Ban Gioc Waterfall Not only is it loved by tourists for its magnificent natural beauty with rolling mountains, attractive golden sand beaches. Vietnam is also famous for its amazingly beautiful waterfalls. From Ban Gioc waterfall, Khuoi Nhi waterfall, Dai Yem waterfall… all fascinate visitors with their own rare beauty. In the middle of hot summer, beautiful waterfalls are also ideal destinations for locals and tourists to immerse themselves in cool water, dispelling the hot summer sun. 1 – Ban Gioc Waterfall Ban Gioc Waterfall is considered as one of the priceless gifts that nature bestows on Cao Bang. It is a tall, majestic and most beautiful waterfall in Vietnam. Ban Gioc Waterfall is located on the Vietnam – China border, in Dam Thuy commune, Trung Khanh district, Cao Bang province. River bank with beautiful poetic landscape, fresh with grass, green mountains, white clouds floating. With a height of 53 m, a width of 300 m, the waterfall has three floors including many different large and small waterfalls. Large bodies of water poured down through many limestone steps, forming a white mist of water. Even from afar, visitors can hear the rumbling sound of the waterfall reverberating over a large area. In the middle of the waterfall, there is a large stone tissue covered with trees that has split the river into streams like white silk. On a hot summer day, the air here is still cool, every morning when the sun shines through the steam forming a shimmering rainbow. Ban Gioc Waterfall with its own beauty and advantages is attracting more and more domestic and foreign tourists. 2 – Khuoi Nhi Waterfall Located on the Na Hang ecological lake bed with an area of ​​more than 8,000 hectares, Khuoi Nhi waterfall, located in Thuong Lam commune, Lam Binh district (Tuyen Quang) is an interesting and indispensable stop for tourists. Khuoi Nhi Waterfall has many floors, flowing 3 km long from the top of the mountain to the soft lake bed like a fairy hair stream in the middle of a thousand. Going up to Khuoi Nhi waterfall is still the activity of climbing waterfall, bathing in waterfall, letting fish eat their feet. With a length of about 3 km, the waterfall falls from the top of the mountain to the cliff with clear, cool water. The waterfall has many floors, the water flows strongly, foaming on the white cliffs. The tiny water droplets that fly in the wind create a cool space. A “specialty” that can’t be found anywhere on the lake bed, only at Khuoi Nhi waterfall, is the feeling of “sad and pangolin” when tourists let fish eat their feet. With its own natural beauty, Khuoi Nhi waterfall is becoming an attractive tourist destination for tourists when coming to Na Hang ecological lake. 3 – Dai Yem Waterfall Dai Yem waterfall (or Nang waterfall, Ban Vat waterfall) is located in Muong Sang commune, Moc Chau district (Son La). Having such a gentle name because viewed from afar, the waterfall looks like a ‘band of bibs’ indifferently connecting heaven and earth. To enter the waterfall, you have to walk through the clearing. Dai Yem Waterfall originates from the legend that the waterfall is the bib strip of a girl who saves a boy from the flood. The waterfall has a height of about 100 m, divided into two branches, one side has nine floors, one side has five floors, the two waterfalls are located about 200 meters apart. The waterfall is not strong and has little water, like the name suggests, the waterfall is soft and sparkling in the sun. 4 – Khe Kem Waterfall Khe Kem Waterfall is located in Luc Da Commune, Con Cuong District (Nghe An), Khe Kem Waterfall is an amazing gift from Mother Nature to Pu Mat National Park. Khe Kem Waterfall falls from a height of 500m, the slope is about 80°, the water pours down from the top through three steps, splashing white foam. The road to the waterfall is winding, winding and bumpy, visitors can admire a beautiful scenery with their own eyes. Looking up from the foot of the waterfall, you will have the feeling that the stream flows endlessly in white foam. Above and on both sides of the waterfall is a whole vegetation with hundreds of flowers blooming all year round. Each season has a flower, giving visitors the feeling of being lost in a vast flower garden. At the foot of the waterfall is a long stream of water, with flat stone slabs like large tables as a resting place for visitors.

In the past two years, “Xi’an Night View” has been frequently searched. Especially the night scenes of the scenic spots in the Great Tang Dynasty City and Big Wild Goose Pagoda Square have transformed the ancient capital of Xi’an into Chang’an, the prosperous Tang Dynasty, attracting many tourists to check in. I have seen the night view of Xi’an, but I did not expect that I went to the small county town of Qinling and was still amazed by the night view here. Among the many small cities in the Qinling Mountains that I have walked through, this place should be the place with the most beautiful night view. I wonder if you have been there yet? It is – Fengxian. Fengxian, known as Fengzhou in ancient times, is located in the hinterland of the Qinling Mountains and at the source of the Jialing River. It is a place named after the Phoenix. Although Fengxian belongs to the Guanzhong city of Baoji, it is located at the southern foot of the Qinling Mountains and already belongs to the south in the geographical sense. In history, Zhongfeng County is the only place from Chang’an to Bashu. The old road, Lianyun, and Baoxie all pass through here, because it also left many cultural monuments. Coupled with the unique natural resources, tourism development is still doing well. A few years ago, I heard that the night view of Fengxian County is very beautiful. This time I came here in person and found that it is indeed worthy of praise. Like many Qinling county towns, the area of ​​Fengxian county town is not large. The county seat is located in a valley surrounded by mountains, the Jialing River flows through the middle, and residential buildings are built along both banks of the Jialing River. That is to use this section of the Jialing River that flows through the county seat, Fengxian built the 4A scenic spot Phoenix Lake. The best time to appreciate Phoenix Lake is at night. There is a large-scale waterscape, light and music show on the lake. The houses and bridges on both sides of the lake and the Qinling Mountains are also decorated with gorgeous lights. The overall combination is very beautiful. The above picture shows the Starlight Waterfall and the artificial moon. A 1 million square meter star waterfall is arranged on one of the peaks of the Qinling Mountains (data from the official introduction, haha), and there is also a round of “artificial moon”. At night, the sky is full of stars, and the scene is still very beautiful. The weather was good when we went, so there were two moons, which looked a bit buggy. However, the artificial moon is capable of moving. According to the change of cloudy and sunny, from the crescent to the full moon, the creativity is quite good. The picture below is a large fountain, which is said to be 184 meters high, once the highest in Asia (it has now been surpassed). I shot it when it was the highest. After dinner, we felt very comfortable when we strolled along the banks of Phoenix Lake. The spring breeze came with a little moisture, and the dazzling lights on both sides of the strait could not help but take out the camera to take pictures. When we came, the local villager in Fengxian told us that because the Jialing River was in high water, the waterscape music and light show was not sure whether it would be performed. We strolled around the county town, took a look at the 184-meter high spray, and found that there was no follow-up performance, so we went back to the hotel. I thought I was sorry to miss it, but I didn’t expect that at 9pm, the performance would start as usual. And we live next to Phoenix Lake, and the hotel just happened to be able to see the scene of the performance, so we took a small bench and sat in the hotel to watch the entire water curtain show. The effect is really amazing! There is a sculpture of a phoenix spreading its wings on the water of Phoenix Lake. From the sculpture to the covered bridge at the back, it becomes the core area of ​​the entire water curtain show. With the music, the water surface changes into different colors of phoenix, which fits perfectly with the theme of “Colorful Feng County”. After the light show, the fountain started, and the entire lake surface would finally spray up, swinging with the music, and the scene was quite shocking. Among the many counties in the Qinling Mountains, Fengxian’s tourism development started relatively early. The slogan at that time was “The Most Beautiful Small Town in Qinling”, of course “the most” is not easy to say, but the night view of this county town is still quite beautiful. Visiting the surrounding attractions during the day, and seeing a stunning light show at night when you return to the county town, it feels quite comfortable. If you have the opportunity to come to Fengxian County, it is recommended to live in a homestay next to Phoenix Lake, find a room with a lake view, and lie down in the house to see the panoramic view. The experience is super good. If you want to learn more about popular and fun tourist destinations, you are welcome to pay attention to “Xiaoyu’s Travel Diary”. Discover more beautiful worlds with Xiaoyu!

