Trees in Uncle Ho's hometown

(Baonghean.vn) - Many tourists when visiting Uncle Ho's hometown were amazed by the beauty of the ancient rosewood trees along the road leading to his hometown Lang Sen.

The row of trees is over 60 years old, over 1km long, spreading its lush shade, shading the entire road, giving us a sense of serenity, peace, both familiar and sacred when returning to Kim Lien land (Nam Dan), the place associated with President Ho Chi Minh's childhood. The row of trees is like a historical witness standing and waving to the children from all over the country and friends from all over the world to return to his homeland.

At this time, the row of mahogany trees in Kim Lien is in the season of changing leaves, so it has a very unique beauty. There are yellow leaves gently flying in the wind; there are clusters of faded green leaves as if lingering, clinging to time; there are clumps of young, vibrant leaves stretching up to welcome the summer sun. The colors of the leaves and trees have woven an impressive picture that easily captivates visitors from near and far.

Here are some pictures we recently captured:

The row of mahogany trees is like a signpost leading to Kim Lien.

Walking among the shade of trees, visitors have a feeling of peace, closeness and intimacy when returning to the homeland.

The tree canopy is lush and shady.

Many trees have changed color to young leaves.

The remaining faded leaves seem to hold on to time.

The tree canopy intertwines to create a poetic "sky".

The trees provide shade for farmers to rest between working in the fields.

The old leaves have almost fallen, but the fruit still clings tightly to the tree to affirm its full vitality.

Next to the trees is a field of young rice.

Ho Phuong - Cong Kien