Many diners enjoy this dish with the outdoor space on the terrace of the restaurant in Paris, praising the food that is quite new to the European region. The ornate dish won many nods and compliments from the adventurous clientele. A chef from Paris who has just prepared a pasta dish of insects, sweet potatoes and sautéed larvae, said: “This is an ideal dish for beginners to eat insects. Their taste is quite attractive and very little. who don’t like it.” French restaurant serving food of the future is not for the faint of heart In January 2021, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) deemed the larvae of the beetle, Tenebrio molitor, fit for human consumption. By May 2021, this agency approved the sale of this ingredient in the food market. It is predicted that to meet the growing world population, insects will soon be included in the cuisine of the future. The European Food Safety Authority has studied more than a dozen different applications for insect food products, including crickets and locusts. Insects in general can provide a sustainable and low-carbon food source for the future. Local resident Soheil Ayari, after dining with her two daughters, said: “I feel like I’m in a traditional restaurant except for what I’m eating. But honestly, the taste is very good. like regular food”. Ayari’s young daughter is also very excited about the new dish, saying: “Insects are eco-friendly and more than that, they are also very good.” Laurent Veyet raises worms at the store, their food is porridge and vegetables. Although, at first glance, the larvae look like maggots unappealing to enjoy, they are in fact the larvae of beetles, which are rich in protein, fat and fiber. With a versatile ingredient, the beetle larvae can be used to cook curries, salads, or ground to make flour into pasta, cookies or bread. Stefan De Keersmaecker, spokesman for health and food safety at the European Commission said: “Insects are very nutritious. They really help us transition to a healthy diet and food system and more sustainable”. For chef Laurent Veyet, he faces a two-part challenge. It is about winning public opinion and learning how to create attractive insect dishes combined with a variety of foods. “You have to find the right flavors and the right accompaniments. That’s what any chef will tell you,” says Laurent Veyet.

The 75 meter high eucalyptus tree includes 165 steps to challenge Australian adventurers Many visitors describe the experience of climbing the 75-meter ‘Dave Evans Bicentennial’ ancient eucalyptus tree as intimidating. Of course, the trip is not for those who are afraid of heights. Around the tall tree, people plug 165 ‘stairs’ which are iron stakes attached to the winding tree trunk. The Dave Evans Bicentennial eucalyptus tree, located inside Warren National Park, near Pemberton, West, is Australia’s highest fire observation site. The first time people inserted iron steps into a tree trunk was in 1988, marking 200 years since the arrival of British ships in Sydney in 1788. Now, this giant tree has become an attraction for adventurous tourists who want to conquer the towering tree and enjoy the panoramic view of the green national park. Adam Scott, a TikTok user shared a video of his recent conquest of a giant tree. According to Adam Scott, the only way to go up is to step on a series of iron bars hammered into the side of a tree more than 30 years ago. Adam Scott, who owns a TikTok account with more than 28,000 followers, said: “This is definitely Australia’s scariest attraction. This thing is so sketchy, how have they been around for so many years. “. In his first conquest, Adam Scott climbed to a height of about 25 meters above the ground. There are no seat belts or any instructions. On the way to climb the tree, there will be only you and the space seems to have no end under each iron stake. “If you fall, there won’t be anything to support you,” says Adam Scott. On the TripAdvisor page, many tourists who have joined the journey share that ‘if you are a thrill-seeker, you will love this adventurous tree climbing trip’, ‘Tree climbing is a great experience but sure. Not for the faint of heart’, ‘The distance between the stakes is very large so be careful’, ‘Although the distance is very large and 75 meters high, no one has actually died while climbing a tree’… To participate in this unique experience, you need to buy a Warren National Park pass, 12 USD, or about 276 thousand VND per vehicle, at the Pemberton Visitor Center. Then, traveling by car for about 15 minutes, you will see the old Dave Evans Bicentennial tree.