Photo: Getty. St Mary Whitby’s Church is Dracula’s church perched on the edge of a cliff in the town of North Yorkshire, where fishermen specialize in fishing. Adjacent to it is Whitby Abbey, which has been abandoned for decades. This monastery is located very close to the cliff, which has become ruined after a landslide and contains ancient tombs. Based on this graveyard, Bram Stoker’s horror novel Dracula was born in 1897. Stoker describes Dracula moving through graveyards and loitering over villages and kidnapping women and children… Dartmoor, Devon Wistman’s Wood, located at 1,200 feet at Dartmoor in Devon, is the precious remains of the ancient forest that covered much of the wasteland, believed to be 9,000 years old, with the remains of ancient forests. rough, stunted oak trees, growing from among moss-covered granite boulders, are now a nature reserve, where visitors feel like they’ve stepped back to centuries ago and completely unaffected by the modern world. Castle Dunluce, Ireland You will feel like you are stepping out into a surreal world when crossing the bridge to Dunluce castle. Dunluce Castle is perched on a ledge next to the edge of a cliff in Northern Ireland, always engulfed in small, fluttering raindrops. Although the castle was once majestic, today it is only the ruins of gothic architecture, with the north wall collapsing into the sea in the 18th century. Castlerigg Stone Circle, Cumbria Castlerigg Stone Circle in Keswick, Cumbria is where the ancient British met in rituals more than 5,000 years ago. These giant rocks are located in the Lake District near Helvellyn, this is one of the oldest stone circles in England, built around 3200 BC and it has now become a holy place. Hambledon Hill, Dorset In addition to being a place of scenic beauty that seemed wild and sunny, Hambledon was also a burial ground for aristocratic families before becoming a fighting fortress in the heart of ancient England. Today Hambledon has become the finest example of an Iron Age hill, with amazing natural vistas and some of the best preserved prehistoric architecture in Europe. This fortress was abandoned around 300 BC. But for 2,000 years it was one of the most important settlements in the West. It is now a National Nature Reserve with many rare species of wild plants and 28 distinctive butterfly species. St Nectan’s Glen, Cornwall For thousands of years, the Trevillet River has carved into the hard cliffs forming a majestic waterfall that cascades down into the valley below. This dramatic landscape has become legendary and attracts many peoples including the Romans who flock to sacrifice and worship the spirit of the river. According to legend King Arthur and his knights were blessed in holy water from this waterfall before searching for the Holy Grail. Up to now, Glen waterfall is of special interest to scientists because of the rare flora and fauna that grow around it. Glencoe, Scottish highlands Waterfalls and rivers flow through this wild, windswept volcano and down below, making Glencoe one of Scotland’s most romantic valleys. At the same time, the mountain is also one of the best ski areas in the country. Although very beautiful and majestic, Glecoe is also a place with the most gloomy legends. The howls of the wind through the valley resemble the groans of the 80 souls of the MacDonald family, slaughtered here in 1692. The murders are thought to be related to a long-standing rivalry between the two families. the MacDonalds and Campbells.

The western part of Quang Tri province is known as an area that still has many potential tourist destinations, still preserving the wild beauty that few people know. One of them is Ta Puong cave, Ta Puong waterfall system in Huong Viet commune, Huong Hoa district. To reach Ta Puong cave and waterfall, visitors have to go about 60km from Dong Ha city along Highway 9 to Khe Sanh town (Huong Hoa district), from here turn to Ho Chi Minh road about 50km to reach the center of Huong commune. Vietnam. This is also the route through many famous tourist attractions such as: Ta Con airport, Chenh Venh waterfall, Sa Mu pass… with majestic mountain scenery chosen by many backpackers to experience. From the Ho Chi Minh trail, to go to Ta Puong cave and waterfall, visitors will go through Ta Puong Cultural Village with the peaceful stilt houses of the Pa Co and Van Kieu people. The road from Ta Puong Cultural Village to Ta Puong Cave has to go through the forest, wade streams, climb steep slopes… … it takes about 20 minutes to walk to the entrance of Ta Puong cave. Ta Puong cave has a wide door, a high ceiling of about 10m wide and deep into the mountain about 200m. The heart of the cave is divided into two parts, one side is a stream of clear water, the other side is sandy beach. The stream bed in Ta Puong cave has a width of 4-5m, the depth is uneven, there are places to wade through, there are places where you have to swim along the stream to get deep inside. To move inside the dark cave, you must bring a flashlight. The volume of stalactites in Ta Puong cave is not much, but nature favors creating many unique and unique shapes. A stalactite like a ceiling lamp is shining when illuminated under the flashlight. In addition to fish in the stream bed, Ta Puong cave recorded other animals such as bats living. People here said that, apart from indigenous people, Ta Puong cave has never been visited by outsiders until now. Therefore, the cave still retains its natural wildness. People become small before the natural beauty in the heart of Ta Puong cave. From the mouth of Ta Puong cave, follow the stream to the downstream for about 10 minutes, you will reach Ta Puong 1 waterfall. The waterfall has a height of 30-35m, has a large water flow, maintained all year round. The majestic Ta Puong 1 waterfall pours water all year round like a white silk strip through the lush green forest canopy with bold and wild charm of the western region of Quang Tri. Under Ta Puong 1 waterfall, there are many large and flat rocks for visitors to rest and enjoy the majestic scenery, while breathing in the fresh, cool natural air. About a 20-minute walk from Ta Puong 1 waterfall to the downstream is Ta Puong 2 waterfall. Here visitors can immerse themselves in the cool water in a lake of about 5,000 square meters, with clear water. With a short distance from each other, Ta Puong cave and Thac Puong waterfall 1,2 are new and attractive destinations for tourists who love to explore and immerse themselves in nature. Currently, Quang Tri province is also studying tourism development in these destinations.

(Photo: Pandotrip) Normally, Horsetail is a small and dry waterfall because its water is the amount of melted snow flowing down from the top of El Capitan rocky mountain, so little that visitors do not notice, until the phenomenon of Fire Falls appears. If you want to admire this amazing beauty, you have to be at the right time, not at any time. (Photo: Gary Hart) Every year, in just about 2 weeks, from mid-February to early March, when the sun sets, the light shines down on Horsetail waterfall making it glow red, orange and yellow as unique as the name Fire Falls. It is also unique in that during those 2 weeks, Firefall does not happen every day, so people talk to each other, only the “lucky” people can meet. According to Amusing Planet, in order to form Fire Falls, several conditions must be present simultaneously. The first is that the waterfall must be flowing, which means it needs to be warm enough to melt the snow and ice, the falls’ only source of water. (Photo: Stephanie Hager) The second condition is that the western sky must be real during sunset, with no clouds, rain or snow that would block the sunlight on its way to the waterfall. Photographer Michael Frye, author of The Photographer’s Guide to Yosemite says: Horsetail Falls is so amazing that I don’t know of any other waterfall on Earth that can have this light “. (Photo: The LIFE Picture Collection) The beautiful sight at Fire Falls is known to more tourists by sharing pictures on the media. Every year, many tourists and photographers flock here to admire this incredible beauty. The most convenient and frequent place to see the Fire Falls phenomenon is at the El Capitan picnic area. At the end of February, you’ll often find a host of photographers of all levels waiting there to capture the last rays of evening at Horsetail. (Photo: Heyengel) (Photo: Heyengel) (Photo: Steve Corey) (Photo: John Krzesinski)

Waterfall Bay. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ The Sang mountain area is adjacent to the prehistoric archaeological site with the autumn-winter battle at Khoang Bo rapids. Bright Mountain is also hidden in the deep green and serenity of a magnificent and very spectacular landscape. In the mountain, there are primeval forests, many kinds of precious trees, strange flowers and plants. On Sang Mountain, there is a beautiful scene that is both majestic and spectacular, which is Bay waterfall. This is a waterfall created by a stream flowing down from the top of Sang Mountain. The long-term flow from the endless mountain land has created many rapids. Until now, people in the area have not yet determined how many waterfalls there are in the Bay waterfall system. Sometimes it is four, sometimes five or seven peaks, and then some indigenous people claim to have all nine waterfalls. The waterfalls are connected in a row, the higher you go, the higher the waterfall steps, creating a spectacular scene. Bay Waterfall is the name of the highest waterfall and is considered the common name of the whole waterfall system. The wild beauty of Sang Mountain. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ To be able to reach Bay waterfall, you have to go to the shore of Bo Lac Lake – a reservoir built by local people with wisdom, labor and determination higher than the mountain since the 80s of the century. before. From here, to admire all the fanciful beauty of all the peaks in the Bay waterfall system, visitors should not go on the mountain trail but wade upstream along the stream. In this way, although it will be much more adventurous and difficult, but in return, you can admire the beauty of the mountains and the waterfall from a different angle, wild and extremely charming. Here, the water and the air “separate” each person in their own way: the water flows down the stream and the air rolls backwards, forming a gust of wind that blows all around, like a hurricane accompanied by rain. Visitors coming here inevitably get wet, but even though their clothes are wet, they still fly, their hair also flutters and everything flies… Maybe that’s why people call it Bay waterfall. The old people in the region recounted: “Bay Waterfall is the new name given, formerly known as Drum Waterfall to fight the army because it is said that Mr. From there, you will go up to Bach Bung, De Tham cave”. Hai Luu Stork Garden. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Passing through the Bay waterfall, from there up high, we will come to Bach Bung beach, where De Thuan in the past planted rice. On Sang Mountain, there was once a mountain called Bach Bung. The Van Dai Book of Languages ​​says: “Nu Sang is the highest peak in the Lich mountain range. The top of the mountain has several flat places like a palace, with the temple of De Thuan”. Sang Mountain has an abundant water source flowing all year round creating many rapids, beautiful lakes and providing irrigation and fishery resources. The large streams are the habitat of many aquatic species (goby, catfish, perch, trach locust, shrimp, shrimp, crab…). Those who go to the mountains often fish grilled on the spot. A fire stove, a wine pot, a few fish skewers make a party for tourists who love the natural life. Currently, local authorities have built large streams to create dams to hold water for agricultural production, aquaculture and eco-tourism. That is Bo Lac lake in the south, Suoi Sai lake in the north of Sang mountain. In addition, there is also a picnic ecological area (Hai Luu stork garden), historical and cultural relic area (Binh Son tower), historical site ( Khoan Bo rapids) and Hai Luu stone crafting village. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

(Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) Iceland belongs to the Arctic Circle, made up of volcanoes belonging to an active submarine volcanic ridge. Besides glaciers, icebergs, Iceland also has many volcanoes, hot springs and huge geothermal resources due to its location on the Atlantic volcanic belt. According to Reference, it is because there are glaciers and volcanoes together that Iceland is called the land of fire and ice. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) The center of the island is an extremely cold highland area, almost uninhabited. More than three hundred thousand Icelanders live mainly on the coast, of which nearly half are concentrated in the capital Reykjavík. The capital is more than a thousand years old and Reykjavík means Smoky Bay. (Photo: Internet) As the name suggests, this city is a bit dreamy, a bit ancient and most of the architecture is simple and small. Icelanders do not need massive buildings because the magnificent nature here is enough to make anyone overwhelmed. In addition to ice and snow specialties, there are also countless beautiful waterfalls. If you come here in the summer, the best way to explore this beautiful land is to rent a self-drive car along the Ring Road. This route has a total length of 1,322km, surrounding the island and connecting most of the main city, so of course it runs through most of the main attractions, freely roaming around. In the evening, visitors can rent a hotel or bring a tent ready for camping. (Photo: Internet) Along this road, there are many fully equipped campsites, with a kitchen for you to cook for yourself, a full bathroom and toilet. Therefore, the most economical way is to bring tents and buy ready-made food at supermarkets. Although it is summer, the temperature is still quite low, so you still need to bring some warm clothes. The weather is also quite erratic, it can rain when it’s sunny, then it’s sunny again, so you can enjoy the rainbow. There are times when sitting by the waterfall, if you are lucky, you can see a double rainbow. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) Ring Road is considered very beautiful, so even sitting in the car, you can enjoy the scenery without getting bored, turn on the music and chill. Once you come here and experience driving along the roads in Iceland, it will be an unforgettable memory of your youth.

According to scientific researchers, this cave is a limestone cave formed about 400 million years ago today, with a total length of 2,144m and has 3 main gates: Nguom Ngao, Nguom Lom, and Ban Thuon; The temperature in the cave is very cool in the summer, but warm in the winter. Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA The stalagmite block looks like a waterfall. Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA A stalactite shaped like a cactus. Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA A stalactite block shaped like an upside down lotus flower. Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA

Fly Geyser, Nevada, USA : Mixing unique colors, the Fly Geyser geothermal geyser is likened to a natural wonder in the heart of the Black Rock desert in Nevada. Strong water pressure pushes minerals and hot gases off the surface, interacting with oxygen and thermophilic algae in hot and humid conditions, creating a rainbow effect. The color of the fountain as well as the surrounding small ponds is constantly changing with the seasons and the amount of water being ejected. With its magical beauty, this place attracts paparazzi from all over the world. Landmannalaugar, Iceland : This is one of the most impressive landscapes in Iceland with large mountains of strange beauty. Coming here, visitors can enjoy the colorful picture with plateaus, hot springs and fjords. The color mixing thanks to the geological features of Landmannalaugar, which is a volcanic area. Lava from volcanoes forms obsidian green, pink, brown, yellow, purple… With the ingenious color scheme of nature, Yuanyang rice terraces , Yunnan, China, was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 2013. This scenic spot was built on the red soil mountains more than 2,500 years ago, located at an altitude of nearly 2,000 meters above sea level. The fields are filled with green, brown and yellow spring water from the forests, creating a fanciful scene. Cano Cristales River, Colombia: The Cano Cristales River, also known as the River of Five Colors, is located in the Serrania de la Macarena National Park. The river wears a colorful shirt and has crystal clear water. The vibrant colors that visitors see are actually algae clinging to the rocks. Palouse, Washington, USA : Located south of Spokane, Palouse is an agricultural area, mainly producing wheat and legumes. This is considered a land with beautiful multi-colored grass like lacquer paintings. The alluvial sand dunes are typical of Palouse. Flat land here is very rare, mainly sloping terrain. The Land of 7 Colors , Mauritius: The famous natural wonder of the island nation of Mauritius attracts visitors by its colorful sand dunes, surrounded by tropical jungle. The dunes are created when basalt lava gradually transforms into clay minerals, encountering different temperatures of the rock, forming 7 distinct colors. Prominent among the vast nature are the smooth strips of land with bright colors such as red, orange, yellow, purple… Painted Hills , Oregon, USA: Drawing Hill is one of the attractions in the US that attracts tourists around the world. Each color layer here corresponds to a geographic period. Geologists believe that the black layer is lignite, derived from ancient riverbank plants. The red layer is laterite rich in iron and aluminum. Gray patches alternate between layers of shale and mudstone. Due to the special geological structure, Doi Ve has almost no living plants. Huay Mae Khamin Waterfall , Thailand: This spectacular waterfall is considered one of the most beautiful natural wonders in Thailand. The chain of 7-tiered waterfalls is white, combined with moss-covered rocks, and the jungle changes colors vividly every season. All create a natural picture with artistic color schemes. Ningaloo Marine Park , Western Australia: Located on the coast of Western Australia, the park owns more than 500 species of fish and 200 types of coral. With a drone view, you can admire the cyan waters that blend with the pale shoreline of Cape Range National Park.

(Photo: Internet) This majestic waterfall is named after the Honokohau River – a long river that flows from the top of Puu Kukui, which receives annual rainfall of up to 9,000 mm, also the area is said to have the highest rainfall. world. Since the Honokohau waterfall has two levels, the water can be seen pouring inside into a small depression and sinking several hundred meters deep, flowing to another “natural pool” at the bottom of the mountain. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) The beautiful natural scenery here has appeared in the movie Jurassic Park , making many more passionate about this victory. With such a view, Honokohau Falls is a must-see when visiting Hawaii. (Photo: Internet) It looks so beautiful and majestic, however, coming here is not convenient. This waterfall has never been conquered by anyone, because of its incredible height and steep terrain. This waterfall cannot be reached by car or hiking, the only way to see this amazing natural wonder is by helicopter. (Photo: Internet) Sightseeing also depends on the weather because this area often receives rain, or sometimes the whole waterfall is covered by a sea of ​​clouds. So it’s best to check the weather before scheduling this scenic tour. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet)

Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) The stalagmite block looks like a waterfall. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) A stalactite shaped like a cactus. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) A stalactite block shaped like an upside down lotus flower. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA) Nguom Ngao cave has many stalactites and stalagmites with diverse shapes, is one of the famous beautiful caves in Vietnam. (Photo: Vu Sinh/VNA)

