Pu Hoat Nature Reserve through a 'kaleidoscope' lens
(Baonghean.vn) – In the dense, ancient forests of Pu Hoat Nature Reserve (Que Phong), various species of flowers bloom in profusion under the canopy of old trees.
 |
| For a long time, we only knew about the seeds of the sorghum plant used in medicine, but we rarely saw the flowers of this plant. |
 |
| Viewed from above, the cluster of sorghum stalks looks quite unusual. |
 |
| When in bloom, the petals of the bo bo flower spread out, resembling the shape of an orchid. |
 |
| There are small, delicate flower bushes nestled in the dense forest. |
 |
| The terrestrial orchid (also known as the ground orchid) grows on rocks near streams and creeks. |
 |
| The flowers make the old forest feel warmer. |
 |
| Flowers purchased in Pù Hoạt have beautiful colors and significantly larger petals than those from other regions. |
 |
| Begonia flowers bloom shyly after the rain. This flower is also used by the Thai ethnic group to prepare dishes. |
 |
| The tung tree flower (also known as castor oil tree) has a gentle, delicate color. |
 |
| Clusters of white castor oil plants stand tall amidst the deep, dark forest. |
 |
| Along the roads leading to the Pu Hoat Nature Reserve, castor oil flowers are in full bloom. |
Phuong - Tho - Hue
