With over 2,500 hectares of hawthorn trees (cat apple trees), Ngoc Chien commune has been recognized as the "commune with the largest hawthorn flower forest in Vietnam". This hawthorn flower forest is at its most beautiful, attracting tourists from all over to admire and take photos.
Nam Nghep (Nam Nghiep) is the village with the largest hawthorn tree area in Ngoc Chien commune. Here, there are ancient hawthorn forests hundreds of years old spread across the hillsides, surrounding the village.
Mr. Nguyen Hai - a local resident - said that March is the time when hawthorn flowers bloom, creating a beautiful natural picture, making visitors surprised when they first set foot here.
The pure white, fragile petals bloom on the skinny branches, competing with each other in color, blending into the green of the towering hills.
The scenery of hawthorn flower season in Nam Nghep is not only beautiful but also brings a sense of peace and tranquility, helping visitors escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
When the hawthorn flowers are in full bloom, visitors can participate in activities such as exploring, taking photos, and trekking on winding trails in the hawthorn forest.
Many ancient hawthorn trees are located in the grounds of local families. The locals do not hesitate to open their doors, make swings, and set up ladders on the roofs so that visitors can take beautiful pictures.
The hawthorn flower season attracts more and more tourists, thus Nam Nghep becomes an attractive community tourism destination, contributing to promoting the local economy and preserving and promoting the traditional cultural values of ethnic minorities.
According to Mr. Hung Vi, a photographer taking pictures for tourists in Nam Nghep, the hawthorn flowers will be at their most beautiful until the end of this week. Tourists should take the opportunity to visit the highland village and admire the largest hawthorn forest in Vietnam this year.
Photo: Hung Vi, Wild Horse, Le Hai, Thu Ngoac
Source: https://dantri.com.vn/du-lich/rung-hoa-son-tra-lon-nhat-viet-nam-no-ro-khach-do-ve-check-in-20250319105103973.htm
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