Describe a place in a village you visited | Bài mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 2, 3

Describe a place in a village you visited | Bài mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 2, 3

You should say:

• Where it is 
• When you visited the place
• What you did there
• And how you feel about the place

Bài mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 2: Describe a place in a village you visited

Mẫu 1

I don’t have a lot of memories traveling, since I am a homebody and prefer to stay put if I can help it. However, a destination really stands out among the rare occasions that I actually go on trips. It is a local market in Sapa, which is a small town in the mountainous area of northern Vietnam. I visited Sapa 2, 3 years ago, I believe, to see the snow that is, you know, quite few and far between in our tropical country. During our stay, we stopped by an outdoor market where locals usually buy an assortment of goods. It was a particularly intriguing and new experience to me. 

The first thing I’d like to mention is that the market was a stark difference compared to what I was used to seeing in the city. Hordes of locals were walking around in their traditional attires, which were incredibly colorful and brightened up the whole atmosphere. Around you were all sorts of products, like from special clothing items to fresh ingredients that could not be found elsewhere. But what really attracted me was the collection of traditional ornaments and handicrafts there. After walking around a few stalls, I decided to buy a scarf with distinct tribal patterns and some local souvenirs for my family, all of which were good bargains. 

All in all, I was glad to visit the market since it offered a chance for me to interact with the very welcoming people in Sapa and immerse myself in an authentic, local environment. For a city girl born and raised like me, the market was a definite eye-opening experience. Besides, I could also support the local communities by buying souvenirs and gifts.  If there’s a chance, I would love to revisit this place.

• homebody (n): người thích ở nhà
• stay put (phr): ở yên một chỗ
• few and far between (phr): hiếm hoi
• an assortment of goods (phr): nhiều hàng hóa đa dạng
• intriguing (a): thú vị
• a stark difference (phr): khác biệt lớn
• hordes of locals (phr): người địa phương
• traditional attires (phr): trang phục truyền thống
• brighten up (phr): làm cho sáng bừng lên
• ornaments (n): đồ trang trí
• handicrafts (n): đồ thủ công
• tribal patterns (n): họa tiết thổ cẩm
• good bargains (phr):  món hời
• immerse oneself in (phr): hòa mình vào
• authentic (a): đích thực, thực sự
• eye-opening experience (phr): trải nghiệm mở mang tầm mắt

Mẫu 2

I don’t have many trip memories since, if at all possible, I want to stay at home. On the few times that I do go on travels, though, one place truly jumps out. It is a neighborhood market in the tiny town of Sapa, which is located in the hilly region of northern Vietnam. I went to Sapa two or three years ago, I think, to witness the snow, which, as you may know, is scarce in our tropical nation. We visited a local outdoor market where residents often purchase a variety of things while we were there. I found it to be really interesting and novel. 

I’d like to start by saying that the market was noticeably different from what I was accustomed to seeing in the city. Numerous residents were seen wandering the streets dressed in their vibrant, traditional costumes, which lifted the mood. There were several goods all around you, ranging from unique apparel items to unique fresh foods. But what really drew me in was the store’s assortment of antique jewelry and handicrafts. I browsed a few stalls before deciding to purchase a scarf with distinct tribal motifs and other inexpensive local mementos for my family. 

In general, I was happy to attend the market since it gave me an opportunity to engage with Sapa’s incredibly friendly residents and see a true native setting. I was born and bred in a city, so going to the market was really eye-opening. In addition, I could contribute to the local economies by purchasing presents and souvenirs.  If possible, I would really like to come back here.

• Jump out (v): nổi bật
• Hilly region (n): vùng đồi nối
• Scarce (adj): khan hiếm
• Tropical nation: nước nhiệt đới
• Be accustomed to V-ing: đã quen làm gì đó
• Wander (v): lang thang
• Vibrant (adj): sôi động
• Lift the mood: thúc đẩy tâm trạng
• Unique apparel items: mặt hàng may mặc độc đáo
• Assortment (n): phân loại
• Antique jewelry and handicrafts: đồ trang sức cổ và hàng thủ công mỹ nghệ
• Browse a few stalls: lướt qua một vài gian hàng
• Distinct tribal motifs: họa tiết bộ lạc khác biệt
• Local mementos: vật lưu niệm địa phương
• Be bred: được nuôi dưỡng
• Eye-opening (adj): mở mang tầm mắt

Mẫu 3

Well, the first thing comes to my mind as soon as I have seen the topic is “Dragon Forge” in Iron village, which is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Vietnam

Back in the day, I was actually a spoiled kid, I mean I always tried to pester my parents for anything I wanted. That being said, my mother didn’t want to indulge me anymore so she decided to take me to the aforementioned forge in which I had the chance to take part in a blacksmith training course. My mom wanted me to be aware of the hard work so that I could be more obedient. 

It took us around 15 minutes to get there. I have to admit that I felt bored to death right after walking into the forge since there was no one there. Things only got better after the head blacksmith turned up and introduced himself to us, then he guided us through remarkable areas of the forge. I was totally blown away by the working ambience of the forge, where there were blacksmiths doing their job. I mean the scene really gave me a sense of medieval films like The Lord of the Rings . The head blacksmith then gave me a small hammer and showed me how to adjust the blaze of a sword.

