(Baonghean.vn) – Every autumn, the Mong villages in the mountainous district of Ky Son are ablaze with the vibrant red of persimmons. These sweet persimmons, a staple of the Mong people's lives for generations, have become a favorite fruit, adding beauty to the landscape of western Nghe An province.
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| As autumn arrives, almost every Hmong village in the border district of Ky Son is ablaze with the vibrant red of persimmons. |
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| The branches laden with rose bushes add beauty to the highland landscape. |
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| A Hmong girl goes to pick persimmons. |
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| These ripe, sweet persimmons are a delight to eat. Visiting the highlands during this season, tourists can enter the persimmon orchards to freely choose and enjoy them on the spot. |
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| Persimmons have fallen onto the path. |
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| Even small, dwarf rose bushes yield abundant fruit. |
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| Carrying persimmons home |
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| Each kilogram of persimmons is currently sold by the Hmong people for 6,500 dong. |
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| The ripe, juicy persimmons will captivate visitors. |
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| The joy of childhood when persimmon season arrives. |
Dao Tho
