fuji. This is a temple built in 1963 as a symbol of peace.

Vietnamese Ambassador to the Netherlands Pham Viet Anh works at the International Crop Center. Receiving the Ambassador and the delegation were Mr. Hans Kleijwegt, General Director; Mr. Mark Zwinkels, Director of the International Relations Department of WHC; Mr. Henk van Eijk, President of NVHBP and Ms. Mirjam Boekestijn, coordinator of NVHBP in the Netherlands. At the meeting, Ambassador Pham Viet Anh expressed his desire to continue to be supported by WHC for farming businesses in Vietnam and especially wanted to have a connection for agricultural students from Vietnamese universities. can participate in annual international student exchange programs at the Center, in order to acquire and update knowledge and modern technologies applied to the development of sustainable crop production in Vietnam. Horticulture-horticulture is one of nine industries in the Dutch economic development strategy. The Dutch horticulture industry develops according to the trend of globalization, supplying agricultural products to the world market. As a leading innovator in greenhouse technology, the Dutch horticulture sector plays a leading role in the international market for flowers, ornamental plants, vegetables, bulbs and renewable materials. The Netherlands is the world’s third largest exporter of nutritional crop products and the second largest exporter of agricultural products (after the United States). WHC is a vivid illustration of the integrated thinking, broad and long-term vision of the Netherlands in general and Dutch businesses in particular. The complex is an example of the connection according to the “golden triangle” formula between the Government – research institutions – enterprises. The Government creates conditions and mechanisms but does not provide financial support (according to regulations on fair competition). The research and manufacturing facilities related to farming send here applied research products, which are both learning and research tools and a production tool for commercial products. The center has 3 continuous zones including Education and Training, Research – Development, and Business Cooperation. This place is also a forum to share technology and innovation in the field of greenhouse cultivation. Every year, WHC welcomes about 25,000 international visitors and experts to visit, learn, share experiences, innovate in the horticulture industry and participate in fairs. WHC has a 4-year horticultural vocational school for about 1,200 students, not to mention international student exchange programs in this industry with courses of 3-4 months/year. This is also the place of convergence, display and regular exchange of 130 leading enterprises in the horticulture industry with modern products from automation machines, ventilation systems, water and humidity management systems. , temperature in the greenhouse to products such as plant protection films / nets, light blocking in greenhouses, plant seeds, biological fertilizers… In addition, the center also has a state-of-the-art research facility with 40 laboratories, where different researchers, entrepreneurs and educational institutions conduct research. Ambassador Pham Viet Anh visited some member enterprises of the Netherlands-Vietnam Commercial Horticulture Cooperation Association. The Netherlands-Vietnam Commercial Horticultural Cooperation Association (nvhortiplatform.com), established in December 2019, is a cooperation organization between Dutch and Vietnamese businesses, research institutes, government organizations and organizations. in the field of horticulture. Members build long-term relationships through sharing expertise, technology, resources, and trade promotion to enhance Vietnam’s horticulture industry, and at the same time contribute to access to the European market. Up to now, NVHBP has 10 Gold members, 2 Silver members, 22 Bronze members with many supporting partner agencies and organizations from both Vietnam and the Netherlands. On the Vietnamese side, Thien Dieu Company is both a Gold member and a coordinator for the Vietnamese side of NVHBP. Also during the meeting, NVHBP’s leaders and coordinators updated the projects implemented in Vietnam over the past time. In the context of the complicated situation of the Covid epidemic, the Association still strives to participate and co-organize activities at the Vietnam Academy of Agriculture, the Institute of Fruits and Vegetables, the Institute of Agricultural Sciences, the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City. . Da Nang, Vietnam High Quality Goods Association, Mekong Connect 2020, National conference on processing and developing agricultural products market in Can Tho… Ambassador Pham Viet Anh visited some member enterprises of the Netherlands-Vietnam Commercial Horticulture Cooperation Association. On the same day, the delegation visited the cultivation model