Digging for tens of millions of dong at the largest peach market on the Nghe An border
(Baonghean.vn) - In Muong Xen town, Ky Son district (Nghe An), there are giant, old peach trees being sold for tens of millions of dong, making everyone amazed.
| Clip: Xuan Hoang - Quang An |
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| In the days leading up to the Lunar New Year, Muong Xen town, Ky Son district, is bustling with many products for sale, of which stone peaches are the most popular item, attracting many people to admire and bargain. Photo: Quang An |
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| Understanding the psychology of preferring stone peaches, peach sellers often move to intersections, places with many people passing by to offer their products. Photo: Xuan Hoang |
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| In Muong Xen town, many old stone peach trees have appeared, being offered at high prices. In the photo: A large stone peach tree, brought from Tay Son commune, is priced at 40 million VND by the owner. Photo: Quang An |
 This peach tree has a rough trunk covered with thick moss. Photo: Quang An |
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| This peach tree was brought from Nam Can commune and is being offered for sale at 20 million VND. Due to its large size, the owner had to tie it tightly to the bridge to prevent it from falling. Photo: Quang An |
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| This peach tree was bought from Pha Loi village, Dooc May commune, and is 3 meters tall. Mr. Thuan - the owner of this peach tree revealed that a customer offered 25 million VND but he has not sold it yet. Photo: Xuan Hoang |
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| This year, the amount of peaches has decreased sharply compared to 2020 due to the epidemic, which has made it difficult to import peaches from Laos and the ban on cutting down wild peaches. The decrease in supply has caused the price of peaches to be high, double that of previous years. Photo: Quang An |
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| Mr. Bui Van Hung - a trader in Vinh City said: "This year I collected 20 stone peach trees to bring back to Vinh for over 50 million VND. It is expected that more giant peach trees will appear in the coming days because many villagers have not transported them out yet...". Photo: Xuan Hoang. |
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| Stone dug up from the border is transported downstream in large quantities by traders to serve people's Tet needs. Photo: Xuan Hoang |
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