Skylights are often designed to light and ventilate exposed spaces such as stairs, bathrooms or bedrooms. On the roof, smart roofing is often used to illuminate and prevent rain. Skylights appear more and more in townhouses. (Illustration) Many homeowners open skylights but cover their roofs with light corrugated iron or glass. This design only solves the problem of getting light, the air will not be convection. Therefore, the roof of the skylight should have a gap, but still ensure the effect of preventing rain. Bringing nature into the house Houses with a large area should open the balcony towards the skylight like a split-level house. At that time, the homeowner can decorate with the railing of the balcony. Along with the variety of construction materials and modern techniques, skylights are increasingly modified and designed in many different styles. All towards the goal of bringing a better living space for homeowners, increasing aesthetics. Getting light and air convection are two advantages of skylights. (Illustration) If the house space is high, narrow and low-light, homeowners can design the skylight as a waterfall, a floating wall to bring nature into the house, turning this place into the “lungs” of the house. Material selection The downside of skylights is noise. Therefore, homeowners need to use noise-canceling materials. Planted areas or waterfalls should have a waterproofing solution. The planting site must be convenient for watering. Items hanging on the stairs and skylights must be easily removable. At corridor windows that open to skylights, safety railings must be arranged for children. Note that seating should not be arranged at the foot of the skylight to ensure safety. Air convection The essence of the skylight is to create the effect of air convection from bottom to top inside the well cell. This convection air flow will exit the well mouth carrying “dirty” gas, while the “clean” air outside will be sucked in. For a skylight to be effective, the path of convection air must be clear. (Illustration) The mechanism that creates the natural convection effect is the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the house, and the “paint gun”-type negative pressure effect on the well mouth when there is a breeze. To be effective, the path of convection air must be clear. Mini scene The area of ​​the skylight on the bottom floor is often used for decoration, as a miniature or can be integrated into some functional space such as the living room, dining room, lobby. Planting trees in skylights should choose plants with little care, no harm and no strong scent. Sky well for small house For townhouses with a small area, most homeowners are aware of the importance of architectural physics and interior aesthetics when there is a skylight. The design plan must have a skylight to turn the dark part of the house into the brightest and naturally ventilated place. In case the house is large enough and has a backyard, the skylight is usually arranged in the middle of the house, providing an open view. Depending on the shape of the land, skylights will be scattered depending on the layout. Small houses can still design skylights. (Illustration) The area of ​​​​the house is about 50m2, so a skylight should be arranged along the stairs on one side of the wall. This type of skylight is aesthetically pleasing and suitable for small houses. In some cases, the skylight is narrow and just a slit, but it provides very good air convection. At that time, the sunshades or diffusers are still utilized under the glass or plastic layer to bring soft light to the interior space. Phuong Anh (synthetic)

Field of Chum. The Mystery of the Plain of Jars The most famous in Xieng Khouang is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Plain of Jars with more than 2,000 stone jars of all shapes and sizes, dating from about 500 BC to 500. A.C. The stone jars are scattered in many places in Xieng Khouang, however, only 3 places around Phonsavan town have been put into tourism; the first site has about 250 jars, the second site has 100 jars and the third site has more than 100 jars. The remaining areas are still being studied because there are many mines that have not been cleared thoroughly. The average height of the jars is 1-2m, some are up to 3.5m high, weighing tens of tons. Most of the jars do not have lids, some are raised above the ground, some are partially submerged in the ground, the mouth of the jar is elliptical, square, round… The strange thing is that there are no rocky mountains around this area. Where did ancient people carve out these giant jars and how to transport them to Xieng Khouang, that is still an unanswered question. There have been many theories as to how the jars were created to hold wine to celebrate the victory during the reign of King Khun Cheung. There is an opinion that because in the dry season, in Xieng Khouang there is a serious lack of water, so the ancients made these giant jars to store water. Archaeologists believe that these are urns related to prehistoric burial rituals when many remains, burial items and ceramics were discovered around the stone jars. The Plain of Jars is located at the intersection of the Mekong and Red River systems, so it has favorable conditions for trade and cultural exchange. The distribution of stone jars throughout Xieng Khouang is said to be associated with the routes. overland trade and trade and they are the most striking evidence of Iron Age civilization. Explore the ancient kingdom of Tai Phuan Talking about the ancient kingdom of Tai Phuan, it is impossible to forget the town of Khoun, 36km southeast of Phonsavan. In the 14th century, Tai Phuan was once a busy commercial center in the area and later belonged to the kingdom of Laos Lane Xang. Since then, Tai Phuan has become a center of Buddhist architectural art with many temples built everywhere, and perhaps, the most famous is the sitting Buddha statue at Wat Phia Wat. After that, the French came and brought their culture into the architecture of this land. Sitting Buddha statue Wat Phia Wat. Despite being heavily destroyed by bombs during the war, you can still tour the ruins of different eras around the town. Wat Phia Wat is said to have been built in 1322 but it was destroyed by the French and Americans between 1953 and 1966 respectively. The Buddha statue here may not be beautiful when one eye is missing, right cheek and lip scarred. However, this is a testament to the resilience and ability of the people to rise up after almost total destruction. Perhaps that is the reason why the statue is so revered by many people, who often come to worship. In addition to the Buddha image, you can visit That Foun stupa – said to be the place to keep the ashes of the Buddha, and the 500-year-old That Chompet tower covered with green grass. Waterfalls and hot springs Kha is a famous waterfall near Khang Phanieng village, Nong Het district. Thac Kha is hidden in limestone cliffs and cascades over 100m long, alternating with steep waterfalls. In addition, Tad Kha waterfall near Tajok village is also very interesting. You will have to walk along the forest trail to reach the falls. This is a popular destination for locals, especially during the Lao New Year holidays. Located in Kham district, about 50km north of Phonsavan, is a hot spring with very few tourists. Ideally you would walk 3-4 hours along the Mat river valley to the Plain of Jars. Afterwards, head back for a refreshing dip in the hot springs. Not vibrant, not majestic, Xieng Khouang brings a sense of peace and comfort. This land attracts tourists mainly by the simplicity, freshness and hospitality of the local people. Going to Xieng Khouang, you will see an attractive Laos with many unspoiled landscapes, fresh and primitive nature.

Morning alms round in Luang Prabang. Luang Prabang ancient capital The ancient capital of Luang Prabang was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1995 and ranked by Travel and Leisure Magazine as one of the ten most attractive tourist cities in Asia. Any visitor to Luang Prabang is attracted by the ancient, quiet and romantic features. You can walk or rent a bicycle to slowly walk around the old town, visit heritage buildings with traditional Lao architecture. In the afternoon, sit and relax in lovely cafes and restaurants by the riverside watching the daily life of the people. An activity not to be missed when coming to Luang Prabang is to visit the ancient temples of Wat Xieng Thong and participate in the morning alms round of the monks. This is one of the traditional beauties of Buddhist culture in Laos. The alms ceremony in Luang Prabang usually takes place in the early morning, from 4:30 to 6:30 on the main roads. Vibrant Vang Vieng Vang Vieng is a small town on the route from Luang Prabang to Vientiane and is located along the Nam Song River. This is a place that is loved by many foreign tourists because there are many exciting recreational activities related to the river such as kayaking through fast-flowing rivers, ziplining, tubing – lying on floats floating along the river, jumping – jumping from high huts into the river… Restaurants and bars play exciting music all day long, making the atmosphere here more exciting and interesting. Vang Vieng has a very beautiful terrain, with rivers, mountains, green fields, wild, peaceful, and bustling, giving this town a strange charm. Peaceful Southern Laos Although not as vibrant or ancient as the North and the South, Laos makes tourists fall in love with the idyllic and peaceful scenery in rural villages with low-leaved houses, bamboo fences, zigzag dirt roads. Banana bushes, bamboo bushes overgrown. Southern Laos also has a lot of interesting things such as the largest Khone Phapheng waterfall in Southeast Asia, Wat Phou temple – an important religious architectural complex that preserves the values ​​of history and culture of Laos, or Siphandon – is known as “4,000 islands” on the Mekong River.

Ta Gu waterfall is located in Son Hiep commune, Khanh Son mountainous district (Khanh Hoa). From Cam Ranh city, turn along Provincial Road 9, go on the romantic Khanh Son pass about 40km to To Hap town. There is no signpost indicating where Ta Gu waterfall is, other than asking locals. Sometimes seeing you lost your way, people stop and say: “Are you going to Ta Gu waterfall? Let’s go this way.” I have met such enthusiastic people, so that once I can leave my footprints on this mysterious waterfall. From Hung Vuong street go forever, turn many times, go on a small dirt road, go up high, down low … finally to the waterfall. On holidays, there is only one person to keep the car, but normally, you just lock the car there and start conquering. On the way, you can stop at Apa Buoi bridge to see the unique stream flowing backwards to the West, feeling like water flowing from low to high. Ta Gu Waterfall was formerly known as Ivory Waterfall, later named Ta Gu because its water flows into the stream of the same name. The story associated with the waterfall is told by the old people here, then handed down. It was from the time when heaven and earth were in harmony, there was a stream with flowers blooming in four seasons and blue water. The fairies in the sky fly down to bathe in the stream, then go to the top of the mountain to dry their long hair. In it, there is the Ut fairy, because she was busy playing, the door of heaven was closed, and she turned into a waterfall on earth. The high mountain that the waterfall flows down like an ivory has a beautiful name: Mount Chalo. In fact, Ta Gu waterfall has been known for only a few years now, when many young people keep riding motorbikes and go out to explore. From then on, the discoveries to the waterfall kept increasing. It is undeniable that going to Ta Gu waterfall is a real adventure. The way down below is a dangerous one. The cliff collapsed, the tree roots protruded, the adventurer kept clinging to the tree’s roots, looking for the protruding mounds of earth to climb down to the waterfall. In fact, when I got there, I only saw rocks covered, and the water was flowing downhill. But you have to go to the end, so you jump on the cliffs to cross to the other side of the stream. The rocks here are very slippery, so many people in the front have deliberately dropped large bamboo branches for the following people to cling to. The simpler way is to just roll up your pants and wade through the water, because the highest place the water level is about 0.8m. After crossing the bank, go along the forest path opened by the previous person. The road is small, about 0.4m wide, very difficult to go, sometimes going up, sometimes going down, sometimes you have to cling to the roots of trees to climb. Finally to the cliff. The most difficult thing is to climb down the cliff at a height of 5m to conquer Ta Gu waterfall. There are many people who give up, just sitting on the rocks from afar and watching. Touching Ta Gu waterfall will feel different from any waterfall you have been to. The clear white water flows without noise, pouring into a lake about 200m2 wide. Next to the lake is a cliff about 6m high. There are many primeval forest trees here, many flat rocks to rest, sit there and watch the waterfall. In particular, there are many holly trees on the side of large trees. Currently, Ta Gu waterfall still has no services, but the attraction of the unspoiled waterfall has made more and more footsteps come. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

