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[marinolta]

Farms in Dak Lak & Gia Lai by ILO Asia-Pacific

[carnation-once]

Tản mạn một chút về năm cũ.

Giáp Thìn đã lấy đi của chúng ta rất nhiều thứ, có những thứ có thể tìm lại, nhưng có những điều vĩnh viễn mất đi.

Nhưng cuối năm nhìn lại, mình vẫn không khỏi xuýt xoa...

Người đã gặp chính là người cần gặp

Chuyện gì đã xảy ra chính là chuyện cần phải xảy ra

Bất kể khi nào cũng là lúc thích hợp để bắt đầu

Nhìn lại mình thấy trưởng thành hơn, gan dạ hơn, đôi chút tinh ranh hơn.

Chúc các bạn năm mới sức khoẻ luôn đủ đầy, nắng đến ấm áp, gió thổi mát lòng.

Năm sau chúng ta lại gặp nhau ☄️

[goldpeninsula]

VietNamNet Bridge – Over 1,000 stone objects and 600 pieces of meteorite dating back 800,000 years have been unearthed at archaeological sites in An Khe, the central highlands province of Gia Lai.

The results of the dig were announced at an international workshop gathering 200 international scholars held at the site at the end of March.

Over the past five years, archaeologists from the Viet Nam Archaeology Institute and Russia Science Academy have discovered 24 Paleolithic sites, four of which have been excavated, including Go Da, Roc Tung 1, Roc Tung 4 and Roc Tung 7.

Russian experts brought the meteorite home and conducted further analysis. They found that the meteorite samples gathered at the Go Da site (An Binh Ward) were around 806,000 years old and samples from Roc Tung 1 dated back 782,000 years.

Alexander Kandyba, from the Novosibirsk Archaeology – Ethnology Institute (under the Russia Science Academy) said five years after they conducted the first excavations in An Khe, scientists discovered the objects were similar to those found in Guangxi, China.

“The stone tools found are different to those in Europe,” he said. “This proves our belief that the skill of cutting stone objects in An Khe was a domestic development. This area has a special cultural mark in Southeast Asia.”

“Findings at An Khe have created a new direction for research on the beginning of Vietnamese history, at the same time putting Vietnam on the map of the human development in the early Stone Age,” said Professor Nguyen Khac Su, from the Viet Nam Archaeology Institute.

According to Nguyen Thi Thanh Lich, An Khe Town’s Party Secretary, the local authorities would spare no efforts to support concerned agencies to preserve the site and develop tourism as well as serve research purposes in the future.

The unearthed objects have been displayed at An Khe Town’s museum.

“This international workshop aimed to officially announce findings at archaeological sites in An Khe over the past five years,” said Professor Nguyen Gia Doi, director of Viet Nam Archaeology Institute.

“The institute will take advantage of different opinions by domestic and international experts to examine the authenticity of An Khe history and compile a scientific dossier for the relic to seek State recognition as a National Relic Site as well as open other research at the site,” he said.

Russian researcher Anatony Derevianko suggested offering local authorities a vision and strategy to develop archaeological values.

“With objects unearthed, An Khe can be considered one of the most ancient birthplaces of human beings,” he said. “We will continue our research here if the two governments agree.”

[dtt1987]

Hôm đến Gia Lai mưa Tình yêu nói lạnh vừa Đêm phố hơi thanh vắng Thành phố buồn vu vơ Hôm thứ hai ở lại Sương mù phủ ban mai Về biển hồ ngần ngại Cái lạnh buốt lòng ai Thành phố này nhỏ quá Nắng chưa kịp ấm tim Ly cà phê nguội lại Hoàng hôn nắng ta tìm Nhìn em ngồi đối diện Thương gì đôi mắt xinh Gia lai buồn thầm lặng Để chúng mình lặng thinh Hôm chào Gia Lai đi Nắng chiều mờ nhân ảnh Hai đứa mình lẳng lặng Vẫy tay chào yêu thương #dtt1987

[marinolta]

Photos in the world of work in Viet Nam [by ILO in Asia and the Pacific]

[localtouristmuinecom]

Private Car Tay Ninh To Pleiku, Gia Lai, 4,7,16,limousine

Gia Lai is a mountainous province located in the northern part of the Central Highlands at an average altitude of 700-800 meters. With an area of ​​15,536.92 km², Gia Lai province stretches from 12°58'20" to 14°36'30" North latitude and from 107°27'23" to 108°54'40" East longitude. To the north, Gia Lai borders Kon Tum province; to the south, Dak Lak province; to the west, Cambodia with a 90km national border; and to the east, the Central provinces. With the increasing demand for affordable car rentals from private car Tay Ninh to Pleiku, Gia Lai, 4,7,16,limousine, please contact us directly