of two enterprises that are members of NVHBP including KP Holland Company (kpholland.nl) specializing in human, breeding, production and export of flowers and Onings Holland Company. (onings.com) a family business that has been around for 4 generations, started in 1935, specializing in exporting lily and tulip bulbs. Both enterprises have been present in Vietnam for many years, cooperating and exporting flower bulbs and effectively supporting Vietnamese partners in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh, Lam Dong, Sapa… Enterprises assess Vietnam’s strengths in farming are land, natural conditions and labor, and hope to receive the support and companionship of the Embassy to expand cooperation with Vietnamese businesses. next time. Oning’s long-term vision is also to cooperate in growing lilies in Vietnam and export or KP Holland’s wish is for Vietnam to license the import of curcuma flowers, a beautiful flower researched and bred by the company. (according to the Vietnamese Embassy in the Netherlands)

Photo: Mai Khanh Huong Trung Luong – Cat Tien beach (Binh Dinh) is famous for Eo Gio, white sand beach in Quy Nhon and Ky Co island with clear blue water that attracts many people. But there is still another sea of ​​Binh Dinh that is very wild and majestic, where we can sleep in sturdy tents by the beach without having to worry about anything. Trung Luong – Cat Tien beach is about 25km from Quy Nhon city, the long coastline is winding against the mountain, at the two ends of the beach there are two high-class resorts and in the middle of the beach is a separate fishing village – a camping place. ours. Photo: Mai Khanh Huong Photo: Mai Khanh Huong Photo: Mai Khanh Huong This is actually a homestay Small in the seaside fishing village has a camping service right by the sea, so you don’t have to worry about preparing tents, blankets, eating or normal personal hygiene. Waking up in the morning, watching the sunrise right in front of your eyes, a calm blue sea seems to be your own, feeling extremely chill . The long beach, fine sand, gentle waves, I was told by an old fisherman who is also a breeder of eagle trees here that he should swim in places where there are waves because the seabed is flat. flat so you are not afraid of losing your foot. Photo: Mai Khanh Huong Photo: Nhip Photo In fishing villages like this, the market usually opens very early. So, if we want to taste super cheap and delicious local food, we should go to eat from 6 am, because around 7 am, there will be nothing for breakfast. Or thanks homestay For breakfast, we are free to swim in the sea, take pictures, and then eat and rest. In the afternoon, if you go along the coast, especially when your stomach is hungry because of swimming, you will see a row of grilled goods of local people with fish cakes, ram, grilled skewers … extremely attractive. Camping, sleeping in a tent and warming up with a seafood BBQ, listening to the waves, watching the sunrise by the beach with friends and relatives… is an extremely memorable experience. The most special is probably the feeling of sleeping at night in a tent, listening to the sound of the waves crashing, the sound of the sea breeze blowing through the ancient eagle trees that have existed for a long time in this place will make you unforgettable.

Britannia has not served in the royal family since 1997 but has become a tourist attraction in Edinburgh, becoming a monument to the passion and faith of the duke of this land. Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth stand on the royal yacht Britannia. A royal commentator said the yacht provided the queen and the prince with a private space where they could relax and spend time on it. “It’s like a floating palace but it’s also a house. It’s something they make for themselves. It’s their design, their space, their desire.” The yacht’s penultimate captain, Rear Admiral Sir Robert Woodard recalls how the yacht provided complete privacy for the queen and the royal family for many years. “We need to imagine that Britannia is a very private place for the royal family, and it is run by 260 people who have dedicated their lives to making sure it is safe and comfortable.” Britannia has provided the perfect abode for the British royal family during state visits, official receptions, honeymoons and private royal holidays. Mr. Robert also said that when on the yacht, Prince Philip usually cooks and he will cook anything. “I was quite surprised at what he would cook, sometimes he found an octopus, sometimes a shark,” Sir Robert said. Britannia was launched from the John Brown & Company shipyard in Clydebank, Scotland, on 16 April 1953. For more than 44 years, the royal yacht served the British royal family, traveling over a million nautical miles to return One of the most famous ships in the world. Today, Britannia is a five-star tourist attraction and venue for exclusive evening events in Edinburgh.