In particular, thanks to the opening of the road along Lap An lagoon, many eco-tourism sites in the area were discovered and exploited, contributing to creating jobs and improving the lives of many households. in the area. And Do Waterfall in Bald Coconut is one of the eco-tourist destinations that in our opinion you should come to experience this summer. If you depart from Hue, follow Highway 1A to Phu Loc, cross 2 passes Phuoc Tuong, Phu Gia, look to the right, you will see a wide lagoon with a soft winding road bordered by a picturesque landscape. drawing – That is the lagoon and the road along Lap An. You can choose to turn right from the foot of Phu Gia pass, or continue to go straight towards Lang Co town and turn in, leisurely follow this road for a few more kilometers, to the territory of Bald Dua village, you will see a signpost. ; Or simply ask the locals, anyone can show you the right way. Clear water for guests to enjoy swimming and bathing The road to Thac Do is very easy to go, low-rise 4-seater cars can also come to the place. The waterfall originates from the top of Bach Ma mountain, when it rumbles, when it travels through the green primeval forest canopy of the National Forest, to Bald Coconut, the water poured over many years has created 3 successive lakes. connected, transparent. Each lake is about a hundred square meters wide, enough for visitors to enjoy bathing and swimming. At the bottom of the lake, which is not too deep, there are many small stream fish swimming, working hard to find moss to eat, or hiding in the rock holes that make the children love to dive and catch them tirelessly. From the lakes, guests can go upstream, just a short distance to check-in, cool off with pure white water. Those who want more can find a certain niche, sit with their backs to the massage water comfortably without having to be afraid of charging fees and calculating “tips”. Of course, care must be taken to avoid locations with a lot of moss to avoid dangerous falls. Eating and drinking, shacks are served by local people, simple and reasonable prices. The food is fresh and delicious, but in general, the scenery is so fresh and beautiful, everything feels delicious. In the first years, go to the place to find the shack before ordering. Later on, tourists heard the voice coming back a lot, the service was also “pro” gradually, there was a Fb page, there was a phone number for customers to book in advance. I just hope that the business people here know how to respect and preserve the landscape, which is also preserving their source of life. Must raise awareness of environmental protection, awareness of preserving beautiful views for the lake and waterfall. Avoid the situation where everyone does, strong everyone wins, leading to damage to the destination, tourists turning away is a waste and a waste. Sunny days have sounded very acrid. Get in the car, Thac Do is on duty. You will surely be satisfied. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

Ojcow National Park, Poland: This place is called Poland’s golden autumn. The smallest national park in the country, Ojcow is located near the ancient capital Krakow. From early September, oaks and sycamores change their leaves with a combination of bright red and moldy red. Trails run through streams, caves and houses deep in the forest. Lake District, Cumbria, England: The Lake District is the largest park in England, and autumn colors in this area are also extremely rich. Looking over the water, the treeline leaves appear red-green. When walking on the road into the town, visitors can admire the autumn forest with many intertwined colors. It is also home to England’s highest mountain, Scafell Pike, and the largest and deepest lakes. Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire – Autumn paradise in England: This nursery attracts visitors throughout all seasons of the year, but especially in the last days of October, the green trees like changing color, dyed red make the scenery become so magical. Herne Hill, London: After picking up coffee beans at Herne Hill or having breakfast at Lido Café, you can take a stroll around Brockwell Park for amazing views of the London skyline. Dolcoch Rainforest in Wales: Snowdonia National Park is a place where you can see a wild and impressive picture of nature. The Talyllly Railway runs for 7 miles, running along Tywyn Beach to the Fathew Valley, leading to the majestic waterfalls of Dolgoch and Nant Gwernol. Along the forest trail, visitors will come to a rainforest valley, surrounded by ancient trees and ferns and green moss. Peebles, Scotland: In early October, the trees around this town turned vibrant colors. To see giant “samples” (katsura trees), visit the botanical garden in Dawyck and enjoy great coffee there. Cinque Terre, Italy: Imprinted with Mediterranean culture, in Cinque Terre, visitors can take a walk on the street facing the sea filled with red and yellow leaves. However, there are some roads that are closed to the public due to the risk of landslides. Lake Bled, Slovenia: A beautiful glacial lake surrounded by the majestic Julian Alps and verdant jungle. In the middle of the lake is a natural and unique floating island in Slovenia, prominent on it is the ASumption church, 52m high and the way to the tower has 99 steps. In autumn, the trees’ shadows leaning down to the lake create colors that attract tourists’ eyes. Mount Piatra Craiului Transylvania: In October, when the leaves are gradually thinning, the Piatra Craiului mountain range is great to explore. The trails are clearly visible, going up to high points where visitors can zoom their eyes across the area. Finnish Lapland: Visitors have an extremely interesting cycling trip in Finland, north of the North Pole, watching colorful nature. Dorset Lookout Tower, Near Toronto: Ontario’s Muskoka area is Toronto’s outdoor area, with red granite rocks dotted with rivers and waterfalls. East of Bracebridge, passing Highway 117, visitors can see forests of oak, birch and maple. Brilliant yellow. Adirondack Range, New York State: The whole Adirondack region in autumn is like a picture with beautiful warm colors, the red and yellow of the trees, the blue of the sky. The Adirondack Mountains are home to a variety of terrain from valleys to passes and waterfalls. Therefore, this is also a beautiful place to see the brilliant and diverse autumn colors of the Northeast American region. Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia: In the fall, the entire island “puts on” a multi-colored shirt, bright red, yellow and green colors from the trees that do not change color. Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee / North Carolina: In this national park, visitors can see far into the distance. The roads can drive or walk to see the autumn leaves here. Gunma Prefecture, Honshu, Japan: A picnic at the Gunma Army, Honshu in the fall is a trip not to be missed. A trip to the Ichinokurasawa valley, to see one of the three largest rock faces in Japan. Or luckily, visitors may encounter herds of wild monkeys. Kamikochi National Park, Honshu: In central Honshu, a 3-hour drive northeast of Nagoya, is one of the most fascinating sites in the Japanese Alps. The slopes are covered with brilliant orange-dark oak forests. There are walking trails that offer views across the valleys.

1. The largest volcanic cave system in Southeast Asia belongs to which province? Dak Nong
Dak Lak
Lam Dong The system of volcanic caves in the Central Highlands was discovered in Dak Nong province, mainly in Krong No district. In 2014, the Vietnam Geological Museum and the Japan Volcanic Cave Association announced results showing that this is the largest-scale volcanic cave system in Southeast Asia. Image: Howmanycountry. 2. What is this cave system called? Tham Pua

