Tet chrysanthemums in the chrysanthemum capital of Central Vietnam are shining yellow. Both banks of the Ve River in Quang Ngai are bustling with vehicles carrying flowers to many places.
Farm vehicles transport flowers from the fields to the gathering area to be loaded onto trucks - Photo: TRAN MAI
In recent days, the weather in Quang Ngai has been sunny after days of heavy rain. The "sun-soaked" chrysanthemums have begun to bloom and show their colors. The flowers bloom in time for Tet.
On both banks of the Ve River are villages growing bright yellow chrysanthemums for Tet. From village roads to rice fields, everywhere is filled with the atmosphere of spring.
Bright yellow chrysanthemums in the chrysanthemum capital of Central Vietnam
Mr. Tu Quang (a flower grower in Nghia Hiep commune, Tu Nghia district) shared: "Due to the continuous rain, we were worried that the flowers would not bloom in time and the leaves would be damaged, losing their beauty. Luckily, the flowers had no problems."
The man who has spent decades growing Tet chrysanthemums is proud of his hometown. For him, this job not only provides a large source of income, but also makes life more beautiful. Every time a truck comes to the village to deliver flowers, he waves and smiles at the drivers.
Trucks gather at the flower village to transport flowers for sale during Tet.
These days, many people from everywhere also take the opportunity to visit the flower village.
On social networks, the chrysanthemum capital of Central Vietnam is considered the place filled with the most spring atmosphere in Quang Ngai at this time.
Even though the flowers have been sold to traders, the garden owner still diligently takes care of them to keep them beautiful.
Mr. Luc just returned to Quang Ngai from Ho Chi Minh City and took the opportunity to visit the flower village and live stream on his social networking site to show off to his friends about his hometown.
Interacting with comments, he continuously said "my hometown's chrysanthemum village is the largest in the Central region. There are hundreds of thousands of flower pots transported everywhere to serve Tet. If anyone from the southern provinces returns to their hometown and passes by Quang Ngai, they can stop by to visit and take pictures."
Quang Ngai statistics show that there are about 500,000 chrysanthemum pots sold during Tet, the need for carrying creates jobs for many people.
These days, the village roads are also overloaded, constantly jammed with traffic when many large and small cars come to transport flowers. Mr. Hong (driver) said he came from Gia Lai to transport flowers for traders. This is the third trip during the At Ty Tet holiday.
"It's very difficult for cars to get in and out of the flower village. Many sections were jammed, so I and many other drivers had to turn to another easier direction," said Mr. Hong.
Pedicabs are also busy transporting flowers to nearby selling points.
Chrysanthemum growers said that after the initial period of stagnation, few people bought. In recent days, traders have flocked to "close" to buy and transport flowers. At this point, the Tet chrysanthemum warehouse in Quang Ngai has "flown" its goods.
Mr. Le Hung Anh (a trader from Khanh Hoa) said: "Half a month ago, I went to Quang Ngai to see the flowers. But I saw small buds and thought they wouldn't bloom in time, so I didn't buy them. Now that I've come back, the flowers are blooming beautifully. I've decided to buy 400 pots to bring back to Nha Trang to sell to people for Tet."
Chrysanthemums combined with ancient houses create a poetic scene.
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/hoa-cuc-tet-ruc-vang-cac-ngoi-lang-ben-bo-song-ve-20250120114600497.htm
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