Mubarak Mosque in An Giang is designed in the form of a large building, with many long and straight corridors, the main colors are blue and white. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) Mubarak Mosque in An Giang seen from above. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Every year, Mubarak Mosque in An Giang has 3 major holidays; The birthday celebration of the Prophet Mohammed, the founder of Islam, on March 12 of the Islamic calendar is called the feast of Mulút; The New Year of the Cham people, Hari Raya on October 1 of the calendar; Fasting Ramadan from September 1 to 30, Muslim calendar. (Photo: Vu Sinh – VNA) Mubarak Mosque (An Giang) seen from the inside to the gate. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) With the unique architecture, bold cultural identity of the Cham people and the traditional festivals typical of Islam, Mubarak Mosque was recognized as an artistic architecture on December 5, 1989. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) The space inside the Mubarak Mosque is designed to be large and has many doors and 8 sturdy pillars placed in balance, which is a gathering place for people to come to pray. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) Mubarak Mosque in An Giang is designed in the form of a large building. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Mubarak Mosque in An Giang seen from above. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) The cemetery of the Cham Muslims in An Giang province is located close to the cathedral, there are buried many floors, regardless of social relationships – rich or low through large or small graves, but simple. just that everyone lay down only one grave lice. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) The space inside the Mubarak Mosque in An Giang, with the main colors being blue and white. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) Mubarak Mosque (An Giang) seen from the inside to the gate. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) Mubarak Mosque in An Giang is designed in the form of a large building, with many long and straight corridors. (Photo: Pham Hau/VNA) Mubarak Mosque in An Giang is designed in the form of a large building, with many long and straight corridors, the main colors are blue and white, along the corridors are decorated walls with motifs and lines. Words are taken from the bible. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA)

Located in a prime location after the dormitory area A, VNU HCMC, Yes cafe attracts many students who come here to study, rest and especially to complete. deadline . The shop is designed with tone The main colors are white and yellow along with rustic decorative motifs with many photogenic corners, capturing any corner that “eats” right there. Photo: Yes Cafe Along with the rustic space, the lighting system with light yellow light easily creates a very cozy feeling for anyone entering the shop. The light of the lamp is also just enough for you to read and work even during the day or late at night. Photo: Yes Cafe Photo: Yes Cafe Photo: Yes Cafe If you do not like this closed room with classic, rustic colors, the shop also has an outdoor area with lots of trees and a glass room with view looking straight out with natural light coming in. The food is quite diverse, the price is very student, especially the shop has many addictive cakes. The shop is open 24/7, so you don’t need to worry about the operating time of the shop, if you spend the night here, you will have to pay a surcharge for the shop with a very cheap price. On Coffee & Net – Cool exam study paradise The shop is designed with a lot of open space with many trees and aquariums, making you feel like you are lost in a beautiful small garden in the heart of the city. Photo: On Coffee & Net In addition to the garden area, the area inside the restaurant will make you overwhelmed by the huge configuration computers, wide screens and space. decor modern. The interior area is decorated with brick walls and many unique motifs combined with pale yellow lights to create a feeling of closeness. Photo: On Coffee & Net Photo: On Coffee & Net Photo: On Coffee & Net Photo: On Coffee & Net The shop regularly organizes many healthy E-Sport tournaments for students from universities in the university village to exchange on weekends with many attractive prizes. The restaurant’s food and drink is not as diverse as many other cafes, but the dishes that are popular with students are still available, the shop also serves lunch and many snacks at a comfortable price. .

