Border streams attract tourists on hot days

These days, not only places with beautiful waterfalls, but also upstream streams with clear, clean, cool water in border communes and along the Ho Chi Minh trail in Thanh Chuong are crowded with people coming to bathe. Photo: Huy Thu

In addition to "locals", there are also tourists from all over. Mr. Phan Thuc Nam, residing in Vinh City, said: This summer, I have organized many pilgrimages with my friends to Thanh Chuong mountain to bathe in the stream. Here, everyone can bathe and have fun for free, which is quite impressive. In the photo: A group of tourists from Vinh City bathe in the stream in Thanh Thuy commune. Photo: Huy Thu

The stream in the middle of the forest has beautiful natural scenery, especially the shady trees that always attract people on hot days. Photo: Huy Thu.

Bathing in the stream, letting yourself fall into the cool, clear water, the cool, enjoyable feeling dispels all the hot, stuffy air of summer days. Photo: Huy Thu

Streams often have waterfalls, deep ravines, slippery rocks, and fast-flowing water... so bathing in the stream is cool and enjoyable, but also carries many potential risks, especially drowning and injury. Everyone who goes to the forest to bathe in the stream must be very careful. Photo: Huy Thu

The gentle rocky beaches along the stream are quite convenient for resting and relaxing. Photo: Huy Thu

Many groups go to the forest to bathe in the stream all day, organize cooking, eating, and playing in the stream until the sun is up before returning home. Photo: Huy Thu

On hot days, people go to the forest to bathe in the stream to cool off. From 11am to 2pm every day is when "being in the forest is more fun than staying at home". In addition to preventing drowning and injuries, everyone needs to maintain general hygiene during and after bathing in the stream. Photo: Huy Thu