Wild sunflowers bloom, "dying yellow" beautifully like a picture in the suburbs of Da Lat

(Dan Tri) - These days, wild sunflowers on the hillsides in the suburbs of Da Lat, Lam Dong are blooming, "dying yellow" a large area, delighting locals and tourists.

In early November, the hillsides in Hiep An commune, Duc Trong district, Lam Dong are dyed yellow by wild sunflowers. These flower hills are about 10km from Da Lat city, so they attract many locals and tourists to visit and take pictures.

A patch of forest is bright yellow with wild sunflowers.

Mr. K'Van, a K'Ho ethnic, residing in Hiep An commune, Duc Trong district, shared: "Wild sunflowers are wild plants and usually bloom in October and November every year. Wild sunflowers blooming signals the end of the rainy season and the transition to the dry season."

Wild sunflowers bloom bright yellow in the early morning sun.

Wild sunflowers are known to be a plant with strong vitality. In Lam Dong, many households use wild sunflowers planted around their fields as fences to protect their crops.

A hillside is dyed yellow by wild sunflowers.

Many tourists take the opportunity to visit the wild sunflower hill to enjoy and admire the beauty of wild flowers.

A young man captured the moment when wild sunflowers bloomed brightly yellow on the hillside in the suburbs of Da Lat.

Mr. Le Viet Vinh, 37 years old, living in Ho Chi Minh City, said that when he heard that wild sunflowers were blooming, he arranged his work to go to Da Lat and the hills in Hiep An commune, Duc Trong district, to admire and take souvenir photos.

Ms. Quynh Tien, living in Da Lat city, shared: "After 10am, the wild sunflower leaves will wilt due to the harsh sunlight, so my husband and I have to take advantage of the time to check-in at the flower hill early in the morning to have the best photos."