This is the second time this giant predator has been found to have COVID-19 after eight tigers and lions at Bronx Zoo, New York, USA, had similar results in April 2020. According to experts, it is likely that these lions were infected with COVID-19 from people working in the NZP, because more than 25 NZP staff has reportedly been infected with COVID-19 to date. NZP is a 54-hectare zoo, caring for more than 2,000 animals, the most visited place in India today. Because the incident on the NZP had to close and wait until further notice. Lions infected with COVID-19. Viruses can be transmitted from animals to humans and vice versa Many studies have found airborne transmission and animal-to-animal contact, from human to animal, and vice versa. Cats and weasels are the two animals most susceptible to SARS-CoV-2, while dogs are shorter; chickens, pigs and ducks are not infected. ZS-CoV-2 reverse transmission from animals to humans in dogs and cats has been confirmed by genetic analysis of virus strains isolated from domestic animals and domestic animals. Most studies show no clinical symptoms in infected dogs and cats. There is no evidence of animal-to-animal transmission of SARS-CoV-2, although this possibility is not excluded. COVID-19 in mink farms showed both human-to-mink transmission and vice versa. This raises concerns about weasels becoming an unexpected vector for SARS-CoV-2. According to three studies updated by the European Center for Infectious Diseases and Policy (CIDRAP), a high proportion of dogs and cats may have acquired COVID-19 from the owner, and the virus “jumps”. People and weasels go back and forth on farms in the Netherlands. Weasel is the most susceptible animal to SARS-CoV-2. First, a small study conducted by the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada. As a result, most dogs and cats may have acquired COVID-19 from their owners, scientific evidence finds antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 in their blood. “Testing an animal’s blood after the owner has recovered is the best way to assess human-to-animal transmission because the time it takes to determine the current infection in the pet is narrow. There is sufficient evidence from many studies to recommend that people infected with SARS-CoV-2 should be isolated from humans and animals. Dr. Dorothee Bienzle, University of Guelph, key author. The second study was published in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases late September 2020. Scientists in Hong Kong examined respiratory and fecal samples from 50 cats from COVID-19-infected households or their close contacts for SARS-CoV-2 RNA from November 11. 2 to 11/8/2020. 6 out of 50 cats (12%) tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 RNA on RT-PCR and the viral genome from a pair of hosts and cats were identical. All cats show no symptoms but have lung abnormalities similar to those found in infected people. The researchers call for broader serological monitoring of cats connected to COVID-19 patients to determine the incidence of human-to-cat transmission. The third study, presented at the ESCMID conference, monitored COVID-19 contamination in 16 mink farms with more than 720,000 animals in the Netherlands. As a result, SARS-CoV-2 was found to have “jumped” back and forth between people and weasels, in the case of animal-to-human transmission or vice versa. Researchers who examined and sequenced the entire genome showed that 66 out of 97 people (67%) who lived or worked on farms were diagnosed with COVID-19 on PCR or a resistance test. can. Currently, COVID-19 is still spreading in farms, despite human efforts, the authors reveal. In order to minimize the risk of transmission of the virus between humans and animals and vice versa, scientists argue that close cooperation between animal health agencies and people is essential for early identification and control of schools. infection with SARS-CoV-2. Cats need to be isolated to prevent infection with SARS-CoV-2. In addition, to avoid transmission of the virus from infected households and pets to livestock, the livestock must be in the same quarantine as applies to humans. Letting your pet roam in a community increases the likelihood of spreading the virus. The original origin of the virus has not been determined yet, so livestock should be strictly managed and all measures are taken according to the veterinary authorities, especially pets in areas where epidemics have occurred. and has been translated. Ngoc Anh ( People / Ejmed / CUE– 5/2021 )