Chu B’luk
A Few Chu B’luk is also known as Bat Cave. The cave is 25 km long from the crater of Buon Choar along the length of the Serepok River to the Dray Sap waterfall area. Image: Takenbykha. 3. Which place is considered as “Ha Long Bay” of the Central Highlands? Ta Dung Lake
Lak Lake
Sea Lake This large lake possesses a unique natural setting with more than 40 large and small islands undulating in the middle of the water. Ta Dung Lake has cool and pleasant weather all year round. This place is attractive to those who love to travel, experience and enjoy the beauty of nature. Image: Howmanycountry. 4. Coming to Ta Dung, what activities can visitors experience? Camping, trekking through the forest, boating in the middle of the lake, check-in homestay with beautiful view…
Enjoy local cuisine, visit ethnic minority markets…
All the above activities Coming to Ta Dung, visitors can camp, trek through the forest, take a boat trip in the middle of the lake, check-in “virtual living” at homestays with beautiful views, enjoy local cuisine, visit ethnic minority markets. … Image: Yenretro. 5. Where is the waterfall in Dak Nong province? Lieng Rowoa
Lieng Nung
Phu Cuong Belonging to Dak Nia commune, Gia Nghia town, Dak Nong province, Lieng Nung waterfall has a green space and charming landscape that attracts many tourists. Consisting of 3 clusters with the largest main waterfall about 30 m high, Lieng Nung is like a white silk strip stretching along the craggy cliffs. Image: Sontungst. 6. What does the name Dray Nur waterfall mean? Husband Waterfall
Wife Waterfall
Waterfall Con Dray Nur is the most majestic waterfall, located on the border of 2 provinces of Dak Nong and Dak Lak. The name of the waterfall means the female waterfall, so it is also called the Wife waterfall, with a length of 250 m, a height of 30 m and a width of 150 m. Image: Hannah.nguyen981161. 7. Dak Nong Geopark is the 10th Global Geopark recognized by UNESCO in Vietnam? first

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3 On July 7, 2020, UNESCO recognized Dak Nong Geopark as a Global Geopark. With this recognition, Dak Nong Geopark becomes the third global Geopark in Vietnam, after Dong Van Stone Plateau Global Geopark, Ha Giang Province and Non-Non Global Geopark. Cao Bang country, Cao Bang province. Image: Nguyenxuanhai212.

There is only one problem: They are not the owner of the 1,500 square meter villa and are not allowed to use it by the owner. This villa has everything on site: a bowling alley, swimming pool with waterfall, hot tub, tennis court, bar 240 meters long. The marriage of him and his girlfriend here is “God’s plan,” said Wilson. But the truth is that Nathan Finkel – the owner of the villa has never allowed the couple to hold a wedding at their home. Nathan was stunned when Wilson showed up on Saturday morning to set things up, so he called the police. The villa the couple plans to have their wedding ceremony “Someone has trespassed on my property,” Nathan informed the 911 dispatcher. And they kept harassing me, calling me. They said they were going to have a wedding here and that was God’s will. I don’t know what’s going on. All I want is for it to stop. Now, they are sitting on my property, right in front of the gate. Later, two police officers told Wilson that he had to get out of here. Wilson obeyed and no charges were filed. “I don’t want to talk about it anymore,” said Wilson when asked. It is known that Nathan – the owner of the villa – is trying to sell this real estate for the past 2 years for more than 5 million USD. Before that, Wilson was said to be a potential buyer. He visited the mansion a few months ago. A few months later, the guy asked Nathan if he could have his wedding in the backyard, but Nathan refused. However, that refusal did not stop the couple. They kept calling Nathan to tell about their love story. As expected, after the wedding on Saturday afternoon will be a cocktail program on the red carpet and the reception lasts until midnight. The next day’s party will run from noon to 4 p.m. Wilson knew the mansion was vacant but did not know that Nathan was living in another house on the same estate. The groom was shocked as soon as he reached the gate when he met the owner of the house. Dang Duong (According to AP)

Look at the beautiful iPhone 13 According to Antonio De Rosa’s concept, the iPhone 13 has an edge-to-edge Liquid Retina Waterfall display, a dual selfie camera hidden under the screen. On the back, the camera system with 4 lenses housed in a square module, but the design is more elegant. This camera system does not protrude too much compared to previous iPhones. IPhone 13 model with 4-lens rear camera IPhone 13 screen is expanded to 2 sides, the physical buttons are replaced with virtual buttons. Fingerprint scanner under the screen. No more “rabbit ears”, the selfie camera is hidden under the screen So, this is an iPhone that doesn’t have physical buttons or ports. The M1 chip is the power for this iPhone 13 model, with super-fast wireless charging. The machine is finished with a thin anamorphic layer. Seeing the iPhone 13 model really makes the iFan fall in love Form iPhone 13 With 5 color options including bright yellow, dark purple, magenta, dark black and white. The innovations in this model will make the iFan extremely excited, but at the moment Apple certainly can’t launch the iPhone like that. Hai Phong (from Concept-phones)

1. What province is Bay Floor Waterfall located in? Lam Dong Dak Lak Binh Thuan Bay Floor Waterfall is located on Da Nhim river, Phu Hoi commune, Duc Trong district, Lam Dong province, about 50 km from the center of Da Lat city. The waterfall has a height of 40 m and flows through 7 layers of rock. Image: Indrawuphoto. 2. What is another name of Seven Floor Waterfall? Pongour waterfall Ban Gioc Waterfall Thuy Tien Waterfall Seven-Floor Waterfall is also known with another name is Pongour. Located in the middle of the pristine mountains and forests, the majestic beauty of this tourist spot was once named “Nam Thien Nhat Waterfall” by King Bao Dai. Image: Lamldat. 3. What place has ever been on the top of the world’s greatest waterfalls? Yang Bay Waterfall
Ban Gioc Waterfall Pongour waterfall Page Touropia once named Ban Gioc waterfall in Vietnam on the list of the most majestic waterfalls in the world. This page introduces Ban Gioc as one of Vietnam’s number one scenic spots. Image: Bestcitybreaks. 4. Where is Ban Gioc waterfall located? Peace Son La
As tall as Ban Gioc waterfall is located in Dam Thuy commune, Trung Khanh district, Cao Bang province, about 20 km from the district center. The waterfall has 3 consecutive cascades, stretching to hundreds of meters. September and October is the best time to explore Ban Gioc waterfall. At this time, the water is clear blue, the current is strong, and the white water bubbles are thrown. Image: Zin_0204. 5. Thuy Tien Waterfall has several floors? 2
3 4 About 56 km from Buon Ma Thuot city, Thuy Tien waterfall belongs to Ea Puk commune, Krong Nang district, Dak Lak province. The waterfall consists of 3 layers of water, stretching over 1 km, about 40 m wide. Each floor has its own beauty. Towards the end of the waterfall, the water flows more strongly. Image: Benieuday. 6. Which of the following falls is located in Dak Lak? Yang Bay Waterfall
Dray Nur Waterfall Waterfall of Clouds The Serepok River is divided into two branches, falling into the waterfall, Dray Nur and Dray Sap. Behind the waterfall, there is a cave of nearly 3,000 m2. To enter the cave, you will have to go through a waterfall. This is also an interesting activity that many visitors love when coming here. Tickets to visit Dray Nur waterfall 30,000 VND / person. Image: Vynguyen_lovefood. 7. How high is the Yang Bay Waterfall? 60 70
80 About 45 km from Nha Trang city, Yang Bay waterfall is located in Yang Bay tourist area, Vinh Khanh district, Khanh Hoa. The waterfall is about 80 meters high and 2,000 meters long. In addition to admiring the majesty of the waterfall, visitors here can also participate in the experience of hot spring baths or mud baths, watching ethnic musical performances. Image: Sada_miya.