[dubaothoitietvn]

Nằm giữa vùng núi rừng hoang sơ hùng vĩ, Gia Lai hiện lên như một bức tranh đầy màu sắc mà những ai yêu tha thiết thiên nhiên mới có thể cảm nhận được. Gia Lai - vùng đất bazan đầy phì nhiêu không chỉ là xứ sở cà phê bạt ngàn mà còn là nơi lưu giữ nhiều nét đặc trưng văn hóa của người dân tộc thiểu số. Nắm rõ thời tiết giúp bạn chu đáo hơn cho mọi dự định, hãy cập nhật dự báo thời tiết Gia Lai thường xuyên để lên kế hoạch và sắp xếp lịch trình một cách suôn sẻ.

[vietnamadvisor]

A journey through the breathtaking landscapes of T'Nung lake

Package Vietnam Tours - On the journey from Pleiku to Kon Tum, most tourist groups stop at T'Nung Lake. This is a splendid landscape and is even more charming when you arrive early in the morning, when the sun has not yet risen high. In the typical cold of the plateau, the silvery lake surface, the morning sunlight reflecting down makes you feel like you are lost in a peaceful, quiet place.

T'Nung Lake (T'Nung, in the local language means "sea on the mountain"), also known as Ia Nueng Lake, is located in the North of Gia Lai province, about 7 km from the center of Pleiku city, in Bien Ho commune, Pleiku city. People often call it Bien Ho because of its large area - up to 230 hectares, surrounded by pine forests and mountains. In the rainy season, the water surface can spread to more than 400 hectares, making exploring the lake extremely interesting.

The depth of the lake is equally fascinating - in some places up to 30 meters. Legend has it that there is an underground stream flowing into the East Sea. It may take many days to travel across the lake. On November 16, 1988, Bien Ho was ranked as a National Landscape by the Ministry of Culture and Information. However, until now, this place still retains its pristine beauty, not yet exploited for tourism - which makes the lake even more attractive to those who love wild beauty.

The name of the lake originates from the ancient village of T'Nung. Legend has it that, in ancient times, there was a village named T'Nung, where the boys and girls were all beautiful, living in harmony and happiness. One day, the earth and sky changed, a fierce storm arose, and then a fire broke out from the ground, burning down the entire village. When the fire died down, there was only a deep hole left. The survivors of the village stood around the hole and cried, and their tears gradually filled up, turning into today's T'Nung Lake.

The road leading to T'Nung Lake is dotted with two rows of three-leaf pine trees that provide shade all year round. The road is sloping, winding, fragrant with pine resin, cool even when the sun is up. On the cape jutting out into the lake, there is a solid house for visitors. Before stepping into the house, you can stop below, among the lush green grass and trees to take a few photos or quietly watch the lake shimmering in the sunlight. Forest after forest, the clear water reflecting the clouds and sky, giving people an indescribable feeling.

From that tall house, looking far away, you can see the whole lake from many different angles - spacious, open and filled with light.

However, a quick glance only gives you a sense of the surface beauty. The adventurous journeys of discovery will give you a truly different experience. You can get on a dugout canoe (a type of boat made from ancient tree trunks) to follow the lake surface, weaving through the majestic mountains and forests. Along the way, you will see many species of wild birds living naturally: Sin Sitt, Cuckoo, Le Le, wild geese… They fly around the boat without any fear of humans.

In the corners of the lake, lotus and water lilies bloom, adding pink and purple to the space.

Just bring a fishing rod, you can leisurely drop bait into the water. The lake has many types of fish: carp, silver carp, grass carp… and sometimes you will see turtles, soft-shell turtles that live for hundreds of years occasionally rising to the surface of the water, curiously watching people.

Going deeper into the lake, you will encounter villages of the Ba Na, Gia Rai… They live on the resources of T'Nung Lake and are always hospitable. If you want, you can stay overnight, light a campfire, grill freshly caught fish and sip rice wine - to fully experience the soul of the Central Highlands mountains and forests.

Otherwise, just follow the steps leading to the solid house for tourists, you can still take in the vast beauty of T'Nung Lake in the full sunlight. From here, each small boat glides gently on the water surface, flocks of birds fly by, all creating a scene that is both majestic and poetic - making it difficult for anyone who has come here to forget.

Source: https://packagevietnamtours.com/blog/unveiling-the-splendor-of-tnung-lake-in-gia-lai.asp