When preparing tourism in the high season, Hoi An is always in the top of the names most noticeable by the transfer world. If you are looking for a luxurious accommodation around the old town area, these are worth a try. Prices are surveyed during the period from May 3 to 6 on the Booking website, may change from time to time. The Mansion Hoi An Overview: Resort has green space, suitable for relaxation. The swimming pool is quite small but impresses in the design. If you like to go to the beach, you can go to Cua Dai beach which is about 3 km away. The resort provides free motorbikes for guests to use. What customers say? “The staff was too good, the food was delicious and the many nice photo angles. However, when I arrived, the pool was closed. Unfortunately it was a bad day so the yard was not in the sun. This price, I found the room a bit small. However, it is very clean and comfortable “- Trong “Friendly and enthusiastic staff. The resort has nice and clean decorative furniture. The size of the bed and room is great. However, the resort is farther from the old town than I thought.” Victoria Hoi An Beach Resort & Spa Overview: The resort is located along Cua Dai beach, featuring an outdoor swimming pool. The rooms are modern and comfortable. Design style intersects between Vietnam, Japan and France. What customers say? “Good breakfast, great location. You can see Cu Lao Cham from the restaurant in perfect weather conditions. Especially, I am impressed with the restaurant’s menu” – Atsuhi “Located next to the romantic old town of Hoi An, this is one of the most beautiful resorts in Vietnam. The staff are friendly and enthusiastic, speak English well. It makes us feel at home” – George -valentin Palm Garden Beach Resort & Spa Overview: Located along Cua Dai beach, this resort is surrounded by beautiful gardens. This resort features spa services and an outdoor swimming pool up to 45 meters long. You can use the shuttle service to Hoi An ancient town just 5 minutes away. What customers say? “The floor was clean and the pool was also very good. Looking at the pool always invited us to take a shower. Modern furniture, great staff from the cleaner, the waiter, the receptionist … Reception From the airport, it is impeccable “- First “A beautiful resort. The service and food were also great. The staff was dedicated to helping us. The room and swimming pool were nothing to criticize. We rented a balcony overlooking the sea and it was worth the money.” “- Craig Sunrise Premium Resort Hoi An Overview: Located on Cua Dai beach, the resort has rooms with garden or sea views. The spa room and modern gym equipment are appreciated. The resort is located 4 km from the ancient town of Hoi An What customers say? “Very nice hotel, located right by the beach with 2 super large swimming pools. Rooms with comfortable sea views. Friendly and enthusiastic staff. We love the swimming pool. The menu is also reasonably priced. They have free bikes in the hotel. It only takes you 15 minutes to cycle into the old town “- Felice “Great hotel, clean, delicious food. The garden is meticulous care. We will be back again. This is the best hotel of the 10 places we stayed in Vietnam” – Niall Vinpearl Hoi An Resort & Villas Overview: Airy, luxurious space and comfortable rooms. The resort has 2 restaurants, a bar and a large outdoor swimming pool. Guests can play tennis at the resort or massage, relax … What customers say? “Comfortable, peaceful atmosphere, lots of green trees. Staff are friendly, cheerful, wholeheartedly assisting guests. Very commendable. Due to the translation situation, the guests are not much, so the evening atmosphere is not very happy” – Tran “Great breakfast buffet menu, there are a lot of Asian and Western dishes. Food was good because I tried most. Nothing to complain about” – Vivian

Oh, a barber shop “can walk” – Photo: Mai Khanh Huong During the recent travel trip, I met again with a brilliant yellow mobile barber car parked on the beautiful coast of Quy Nhon. First time I saw a truck with a mobile haircut Barber style This is in Saigon, and it is amazing that one of these impressive barber cars have been traveling from Saigon around the country, even they have even come to cut hair for students at universities. study in Hanoi with super cheap price, only 2000 VND. Her long hair, short hair, but still want to cut it cool, please visit me! Photo: Mai Khanh Huong Because I was too curious, I got close to talk, so I got a lot of interesting stories from them. To ensure the safety and compliance of the vehicle’s criteria in traffic, all tools and personal belongings are arranged very firmly and neatly on a car. Thiết kế fantastic. Getting to do the work you love and going around is a wonderful thing for anyone. But in order for this mobile barber car to be parked on the beach or anywhere to work, the owner must obtain permission from the local government and ensure all the necessary standards for the car to be allowed. work. It may sound difficult, but it doesn’t matter when they are all so young, with lustful legs and heart full of enthusiasm. Comfortable and tidy! Photo: Mai Khanh Huong They regularly do programs “0d haircut” for people with difficult circumstances and cut hair for students with only 2K. This special mobile barber model has 6 cars, roaming around Saigon in very locations chill and one of them went as far as Quy Nhon. Bravely choose for yourself a real job kool Cool and free to fly, do you dare?

