Old brick kiln in Quang Nam
When it comes to Quang Nam tourism, people often think of Hoi An ancient town or Cu Lao Xanh. However, in Quang Nam, there is a check-in spot that is both rustic and reminiscent of the workChi Pheo, that is an old brick kiln only about 5 km from the center of the old town, in Vinh Nam village, Duy Vinh commune, Duy Xuyen district, Quang Nam province. Previously, this place was an abandoned brick kiln located on a small branch of the Thu Bon river, surrounded by vast green rice fields.
For nearly 20 years, the brick kiln has been lying wild in the middle of the rice fields, and it is also old and damaged over time. Therefore, there was a time when tourists were forbidden to take photos to avoid unfortunate accidents. However, recently, the brick kiln has been repaired and combined with a farm tourism model, attracting many tourists because this place reminds them of the work Chi Pheo by writer Nam Cao. In which, the brick kiln is where Chi was abandoned and then entered a life full of tragedy.
The brick kiln in Quang Nam now has a new look, no longer dilapidated and ruined as before. The brick kiln has been restored but still retains its old beauty, looking like a box with a curved arched entrance. Around the brick kiln are steps, one after another, running around the body of the kiln to the top. You can follow these steps to go up, overlooking the panoramic view of the blue sky and earth, surrounded by green rice fields and a beautiful peaceful branch of the Thu Bon River. From the brick kiln, there is a small bamboo bridge connecting to a cafe in the middle of the rice fields called Old Brick Kiln, where you can spend time enjoying a drink and immersing yourself in the peaceful countryside picture.
Coming here, you can take photos at any angle you like, standing on the bamboo bridge, standing under the brick kiln or climbing the stairs to admire the scenery. Dawn is the most suitable time to take beautiful photos, with clear blue sky, cool air, not too hot sun. In addition, the moment of sunset with golden rays of sunlight spreading across the rice fields also creates a contemplative beauty for the scenery around the old brick kiln.
Lonely tree in Hue
Many young Vietnamese people have been fascinated by short stories.Blue eyesby writer Nguyen Nhat Anh. And then at the end of 2019, the film adaptation of this short story was released and created a fever. Some people were "feverish" because the movie was good, the actors were beautiful, and many people were "feverish" because the filming location was so beautiful.
In the movieBlue eyes, you can see the image of a lonely tree lying on a village road, surrounded by green rice fields stretching far and wide. This "lonely tree" is an ancient parasol tree, located in Ha Cang village, Quang Phu commune, Quang Dien district, Thua Thien Hue province. From the city center to here is about 12 km, the road is quite convenient, easy to travel. Now, this lonely tree is one of the famous destinations in Vietnam, loved by many tourists.
Partly because Ha Cang still retains the simple beauty, imbued with the old countryside with the image of a wide, long dirt road, surrounded by vast green rice fields, and peaceful, quiet bamboo hedges. Another part is because, with fansBlue eyesThe lonely tree is the place that witnessed many childhood memories of the two friends Ha Lan and Ngan, and is the setting where "the boy who wrote on the tree" appeared...
After many years, the lonely tree still stands alone in the middle of the green field, bravely overcoming all the storms of life. But now, the tree is no longer lonely because every day many tourists from near and far come to visit, take pictures and spend time enjoying the peaceful scenery of Ha Cang village.
Endless Fields Tourist Area
Endless Field tourist area located in Hamlet 3, Binh Phong Thanh Commune, Moc Hoa District, Long An Province, was the main setting of the movieEndless Fields, from the short story of the same name by writer Nguyen Ngoc Tu. This place is located in the Dong Thap Muoi Medicinal Plant Conservation Area, possessing extremely wild natural scenery, suitable for tourists who like to immerse themselves in the nature of the rivers of the West.
The Endless Field tourist area has an area of 1,000 hectares, mainly primeval Melaleuca forests, Melaleuca trees nearly a hundred years old, over 80 precious genetic resources and rich vegetation of 21 high-level species and almost all the typical fauna of the original Dong Thap Muoi such as storks, herons, giang sen, gong coc, cranes... living and developing harmoniously. This is a destination for tourists who are passionate about exploring nature and learning about rare medicinal herbs.
There are still traces of the film set.Endless Fieldslike thatched huts, bridges made of cajuput tree trunks across the fields, lotus ponds, sparsely leafed water lilies, fields of wild sedge with dry branches... The fields of the past are no longer endless because the wind carries the seeds of cajuput trees from the forest to cover the vast fields with green.
The dense, pristine Melaleuca forests stretching straight up to the blue sky, the fields full of lotus and water lilies seem to open up a world completely opposite to the hustle and bustle of urban life. Taking a boat ride around the Melaleuca forest, you will have the opportunity to breathe in the fresh air, listen to the chirping of birds and admire the impressive, vast green natural picture.
In addition, you can also join kayaking, kite flying, net fishing, fishing, net casting on the canal, tightrope walking across the river or cycling along the dikes, breathing the fresh, peaceful air and enjoying many country specialties.