Bovbjerg cliffs in the Vestjylland UNESCO Global Geopark (Photo: UNESCO) Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, countries that did not apply for new geopark recognition, the UNESCO Global Geopark Council decided to consider this year’s candidates from Old application form (period 2017-2019). In fact, evaluations of these geopark have been carried out since before the start of the pandemic. The management boards of these parks have also submitted additional information reports as requested by the Council. The new UNESCO Global Geopark is: 1. Vestjylland Global Geopark, Denmark About a third of the Geopark’s surface area is on the mainland, with the rest comprising marine areas in the Limfjord and the North Sea. The terrestrial part of the Geopark’s icy landscape are flat plains, lagoons and lakes formed by successive ice ages, especially the most recent ice age, Main Advance, took place 23,000 to 21,000 years ago. Wind and water are continuing to affect the landscape in very conspicuous ways. Geopark includes 13 areas Naruta 2000, 5 nature reserves and wildlife and more than 90 natural geological sites. Natura 2000 is the European Union’s ecological network, which includes important bird habitats and protected habitats that are important to other wildlife species of interest to the European Union. 2. Global Geopark Saimaa, Finland Geopark takes its name from Lake Saimaa, the largest lake in Finland and the 4th largest lake in Europe. Located in southeastern Finland, south of the Vuoksi water system, the Geopark stretches about 20 to 180 meters above sea level. One-third of the park’s 6,063 km² of surface area is water, dotted with thousands of islands, and a coastline of more than 8,000 km. The rocks of Saimaa point to the area’s as far back as 1,900 million years ago when it was part of the seabed. The rocky bedrock is formed over time when the sea water recedes, mountain folds take place, the rocks crystallize into gneisses and granite. The ancient foundation was further affected by the ice age, and land accretion continues to this day. The land of this area was formed in the past 20,000 years due to erosion of ice sheets. Since then, several unique and endangered species, including seal Saimaa and salmon, have been “isolated” in the area. Impressive stone paintings on the shores of the lake show human presence from the Stone Age. The location and features of the Geopark allow visitors to observe the patterns of ice lobe formation in Finland’s Lake District. Saimaa seal ring (Photo: Arto Hamalainen / UNESCO) (Photo: Arto Hamalainen / UNESCO) (Photo: Arto Hamalainen / UNESCO) (Photo: Arto Hamalainen / UNESCO) 3. Thuringia Inselsberg Global Geopark – Drei Gleichen, Germany Located in Thuringia, central Germany, the Geopark covers an area of ​​about 988 km² at an altitude of 250 to 900 meters above sea level. The park’s geology records more than 150 million years of Earth’s history, from the merger of the Pangea supercontinent to the dissolution of the continent during the Late Triassic. Geopark’s distinctive fossil profile has been a subject of study for over 300 years, leading to the accumulation of great geological expertise. The fossilized reef here, among the first recognized in the 19th century, is a remnant of the formation of a small island surrounded by coral reefs in the Zechstein Sea. You can explore three of the Geopark’s hundreds of natural caves. The park’s Geo & Pleasure geo-tourism trail highlights the link between soil and local geology and traditional indigenous cuisine in the low mountains and loess regions. (Photo: Stephan Brauner Kerstin Fohlert / UNESCO) (Photo: Stephan Brauner Kerstin Fohlert / UNESCO) 4. Grevena Global Geopark – Kozani, Greece In the North of Greece, in the Western Macedonia region (within 40-70 km of the border of Albania and North Macedonia), this geopark covers an area of ​​2,486 km², with an altitude of 380 to 3,800 meters above water level. sea. Greece’s longest river, Aliakamon, flows through Grevana – Kozani. The park’s geology includes rock formations dating back to about a billion years ago, to date records a number of tectonic plate events, including the birth of the Tethyan Ocean and the emergence of Europe. as a separate continental block. Orliakas Mountain, a reef in the midst of an ancient African-European contiguous area, inside the Geopark. Studies of these geological features have significantly contributed to the development of popular theories about the origin of tectonic plates. The geopark also houses some of the world’s most important tornado fossils, The Land of Elephants and Mammoths with the longest known tusks in the world (over 5 m). (Photo: Geowonders Greece / UNESCO) (Photo: Geowonders Greece / UNESCO) (Photo: Geowonders Greece / UNESCO) 5. Global Geopark Belitong, Indonesia Belitong Geopark is located about 400 km north of Jakarta, including Belitung Island and more than 200 small islands in 13,000 km² of waters. The marine area accounts for about 2/3 of the total surface area of ​​this park. Belitong is known for its spectacular Tor granite landscape, and large rock outcrops, created by weathering and erosion. The park also features a rare meteorite tektite called Satam or Billitonite, along with unique mineral deposits such as the Nam Salu primary tin mine, the richest single tin mine in the region. Southeast Asia. Located on historic maritime trade and migration routes, Belitong is home to more than 288,000 people from diverse cultures, including the Sawang Tribes. The main sources of income are agriculture, fishing and mining. (Photo: Belitong Geopark / UNESCO) 6. Aspromonte Global Geopark, Italy Located in Calabria, southern Italy, with an altitude of nearly 2,000 meters above sea level, Aspromonte Geopark is home to more than 273,000 people. The site’s exceptional geology is the result of the evolution of geodynamics and seismics that began more than 500 million years ago and are still ongoing. This geopark is located on a peninsula along the Apennine Mountains, corresponding to a piece of the Alpine range separating Spain, northwest Italy, Sardinia and Corsica. A complex of mountains, ridges and plateaus interspersed with deep valleys created by unique natural water currents, has “sculpted” the hard rocks of the foundation, leading to metamorphism to crystallize over time. and create spectacular waterfalls. The Geopark’s unique geomorphology gives visitors a stunning 360-degree view of the Strait of Messina, Mount Etna, the Aeolian Islands, Calabrian Greek territory, Locri territory and Gioia Tauro Plains. (Photo: UNESCO) (Photo: UNESCO) (Photo: UNESCO) 7. Majella Global Geopark, Italy Located in the Center of Apennines, the Geopark has a surface area of ​​740 km² with an altitude of 130 to 2,800 meters above sea level, along with more than 60 peaks in the Majella Mountains, half of which are over 2,000 meters high, like Mount Amaro. The geopark is made up of a series of gorges, many rivers and a number of perennial lakes that are essential to wildlife. This area is made up mainly of fossilized limestone. With ruins associated with the human presence some 600,000 years ago, the Geopark has 95 geological sites, including one of the oldest archaeological sites in Europe. Most have considerable educational and tourism value. Thanks to the special landscape of high-altitude reliefs near the sea and the heterogeneity of geomorphology, the Geopark is characterized by a variety of microclimate, ecosystems and ecological niches, which has increased the level of special and valuable biodiversity. (Photo: MNP Archive – Maurizio Anselmi / UNESCO) (Photo: Enigma Casare lacovone / UNESCO) (Photo: Luca de Monaco / UNESCO) (Photo: Upix Fotografia Ipogea / UNESCO) 8. Public mountain geology Holy Cross, Poland Located in the southeastern part of Poland, the western part of the Świętokrzyskie mountain range, the Holy Cross Mountain Geopark is 200 to 400 meters above sea level, and is home to more than 252,000 people. The Geopark located in the Trans-European Garment Region (TESZ), a major tectonic boundary between the Variscan Western Foundation, the Pre-Cambrian Eastern Foundation and the reproductive belt of Alpine structures, is the key to Learn the geological structure of Europe. More importantly, this is the only site in the TESZ where sedimentary rocks representing the sequence of all geological periods from the Cambrian to the Quaternary are raised on the surface. The geology of the park, combined with human intervention over the centuries has resulted in a rich diversity of landscapes, flora and fauna. Traces of human activity in the Geopark date back 60,000 years, including Neanderthal camps and a beautiful cave system. Many ancient quarries are testament to the importance of mineral deposits, metal ores, limestone and other natural resources to local people over time. (Photo: Szymon Pawlak / UNESCO) (Photo: Szymon Pawlak / UNESCO) Quynh Hoa According to UNESCO

In people’s impression, Chongqing is a famous Internet celebrity city. It seems that Hongyadong, Jiefangbei, Yangtze River Cableway, and Liziba Light Rail are the representative attractions of Chongqing. In fact, it is not the case. Internet celebrities are a label of Chongqing, but they cannot be truly authentic. Representing Chongqing, Chongqing is a famous cultural city with a history of more than 3,000 years, and a super-large city covering 82,000 square kilometers. Its beauty cannot be summed up by an internet celebrity label. There are world-class cultural sites such as Dazu Rock Carvings, and There are world-class scenery like the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, and even around the main city, there are also top big-name scenic spots like Jinfo Mountain, which has many world-class and national-level famous brands such as World Natural Heritage, National AAAAA-level scenic spots, national geological parks, national forest parks, etc. Can an Internet celebrity city represent it? Take Jinfo Mountain as an example. Many friends only know that it is a World Heritage Site and a national 5A-level tourist attraction. Even if they have been, many of them only know that there are Bitan Valley, Cliff Road, Golden Tortoise Chaoyang, Ecological Stone Forest and other attractions, but they don’t know. In the 441 square kilometer Jinfo Mountain scenic spot, there are a large number of karst depressions, sinkholes, piercing holes, rock pillars, waterfalls, canyons, ancient villages, ancient villages, ancient teas, ancient trees and other landscapes. These landscapes are scattered in the southeast and northwest of Jinfo Mountain. One or two days of walking horses and flowers can not go to these places. For example, the candlestick peak that this article will introduce to you is one of them. Candlestick Peak is located at the intersection of Jinfo Mountain and Baizhi Mountain, where the Baizhi River Grand Canyon is formed due to long-term water flow and wind erosion. The valley is deep and the cliffs on both sides are towering. Peak, this is the candlestick peak. The candlestick peak is more than a hundred meters high, and it looks like a huge candlestick. A similarly huge “candle” is inserted on it, which is a solitary peak rising into the sky. The characteristics of the Zhutai Peak and the surrounding rock mass are Quaternary sedimentary rocks, with mountains above and steep rocks below, with obvious strata formation, with typical geological features below the Jinfo Mountain Plain. On the edge of the Candlestick Peak, there are two karst caves. The entrance of the cave is built with a wall of gravel. Obviously someone once lived here, but in what age? It is impossible to verify who they are, and how did these people get to the cave where there are cliffs up and down? On the mountain opposite to Candlestick Peak, there is a waterfall flying down from the cave in the middle of the cliff. According to local villagers, this waterfall is constant all year round, the water volume does not increase or decrease, and the long flow does not stop. Where is its source? No one knows that it has become an unsolved mystery. On the side of this waterfall, there is also a cave. The entrance of the cave is the same as the cave on the opposite side. The wall is made of gravel. Obviously some people have lived in it, but this cave is still tens of meters away from the top of the mountain, and there are also some underneath. It’s tens of meters and it’s very steep. How did these people get up? Let’s take a telephoto view at the entrance of the cave. The wall at the entrance of the cave does not seem to be formed naturally, it is definitely man-made. Seeing that these rocks are not big, they are like small rocks taken from local materials just around the cave. . According to local villagers, it may be the place where the rich stored valuables in the past turbulent years. The average people simply went up. They couldn’t climb up below, and couldn’t get down below. How they got to the cave on the cliff is like the valley of the Yangtze River. Like the hanging coffin, it feels incredible. It was also said that it used to be a place where gods practiced. With the aura of Jinfo Mountain, they finally gained the way up, leaving behind these incomprehensible cliff caves. The authenticity cannot be verified. What do you think these caves do? Do you have a better understanding of this aspect? Let me tell you about it.

