Snowless Summer Of A Hanoi Girl In Siberia

Without a scene of frost and frost, Huyen Trang discovered another beauty of Siberia when summer came.
Snowless summer of a Hanoi girl in Siberia
Huyen Trang, who works and lives in Hanoi, had just visited Siberia in mid-May. Before leaving, Trang was impressed by this as one of the harshest lands in the world, covered with ice and cold. year round. She also heard tragic historical stories about this land

. But when she came here, the girl was attracted to the landscape, culture and customs of the indigenous people.
According to Trang's observations, people here always wear thick, colorful clothes made of many fabrics, leather and sophisticated jewelry. "They are very open, optimistic and have a high tolerance to adapt to the harsh and changing life in this land," she said
Huyen Trang has the opportunity to visit Lake Baikal, the oldest and deepest freshwater lake in the world.



It also has four of the world's longest rivers and the largest swamp system in the Northern Hemisphere.
"The story of Lake Baikal, about the Taiga forest kept going by a boat to take us to visit," Trang said. The two sides of the dense forest, the steep cliffs, the immense blue water surface made her feel like she was in fairy tales of northern Europe.
After playing at Lake Baikal, Huyen Trang also visited the Taltsy Museum of Wooden Architecture and Ethnology. This museum was founded in 1966, opened to visitors in July 1980 and has since become a popular stop on the way to Lake Baikal. Taltsy is considered a unique open-air museum, allowing visitors to walk around 40 historic architectural monuments and more than 8,000 other exhibits, where you can learn about the life of the Seberians over the centuries.
The people here are mostly Russians and Slavs, mostly living in the south, along the trans-Siberian railway.



Some ethnic groups of Mongolian origin have lived here for a long time, other minorities also include Ket, Evenk, Chukchi, Koryak and Yukaghir ... Today, Siberia still exists some ethnic groups with population. tens to hundreds of people, gathered in small groups in forests, steppes, deep in the mountains or on islands. Many ethnic groups are in danger of extinction such as: Evenki, Tofalar, Nanai, Ulchi, Dolgan, Udege, Tazy, Uilta, Sakha ...




Visiting the Listvyanka open-air museum, Trang knows more good stories about the country she thought only had a white color of snow and ice. In the past, harsh Siberia was a vast, rich, green land, before a meteoric collision with the earth made dinosaurs extinct and changed the world's climate, soil and geography. The first people living in Siberia date back to 45,000 BC, during the Stone Age, Bronze Age, ethnic groups living here were quite numerous and left many relics. The precious archaeological artifacts to this day are still stored and studied in museums around the world, not just in Siberia.
Siberia is 13.1 million km2 wide, accounting for 77% of Russia and approximately as large as Canada - the second largest country in the world. This land stretches across many different geographical regions, from the east of the Ural Mountains to the Pacific Ocean; to the north is the Arctic Ocean and to the south are the hills of northern Kazakhstan and border with Mongolia and China. It is also the place with the lowest population density in the world with an average of 3 people per square kilometer.




According to Photo: Huyen Trang / Vnexpress
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