Lost in the fairy-tale-like pear flower garden in Na Hang, Tuyen Quang

NDO - Every March, the Hong Thai mountain area (Na Hang, Tuyen Quang) is lit up with the pure white color of pear flowers, creating a majestic and poetic scene. Ancient pear gardens blooming on the mountainside, blending with the Dao Tien ethnic village, make this place an attractive destination for tourists.

In mid-March, pear blossoms bloom in white in many villages in Hong Thai (Na Hang, Tuyen Quang ), creating a poetic, dreamy scene, attracting tourists from all over. Early in the morning, amidst the hazy clouds, pear blossoms are like snowflakes floating in the sky.

In recent years, in Hong Thai commune, Na Hang district, pear trees - a cold-climate fruit tree - have been planted to both harvest fruit and create a landscape for tourism development.

Pear blossoms have the pure white color and clear beauty of the Northwest mountains and forests. Pear blossom season only lasts a few weeks after Tet, so it is not an exaggeration to say that you have to go "hunting" to witness the time when the pear forest is pure white and in full bloom.

Visitors to the pear flower garden can wear traditional costumes and check-in at the flower garden.

Pear flowers are closely associated with the cultural life of ethnic people. Hong Thai commune is also home to the majority of the Dao Tien ethnic group. For them, pear flowers are not only a beautiful plant but also an important part of cultural activities. During the blooming season, people often organize festivals, dance, sing, and exchange to welcome spring.

Located at an altitude of 1,200m above sea level, Hong Thai commune (Na Hang, Tuyen Quang) is the highest commune in the province, with a cool climate all year round, quite similar to the misty town of Sa Pa ( Lao Cai ). Thanks to that, pear trees grow well. Currently, people not only grow pears to harvest fruit but also take advantage of the pear blossom season for tourism.

Tourists enjoy coming to admire and check-in at the pear flower garden in Hong Thai commune.

Lost in the white pear forest, tourists no matter what color clothes they wear are still radiantly beautiful.

According to Ms. Thuy, the distance from Hanoi to Hong Thai pear forest is about 300km, including many mountain passes. The total travel time is up to 6-7 hours. "I chose a white ao dai to blend in with the scenery here. In the morning, I wake up in the fresh air, watching the flowers blooming in the mist and early morning sun. Occasionally, a breeze blows, the petals fall gently, extremely romantic".

From Hanoi, it takes you about 6 hours by car to reach Na Hang district through winding mountain passes. But the effort is completely worth it when you stand in the middle of the immense pear slopes as beautiful as in a fairy tale.

Pear flowers bloom white like beautiful crystal strips on the hillsides.

Previously, pear flower gardens were only grown for fruit, but since tourism has developed, thanks to the sharing of many tourists as well as local promotion, the pear flower garden has now become the "brand" image of Hong Thai commune - Na Hang.

The pure white pear flowers captivate people's hearts. Pear flowers have many thin, pure white petals and bloom in clusters.

Wandering among the white pear blossom gardens, one can sometimes see the images of Dao Tien girls and children playing. For them, pear blossoms are not only a beautiful plant but also an important part of cultural activities. During the blooming season, people often organize festivals, dance, sing, and socialize to welcome spring.

Na Hang is a mountainous district located in the North of Tuyen Quang province, about 110km from Tuyen Quang city. In addition to pear forests, Na Hang also has many beautiful landscapes such as Na Hang hydroelectric lake, Hong Thai terraced fields...

Thanh Dat - Nhandan.vn

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