This project cost $2.8 million and took 2 years to build. Source: Carlos Costa/AFP The bridge is located at a height of 175m, below is the fast flowing water of the Paiva river. The scenery here is extremely peaceful, but the journey across the bridge is not for the faint of heart. The bridge is supported by steel cables and two massive towers on each side, the railing has a metal mesh, but visitors still feel a little “wobble” when crossing the bridge. Although heights can be intimidating for many, the first guests to walk here said they were excited and enjoyed the experience. A local resident named Marcio Soares also shared, he feels proud of the bridge. The Arouca city government hopes the $2.8 million project and takes two years to build will help revive the economy here. Suspension bridge “516 Arouca”. Source: Reuters During the inauguration ceremony, Mayor Margarida Belem said it will be one of the main attractions in the area: “Although the construction of the bridge has been completed for some time, the inauguration is still very important because It allows us to resume tourism.” Mr. Emanuel – a local guide shared, this city is aging rapidly as many young people move to big cities: “This is a breath of fresh air for our land, helping to attract many heads of the city. More private, more tourists. It will give a new impetus to Arouca.”

Officially inaugurated on May 2, this bridge is really not for the faint of heart. This special structure is made up of metal grids, hanging precariously at a height of 175m overlooking the fast-flowing Paiva River. Nestled among the rocky mountains covered with green trees and yellow flowers inside the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Arouca Geopark, the Arouca Bridge is 516m long. To cross this bridge, on average, each person takes about 10 minutes. The bridge is not intended for children under the age of six. Not until today’s inauguration ceremony, two days ago, people from the nearby town of Arouca were allowed to walk across this special suspension bridge. As the first person to have the courage to cross the longest suspension bridge in the world, Hugo Xavier shared: “I was a bit scared, but it was really worth it. Truly extraordinary, so unique.” Margarida Belem, the head of the Arouca region, said that the opening of the bridge after two years of construction would help the region resume tourism activities. “This bridge is a major attraction of this region,” said Margarida Belem. Meanwhile, Mr. Emanuel, a local tour guide, expects that: “The bridge is a breath of fresh air for our land because it will attract more investment, more people.” because the population in the region is aging rapidly as many young people move to big cities. “It will give a new impetus to Arouca,” said Emanuel. When fully operational from May 3, the 516m Arouca suspension bridge will break the 2017 record for the longest pedestrian suspension bridge recorded for the Charles Kuonen suspension bridge in Randa, in the mountains. Swiss Alps.

Normally, people would use carp, the body is cooked covered with sauce, while the head is kept fresh, the eyes and mouth are still moving. Yin Yang Fish is the creative result of a Taiwanese chef. Yin Yang fish dish started appearing on news sites in China and Taiwan for quite some time, but it wasn’t until photos and videos of it went viral on social media that more people became known. This dish is the creative result of a Taiwanese chef. He developed a special cooking technique, causing the cooking speed to be so fast that the mouth and eyes of the raw head of the fish still twitch when served. Invite readers to watch the video “Smoked land – A strange dish of Vinh Phuc people”. Source: VTV3. It is known that the fish’s scales are carefully removed without injuring it. Then, the head is wrapped in a towel with ice cubes to keep its freshness, the body is dipped in an oil pan and fries quickly for 2 minutes. It is then carefully placed on a large plate, covered with a sweet and sour sauce and served to the guests. Although the chef said that the fish was actually completely dead, the eyes and head were still moving due to uncontrolled nerve spasms. However, the video of this dish still angered animal activists and part of the public. Finally, the dish. Although the yin-yang fish dish is banned in Taiwan, it has not completely disappeared. This dish is still served in some parts of China to this day. Some videos on Youtube show that when people stick chopsticks into their mouths, the gills of the fish are still in motion. In addition, some TikTok videos posted in March this year have views of more than 3 million, proving that this dish is still being served in some restaurants.