Speaking of Mount Tiantai, which is famous for its “Buddha, Taoyuan, and its beautiful landscapes”, the first thing we think of is “You Tiantai Mountain Fu” by Sun Chuo of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, which made it famous. Throughout the ages, the magnificent scenery of “the richness of the poor mountains and the sea, the magnificence of the people and gods” has attracted countless literati and poems such as Wang Xizhi, Li Bai, Meng Haoran, Xu Xiake, etc., and left countless magnificent poems. Tiantai Mountain is graceful and easy to see, and there are countless large and small attractions. “Akacheng was established as a standard by the rise of the clouds, and the waterfalls flow as a boundary.” The most famous landmark attractions in the Tiantai Mountain in history are undoubtedly “Akacheng Qixia” and Tongbai Waterfall. “Chicheng Qixia” refers to the only Danxia landform in Tiantai Mountain-Chicheng Mountain, and Tongbai Waterfall is what we are talking about today. The Tiantai Mountain Waterfall, also known as Tongbai Waterfall, or Mitsui Waterfall, is located on the side of Qiongtai Xiangu, one of the core scenic spots of Tiantai Mountain. It is a seasonal waterfall with high drop. It flows straight down during the rainy season and is spectacular. In the dry season, the flow is almost dry. Tiantai is known as “eight mountains, half water and half fields”. Water resources are relatively scarce. In order to meet the needs of local agricultural production, in 1958, the local government decided to block the waterfall to build a reservoir and irrigate to generate electricity. Makes this natural monument on the verge of oblivion. However, today, with the weakening of the power generation function of the reservoir and the great improvement of local water resources, the Tiantaishan Waterfall, which has been dry for 60 years, has restored its former majesty and once again has become a highlight of the Tiantai Mountain Scenic Area. “Dangerous cliffs stand with jade, mysterious girl cuts Jiuqusu; deep valleys are hidden, Qiongtai lies high in the Millennium Palace.” Tiantai Mountain waterfall, with a drop of 325 meters and a maximum width of 90 meters, is a rare high-drop hydrophilic cascade waterfall in China The group has the reputation of “the highest waterfall in China”. The main body of the waterfall has nine levels. It looks like a brocade from the air, and it sounds like a dragon chanting, just like the nine-day Milky Way pouring down, with a magnificent momentum. As Shixian said: “The sunrise is red and the rays of light shine on the snow cliff.” When you look closer, you can see the different flow patterns of the nine-level waterfalls, or the fight among groups, or the jade girl flying shuttle, splashing jade and flying beads in the green valleys of the mountains, and falling into the deep pools of different shapes. in. In addition to the beautiful and magnificent natural scenery, the Tiantai Mountain Waterfall also has a very deep historical and cultural heritage. Above the waterfall, there are many temples such as the Tongbai Palace, the ancestor of Taoism Nanzong. In history, many high Taoisms have established sects here, which can be described as the prosperity of immortal Taoism. And in history, many celebrities have come here to explore the wonders and make pilgrimages to ask questions, and the poems and monuments left are countless. Of course, in recent years, many modern landscape facilities have been added to the scenic area, such as Lingyun plank road, glass suspension bridge, viewing elevator, etc., so that visitors can get a better viewing experience.

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

In Fukushima, there is the Miharu Taki-zakura cherry blossom tree over 1,000 years old, belonging to the Edohigan genus – one of the three main varieties of cherry blossoms in Japan. Cherry blossoms fall to the ground like a waterfall, hence the name “Takizakura” (meaning ‘waterfall cherry blossom’) and is considered a rare flower variety of Japan. With a campus of nearly 1,000 cherry blossom trees, every spring to Tsuruga White Crane City is like sinking in the middle of a sea of ​​flowers. The citadel appears splendidly with white walls, characteristic red tile roof in harmony with bright pink cherry blossoms. It is considered one of the most beautiful cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan Nicchu Railway was restored to a walking and cycling route about 3km long. Along this road there are thousands of Shidare cherry blossom trees. In April, the cherry blossoms in full bloom here are very beautiful, attracting many visitors to visit. Senbonzakura, located on the banks of the Natsui River, is a popular attraction where visitors can walk and watch the cherry blossoms along the riverside road. At night, when the cherry trees are lit up, the scene is also very attractive. The Nunobiki Plateau Farm is a great destination in summer. Below the foot of 30 wind power pillars that slowly spin is a strip of beautiful sunflower fields. This is where visitors can see Inawashiro Lake and Mount Bandai. The ancient village of Ouchijuku used to flourish during the Edo period. Today, more than 30 old houses are preserved and create a nostalgic scene of the old days of Japan. The specialty here is Negi-soba noodles, eaten by fresh onions, not with chopsticks. Hinoemata Village is a beautiful place for those who love trekking to explore nature. Under the swamp, cauliflower and mountain lilies bloom brightly and create a breathtaking sight. The road passes through the Azuma Mountains with breathtaking majestic landscapes in autumn foliage. Drive slowly through this road, visitors will have a panoramic view. This place was selected as one of the 100 most beautiful streets in Japan. This route stops working in winter. Shingu Kumano Shrine is considered as an important cultural property of Japan. Built in the Heian period, the temple’s architecture changes over time. Today, visitors can visit the cultural heritage of Fukushima and Japan preserved here. In addition, in the temple precinct there is an 800-year-old ginkgo tree, each autumn comes, the leaves change color and dye the surrounding space. Lake Goshikinuma, also known as Lake of Five Colors, is one of the most majestic landscapes in Fukushima. Each lake has its own color, from dark brown to cobalt green. Each season, the scenery of the lake has its own unique features, inspiring many photographers in Japan and around the world. Although it is the main venue for sports activities in Fukushima Prefecture, Azuma Sports Park has a very poetic natural landscape. In autumn, the ginkgo trees in the park change clothes with brilliant yellow colors, creating a very romantic street and attracts visitors. Ouchijuku ancient village is also a beautiful place every autumn and winter. Ouchijuku Snow Festival is a popular event, held in mid-February, with lots of exciting events such as parades, snow lanterns and fireworks. In winter, Tsuruga Castle is covered with a beautiful white snow carpet. In mid-February, the Aizu Erosoku Candle Festival is held, to showcase candles made by the skillful hands of local artisans. The image of the castle illuminated by thousands of candles is extremely magnificent, making visitors especially impressed. Mount Bandai and Lake Inawashiro: Mount Aizu Bandai is selected as one of the 100 most beautiful mountains in Japan. This is also an ideal place for visitors to enjoy hiking and mountain climbing. Inawashiro Lake is one of the 10 largest lakes in Japan, making it an ideal spot where swans can be seen in winter. Skiing is also a “specialty” in Fukushima. There is the Ski Park and Resort Alts – one of the largest ski resorts in the Tohoku region, with 29 ski courses divided according to different slope and challenge levels. There are many hot springs in Fukushima that have a long history of operation; such as Lizaka hot spring with 1,000 years old, Higashiyama hot spring with 1,300 years old. Soaking in hot mineral water is very beneficial for health, so this is an experience visitors should not miss when coming to Fukushima. Fukushima is a place where visitors can experience the training and life of a true samurai. This land is the home of the Bushido martial spirit, loyalty to the lord, ignoring death and defying defeat. For this reason, the culture and spirit of the samurai in the region are still deeply imprinted today. The Aizu Buke Yashiki Samurai residence is a museum vividly depicting the Samurai. The living rooms display models and artifacts that recreate scenes of ancient life. Through artifacts such as weapons, costumes and other objects used by the samurai, visitors will gain a clearer picture of their life./.