Climb the mountain to bathe in the headwaters of the stream.

Locals trek up the mountains to find springs at the source to "heal" amidst the scorching heat. Photo: D.N.

In recent days, the weather has been hot and humid for an extended period, with many areas in Quang Nam experiencing temperatures of 39-40 ^° C. To find ways to "cool down," people in the mountainous areas have created ideal excursions to upstream streams, immersing themselves in the fascinating and pristine natural environment.

According to Alang Beo, a resident of Bhlo Ben village (Song Kon commune, Dong Giang district), many groups of tourists and locals take advantage of the weekend to travel upstream on the Song Kon hydroelectric reservoir to the waterfalls and streams at the headwaters of the R'lang River to cool off and explore nature.

Experience tourism on the hydroelectric reservoir. Photo: D.N.

"Before reaching the springs, visitors can experience lake tourism, admiring the magnificent natural scenery. Amidst the fresh mountain and forest environment, the feeling of touching the spring water at its source is truly enchanting and exciting," shared Alang Beo.

Cool, refreshing streams flow through the forest. Photo: D.N.

A cool, clear pool of water on a sweltering summer day. Photo: D.N.

The rocks have unique and unusual shapes. Photo: D.N.

Locals enjoy the cool, clear water flowing from the spring. Photo: D.N.

Children enjoy playing with the green forest monkeys. Photo: D.N.

The monkeys are very familiar to tourists. Photo: D.N.

A child enjoys being surrounded by nature. Photo: D.N.

Amidst the hot weather, many people in mountainous areas seek out rivers and streams to relax and "heal." Photo: D.N.

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