Dizziness with the road of a hundred zigzag turns in China There are dozens of roads in the world that make drivers tremble just by looking at the photos. Some of them were built with the remaining pebbles, slippery and crisscrossed on the cliffs and dangerous passes. Panlong in Xinjiang, China is one of them. ‘Panlong’ is the name of a winding mountain road known locally as the ‘highland sky road’. Located at an altitude of 4,200 meters, the road is nestled in the Pamir Plateau, the Kunlun Mountains, Taxkorgan District, Tajik, Xinjiang, China. Seen from the satellite map, the winding path was like a giant dragon hovering in the highlands. The 36 km long road creates a beautiful scene but is also extremely dangerous The winding road defies every silk steering wheel Located at an altitude of 4,200 meters, the path looks like a dragon flying in the middle of the plateau With spectacular views and hundreds of winding turns, this is probably the dream of those who love to drive. Of course only silk drivers are brave enough, reckless to drive on this winding road. When coming to this area, visitors can admire the magnificent scenery of the surrounding high mountains. The mountain views make a trip along this path truly a memorable experience. That beauty is compared to a rose with thorns, giving the driver the opportunity to challenge himself. The 36-kilometer long road allows mountain farmers and herders in the area to pass through Pamirs. The road connects the town of Tashkurgan county with another town nearby. To make travel easier and promote economic and social development in the region, Tajik will continue to improve its infrastructure. The Chinese authorities have approved a project to build an airport in the district.

The longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world named Arouca 516 has just opened in Portugal. (Image source: Reuters) The 516m-long Arouca 516 suspension bridge, located at an altitude of 175m above the Paiva river. On April 29, Arouca Bridge opened for locals to experience walking on this bridge. The construction cost of Arouca 516 is about 2.8 million USD and it takes about 2 years to build this bridge. Local people hope that the Arouca bridge will become a tourist attraction. However, this destination is not for the faint of heart, afraid of heights. People walking on this suspension bridge can see downwards. Standing on the world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge, the Mayor of Arouca, Margarida Belem, said the bridge was part of a strategy to encourage more people to move in and stay in the area. “There are many challenges that we have to overcome … but we have made it. There is no other bridge like this one in the world,” Mayor Belem told Reuters. Arouca 516 has broken the record for the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world ever belonged to the Charles Kuonen Bridge in Switzerland. Arouca 516 bridge seen from above. The longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world today. Invite readers to watch more videos in 2019: Clear the longest two-story suspension bridge in the world (Video source: THĐT)

Ruyi is a new glass bridge built and welcoming visitors by the end of 2020. The bridge is located in Shenxianju scenic area, Taizhou city, Zhejiang province. When videos and images of Ruyi appeared on social networks, many people did not believe it was real. They claim these are fake images. However, after the flycam footage of Chris Hadfield was posted on Twitter, the bridge has attracted more than 200,000 visitors to check-in since September last year. According to Arquitectura Viva, the bridge was designed by He Yungchang, a steel structure expert who participated in designing the “Bird’s Nest” stadium for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The name of the bridge is derived from the design of the scepter (Jade Ruyi in English). According to the traditions of this country, the scepter symbolizes power and good fortune. The bridge stretches 100 m at an altitude of 140 m connecting two mountain ranges in the scenic area. Ruyi has a structure of 3 meandering paths with 2 bridges being an observatory. The observatory area and the middle part of the bridge are fitted with a transparent glass floor to create a strong feeling. In addition to Ruyi, China has about 2,300 glass bridges and glass walkways and slides, a number of works of monumental scale, impressive designs and world records. Pictured is a glass bottom bridge across the canyon in Zhangjiajie, inspired by the Hollywood blockbuster “Avatar”. Opened in August 2016, the bridge is 430 meters long, 6 meters wide, made of 99 transparent tempered glass panels assembled together. In 2017, Hongyagu scenic area opened the longest glass bridge in the world. The bridge is 488 m long, assembled from 1,077 panels of 4 cm thick glass, with a total weight of up to 70 tons. However, as of May 2018, this record was set for a straight diameter slide from top to bottom of a 568 m long Guangxi mountain. The first 3D glasses bridge over China’s Yellow River is a tourist destination not for the faint of heart. The bridge is 2.6 m wide, 210 m long, made up of 61 transparent glass panels and 77 3D glass panels. Here, visitors can see the stream flowing at the foot or the steep cliff thanks to the effect of 3D paintings on the glass.