10 Unforgettable Days Of Vietnamese Tourists In Nepal

'Through these moments, the biggest thought in my mind: impermanent life, all human struggles are just like grains of sand lying on the palm of creation'. 10 unforgettable days of du Vietnamese tourists in Nepal After a magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Nepal, a series of Vietnamese tourists have not yet stopped being shocked to remember. Kim Chi, a wedding dress designer in Hanoi, and a group of three traveled to Nepal from April 22, and her group had an earthquake here. On her personal page, she shared her thoughts as well as unforgettable emotions when she witnessed the devastation of the devastating earthquake to the country and the people of Nepal

. Chi Kim Chi (right) and On 26 / 4pm the feeling of fear, panic and panic still has not left my mind for even a minute, since the 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Nepal today. We had a horribly long, tense day every kilometer of the way from Kathmandu to Pokhara Main road axis in this earthquake.



As soon as we stopped to prepare for the adventurous rowing session this afternoon, we stood 80 km from Kathmandu (very close to the epicenter). At that time around 11 noon, I was constantly wearing a life jacket when suddenly the ground shook strongly under my feet. We looked at each other and felt like for a moment everyone was dumbfounded, dumbfounded for a few seconds, when they didn't understand what happened, they heard too many screams. Everyone who was standing very close to the riverbank started to run wild and mess. At that time I was really panicking, my heart was pounding, just in time to hear my husband calling the group to run up a higher slope and then stop on an empty lot. wandering around and noticed that the hill in front of him had two collapsed houses, haze in the dust. They collapsed on the first tremor Then there were two more tremors separated by a few minutes.



On the way we went on, there were many sections of roads filled with landslides. Our mind stretches like strings all the way over 100 kilometers back to Pokhara. Along the way, we saw a large number of people lying on the street. I guess there's an order from the authorities. And yes, they are asking all people in the earthquake-affected areas to stay on the ground outside their homes to guard against aftershocks, up to now, with up to 1,400 people killed in Nepal. . The Everest basecamp area had six climbers killed by avalanches. Read the news and watch the pictures of Kathmandu terribly devastated, temples, palaces, old town where we just stood there last afternoon enjoying the serenity of thousand years old that pours from our gut.



Too many corpses were pulled from the rubble. Everything is just one color of pain. Perhaps the pictures we took were one of Patan's last remaining peaceful moments. Just through these moments, the biggest thought in my mind: impermanent life, all struggles Human is just like the grain of sand lying on the palm of the Creator's hand. How fragile! To live in the world every day, live it fully and fully. Everything can be broken in a split second. There is nothing to regret, but love! Kathmandu is beautiful, peaceful in the old integrity. Taken at 9am when we left, about 2 hours before the earthquake.



On the same day 26/4, the car was many kilometers long from Kathmandu to Pokhara. Many road sections suffer from dangerous rock slides. Driving through in this situation saw the very conscious Nepalese friends, all the cars lined up, calmly waiting, not jostling the road. In the disaster, understand and love your spirit. Passing this too dangerous journey last night to reach Pokhara at midnight, I felt a little more calm. Thank goodness everything is going to pass quickly! The traffic jam for many hours on the way from Kathmandu to Pokhara. April 27 in Pokhara still seems to be a place that still has some peace after the earthquake disaster in Nepal. Here we met a group of 4 young Vietnamese people, everyone was healthy and even luckier than us because they overcame the epicenter before the earthquake, didn't get stuck in traffic, didn't get kicked.



miss. This morning on the way to a higher place, we met another group of 10 young people who were also fortunate to preserve the squad, still healthy and optimistic. It is hard to describe in my heart. At least to know that even one Vietnamese, fortunate enough to have escaped this terrible disaster, is yet another joy. Pray for Nepal for my fellow countrymen and myself too.Update a peaceful photo here and hope everyone stays home from worrying. April 28 On the way I met my girlfriend in the picture named Dang Vyna . She went to Nepal to climb ABC since April 10, but she has no way of contacting her family.



Whoever is in this friend's family can rest assured that she is safe. Plan to return to the country on May 8! Girlfriend is also a very lucky person to have an avalanche at ABC but no problem. Hope everyone share this information to family members and b.

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