A refreshing "gift" amidst the scorching heat of western Nghe An.

Every summer, western Nghe An province experiences intense heat, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius for many consecutive days, and the scorching hot winds from Laos making life even more difficult for the local people. Amidst this sweltering heat, nature generously bestows upon this region cool streams and waterfalls – giant "air conditioners" that help people escape the oppressive heat and find a sense of tranquility.

For a long time, waterfalls in the Mekong Delta have not only been beautiful scenic spots but also familiar places for people in the highlands to cool off. In the photo: Locals and tourists cooling off at Khe Kèm waterfall. Photo: Sách Nguyễn

When mentioning famous tourist destinations, one cannot fail to mention Khe Kèm Waterfall (Môn Sơn). It is considered a "white silk ribbon amidst the vast forest" because the water cascades from a height of hundreds of meters over multiple layers of rock amidst the lush green primeval forest. Photo: Đình Tuyên

Dragon Waterfall is also an attractive destination in Muong Long commune. Photo: Nguyen Dao

After a day of hard work under the scorching sun, many people seek refuge in streams and waterfalls to immerse themselves in the clear, cool water. In the photo: A young woman of the Tho ethnic group by a spring in Nghia Xuan commune. Photo: Nguyen Dao

The Rain Waterfall, with its pristine beauty amidst the vast border forest, has attracted many visitors, both those who have been there and those who haven't. During hot days, the Rain Waterfall becomes a familiar gathering place for the people of Son Lam commune and surrounding areas. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Along the Co stream, Tam Quang commune. Photo: Dinh Tuan

Besides waterfalls, streams winding through ancient forests are also familiar "cooling spots" for mountain dwellers. Small streams with clear blue water and shady trees create a pleasant atmosphere during the harsh summer. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Amidst the scorching sun of western Nghe An province, streams, springs, and waterfalls continue to flow tirelessly day and night, bringing with them the refreshing coolness of the forest. This is not only a natural beauty but also a precious "gift" that helps people love and connect with this harsh yet hospitable land even more. (In the photo: Cay Sung beach, Cao Veu village, Anh Son commune. Photo: Rang Dong)

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