New symbol of Phu Quy - why not?

(Baonghean.vn)- “Brilliant sunflower fields in Nghe An”, “Charming sunflowers in the red land”, “Lost among thousands of golden suns”… Hundreds of wedding photos, backpacking photos taken in sunflower fields in full bloom, along with the exclamations on Facebook from friends, made me unable to resist the temptation and decided to take a trip to Tay Nghe.

The immense sunflower hills are attracting tourists and young people to Phu Quy.

I was surprised that the flower field has existed for 3 years (of course, at first the area was modest, only 2 hectares, now it has grown to 30 hectares) but it was only this year that many people really knew about it and came to it. Before, only a few journalists and photographers came here at the invitation of some programs of TH Milk Joint Stock Company to know and share the beauty of the flower field in a small area. What was even more surprising was that we and everyone else who came here were allowed to "enter" freely without paying any fee. Some people even sat and picked flowers to arrange around to... take pictures.

Is a favorite place for young people

Meanwhile, in Hanoi, if you want to go in and take pictures of a mustard flower garden or a lotus pond, you need to ask for permission and pay a fee to the garden or pond owner. Or, not far away, a land similar to Tay Nghe An, Ha Giang, has a buckwheat field, and if you want to go into their field, you also have to pay a fee, even if it is very small. Although the fee is collected, both the owner and the visitors are happy. For only 10 or 20 thousand, you can go into the flower field, as if to appreciate the efforts of those who grow plants to create beauty for life, and to contribute a small amount to the environmental protection fund...

If Ha Giang has Buckwheat flowers, the Central Highlands has wild sunflowers that captivate people's hearts, then sunflowers become the symbol of Quy Phu.

Besides business, it is also a matter of culture. Why not, sunflowers will be the symbol of this land, like Ha Giang has buckwheat, the Central Highlands has wild sunflowers and this year Hanoi has daisies and Nhat Tan peach blossoms. Unfortunately, I heard that visitors to TH Farm are given the symbol of sorghum, not sunflowers. Another pity is that currently, only a few Nghia Dan people are smart enough to create services such as parking, selling drinks, etc., but there is no sign of the presence of typical products in this place.

Every day, hundreds of tourists come to take pictures of sunflowers.

In the flower field, there should be some tourism services of TH Milk Joint Stock Company so that tourists can enjoy the flowers, chew sunflower seeds, add a cup of warm milk or a cup of yogurt introduced as a difference from other milk lines in the end-to-end processing according to fresh and clean standards. What is more practical advertising for your own products like that? It is also a way to bring people closer to the products, to the manufacturer. And why not, the flower field will be the cultural bridge of this land with tourists everywhere, will be the bridge between the people and the products of the enterprise?

If exploited, sunflower fields will truly become a new iconic flower, attracting many tourists to Nghe An, to know about TH.

Of course, I am just a tourist, my perspective is still very limited. I know TH is a company with a lot of experience and its own business strategies. But anyway, I would like to send these thoughts to Tay Nghe, from one of many visitors who have visited the beautiful flower fields of Nghe An and hope to return. Let the flower seasons be the festivals of this land, because it deserves it.

Thai Quynh;Image:Ngo Toan