Roads covered in wild sunflowers in Nghe An
(Baonghean.vn) - Late November is the time when wild sunflowers bloom profusely, their vibrant yellow color covering hundreds of kilometers along the Vietnam-Laos border.
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| Wild sunflowers in Nghe An are most abundant along National Highway 7, specifically the section passing through Noong De and Tien Tieu villages in Nam Can commune, Ky Son district. Photo: Sach Nguyen. |
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| By the end of November, the flowers were in full bloom, a vibrant yellow. Photo: Nguyen's book |
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| This is a wild flower, commonly found growing along roadsides and fences of Hmong families in Ky Son along the Vietnam-Laos border. Photo: Sach Nguyen |
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| Villages nestled amidst the colorful flowers. Photo: Nguyen's Book. |
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| Wild sunflowers have become a highlight of tourism in Ba Vi, Da Lat, Dak Lak, and can also be found in Nghe An province. Photo: Le Thach |
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| With its striking yellow color and dense, photogenic rows of flowers, this road has become a popular tourist attraction... Photo: Sach Nguyen |
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| ...including paparazzi. Photo: Nguyen Sach |
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| Wild sunflowers have a relatively short blooming period, so many people travel long distances to capture their beautiful images. Photo: Sach Nguyen |
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| To admire the wild sunflowers of Nghe An, visitors can travel from Vinh city by motorbike or bus along National Highway 7 to Muong Xen town, Ky Son district. From there, visitors continue along magnificent roads to reach the wild sunflower valley in Nam Can area, Ky Son district, Nghe An. |