That is the area of ​​Dance cave in Ninh Binh. Every year around May and June, when entering the lotus season, the lotus flower blooms, creating an extremely poetic, majestic, overwhelming scene … This clip was posted on Instagram @muacaves and quickly attracted the attention of netizens. In which, many international friends give compliments to the Vietnamese landscape, many people plan to visit here during their trip to Vietnam: – @travel_journal_photo: Too great. Miss Vietnam so much! – @cantalupimartin: I will be coming to Vietnam in March 2022. March is also the lotus season, right? – @daisykim_insta: It looks so peaceful. Before that, the images of this lotus lagoon were “stormed” on the Internet many times. (Photo: @shipped_away, @vietsui)

About 1 hour flight from Ho Chi Minh City, Con Dao with an area of ​​about 76 km2 includes 16 islands, large and small with a population of nearly 10,000 people. The road to the center of Con Dao district. Photo: Pham Hung The most attractive thing here that makes visitors remember forever about Con Dao is the wonderful marine flora, the only place in Vietnam where sometimes visitors can see sea cows on the list. national survival. Come here, visitors go to Vich Island to see turtles spawn or see monkeys in nature sitting around cliffs and catching crabs and snails on both sides of the road …
The best season to travel to Con Dao is from April to November because at this time the sea is calm, the wind is cool, so visitors can freely visit without any obstacles in the weather. Coming here, visitors will relax with beautiful beaches, pristine bays like Dam Tre Bay, with wild beauty, idyllic to “melt” people’s hearts. Visitors can also explore the mangrove forest, watch swiftlets nest during the breeding season. An indispensable place in the tourist guide of Con Dao is Con Son Bay. The bay consists of a system of 14 different small and large islands, some of which are grouped together like a large family and there are clusters of islands standing in the middle of the sea. The dreamy islands of colorful coral that are more beautiful in the golden sun will make visitors unable to take their eyes off. Or like Lo Voi beach, and An Hai beach located in the Northeast of Con Dao town, Lo Voi beach and An Hai beach are one of the most beautiful beaches located at the two ends of the island.
In Con Dao, visitors need to walk about 10 minutes from the center to the beach. Going further, Dam Trau beach is likened to a very beautiful name “fairy falling asleep”. 14km ​​from the town center and 12km from Co Ong airport, Dam Trau is the ideal destination for picnics, swimming, coral viewing and adventure adventure, exploring remote islands. Tourists get off the high-speed train to visit Con Dao. Photo: Victory In the year 2020 and the first months of 2021, due to the influence of the Covid-19 epidemic, the number of visitors coming to Con Dao will decrease significantly. But from the end of March to early April the disease was well controlled, tourism was open, and the number of visitors to the island increased again. Especially on these April, many tourists come to Con Dao on this occasion to visit the graves of relatives, or to pay tribute to heroes who have fallen for national independence.
Con Dao prison is a must-visit destination not to be missed when traveling to Con Dao. This is the place where the French colonialists and the American imperialists built with hundreds of cells, cells, and separate rooms to imprison and exile Vietnamese patriots and political prisoners. Especially the famous brutal tiger cage system, which shocked the world when it was discovered. Visitors will not help shiver in hot, stuffy rooms with creepy torture tools. The prison is associated with famous names such as cow stables, tiger cages, lime kilns, salt departments, celestial ghosts … Visitors to Con Dao want to learn about the history of this place must come here to explore the national history through artifacts, images and documents in French displayed here. In addition, Hang Duong Cemetery is a spiritual destination not to be missed. This is the most famous spiritual tourist destination in Con Dao, the resting place of more than 2,000 martyrs, including national heroes in the resistance war against French colonialism and American imperialism and is home to the grave of Mrs. Vo. Thi Sau. At night, many tourists come here to visit and pray.