Stone digging is flooding into Ky Son mountain town for sale during Tet
(Baonghean.vn) - These days, people in the remote Ky Son district are exploiting mossy peach branches with beautiful shapes, transporting them to Muong Xen town to sell to traders. Every day, hundreds of peach branches from here are transported downstream to serve the needs of customers during Tet.
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| From mid-December, the Ky Son highland people search for and select stone peaches in their fields and high mountains, transport them to Muong Xen town for display, and wait for traders from the lowlands to come and buy them. The Ky Son peach market lasts until close to the Lunar New Year. Photo: Q.An |
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| Mr. Lau Ba Ngon - a resident of Nam Can commune (Ky Son) said that after harvesting peach blossoms from the fields, he uses a motorbike to transport them to Muong Xen town to sell. On lucky days, if he finds a beautiful peach branch, it is easy to sell and "gets" a good price, otherwise each trip only brings in 1.5 - 2 million VND. However, to find a satisfactory peach branch, people have to spend the whole day searching. Photo: Xuan Hoang |
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| Most of the peach branches sold in Muong Xen town are many years old. Photo: Xuan Hoang |
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| Beautiful peach branches must combine elements like beauty, many branches, many and plump buds, mossy tree trunks... Traders are looking for peach branches like that, even if the price is a little higher, they are willing to pay. Photo: Q.An |
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| The joy of peach blossom sellers for Tet. Photo: Xuan Hoang |
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| Notably, in the Muong Xen town area, there is a stone peach tree found by the highlanders, then traders bought it and sold it for 40 million VND. This peach tree is about 3m high, 4m wide, with many buds. According to traders, this may be the "biggest" stone peach tree in Ky Son this year. Photo: Q.An |
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| This peach tree is many years old, with a large, thick trunk. Photo: Xuan Hoang |
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| There is a lot of moss on the tree trunk, which is considered a highlight that attracts visitors. Photo: Q.An |
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| However, according to traders, this year's Ky Son stone peach trees are not as beautiful as previous years, because most of them are slow to bud and have small buds. According to Mr. Tho Ba Re - Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Ky Son district, there are no statistics on how many stone peach branches are sold on the market each Tet holiday, but this is one of the products that creates income for a part of the local people. In the photo: People focus on supporting a giant peach tree that promises to sell for a high price. Photo: Xuan Hoang |
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