Although I wasn’t able to fully discover the Dragon Forge, the visit was definitely the milestone that I started to realize there were things I have to learn. Well, Dragon Forge is not the most beautiful place to me, somehow I still often reminisce about it since it seems to be the most special place I’ve been to due to the unforgettable moments it brought about.

• The first thing comes to my mind (Noun phrase): Điều đầu tiên mà tôi nghĩ đến
• Tourists attractions (Noun phrase): Các địa điểm thu hút khách du lịch
• Back in the day (Idiom): Ngày trước(thường để kể về các sự kiện trong quá khứ, mang tính hồi tưởng tích cực)
• Bored to death (Idiom): Chán chết
• Forge (Noun): Lò rèn
• Blacksmith (Noun): Thợ rèn
• Turn up (Verb): Xuất hiện
• Blown away (Adjectives): Choáng ngợp
• A sense of something (Noun phrase): Cảm giác về điều gì đó
• Milestone (Phrase): Đắm chìm bản thân mình vào thứ gì đó
• Reminisce (Verb): Hoài niệm về điều vui vẻ trong quá khứ

Câu trả lời mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 3: Describe A Place In A Village You Visited

1. Is there anything special about the villages in Vietnam?

Although villages in Vietnam are typically thought of as locations that provide a sense of peace or tranquility, nothing more, I would argue that villages in Vietnam preserve irreplaceable values of the Vietnamese people, from historical events to distinctive traditions that represent heroic periods in the past.

• Tranquility (n): sự yên bình
• Irreplaceable values: giá trị không thể thay đổi
• Historical events: sự kiện lịch sử
• Represent (v): đại diện
• Heroic periods: thời kỳ anh hùng

2. Why do people want to go to the countryside?

These days, a lot of individuals experience a lot of stress from their jobs or families. They can briefly escape their tension and get some relaxation by traveling to the country. Another factor is the comparatively bad levels of noise and air pollution in urban areas. In the country, people desire to breathe clean air and be near to nature. One approach to meeting new people is to go on a picnic or have a BBQ.

• Escape sb’s tension: thoát khỏi sự căng thẳng
• Get some relaxation: thư giãn
• Comparatively (adv): tương đối
• Urban areas: khu vực thành thị

3. What do people usually do when going to a village?

In a village, there are a lot of different things that people may do. Interesting events are planned in certain villages to draw tourists. For instance, people may go fishing in the river, work on the farm with the locals, feed the animals, create snacks, or do crafts. Most importantly, they may have a BBQ with their friends or eat clean, fresh cuisine in the village. Additionally, visitors may take in the beauty of nature, breathe in the clean air, and savor the tranquility of the moment.

• Feed the animals: cho động vật ăn
• Do crafts: làm đồ thủ công
• Fresh cuisine: ẩm thực tươi
• Savor (v): thưởng thức, hưởng thụ

4. Do you think people will live in the village in the future?

Since individuals often need to take into account a number of important elements before settling down in an area, such as facilities, traffic conditions, or work prospects, this would rely on the status of communities in the future. People will likely opt to live in villages if they become more developed in the future because of the atmosphere and health advantages they offer. Of course, major cities continue to have their advantages, but emerging villages are something to think about.

• Take into account (v): tính đến
• Settle down (v): định cư
• Facilities (n): cơ sở vật chất
• Traffic conditions (n): điều kiện giao thông
• Work prospects (n): triển vọng công việc
• The status of communities (n): tình trạng cộng đồng
• Opt to V: chọn làm gì

5. What can be done to improve life in rural areas?

The community and rural residents may effectively participate in improving rural livelihood. They support the management of their economic, social, and environmental goals by empowering rural residents and promoting the participation of women and young people in society.

• Rural residents: cư dân sống ở nông thôn

6. Does the government pay more attention to rural areas or urban areas?

Rural regions should receive more attention from the government since they are an integral component of our nation. Most politicians give metropolitan regions their whole focus while ignoring the development of rural communities. For the entire nation, rural areas are a tremendous source of food. For greater job opportunities, development should be pursued.

• Integral component: thành phần không thể thiếu
• Politicians (n): các chính trị gia
• Metropolitan regions (n): vùng đô thị 

7. What’s the difference between living in the countryside and living in the city?

The inhabitants of the city and the countryside differ greatly from one another. Due to superior educational facilities, city dwellers have higher levels of education than rural residents. On the other hand, rural residents are friendlier and more accommodating. Because of their hurried lifestyles, city dwellers have lost their sense of community and have turned inward. In villages, people live more slowly, get to know their neighbors, and still say hello to one another. People in cities have developed workaholism, thus visiting someone’s home without an appointment is now inexcusable.

• Superior educational facilities: cơ sở giáo dục vượt trội
• City dwellers (n): cư dân thành phố
• Accommodating (adj): dễ thích nghi
• Inward (adj): hướng nội
• Workaholism (n): tình trạng tham công tiếc việc
• Inexcusable (adj): không thể bào chữa

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