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Admire the brilliant cherry blossom season in the highlands of Nghe An

Dao Tho • DNUM_BHZABZCACF 16:05

These days, cherry blossoms in the border commune of Muong Tip (Ky Son district) have begun to bloom. The clusters of light pink flowers blooming in the cold weather brighten up a corner of the sky of the village in the Western region of Nghe An.

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Cherry blossoms in Pha Noi village (Muong Tip commune, Ky Son district) have been blooming for nearly a week now. These are wild cherry trees that teachers at Muong Tip 1 Primary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities brought back to plant to beautify the school's landscape more than 10 years ago. Photo: Dao Tho
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These days, around the school campus, cherry blossoms are blooming brightly in the cold winter weather. Photo: Dao Tho
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The pale pink petals are breathtakingly beautiful. Photo: Dao Tho
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Ancient cherry trees bloom over the paths. Photo: Dao Tho
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According to teachers at Muong Tip 1 Primary School for Ethnic Minorities, the cherry blossom season does not last long. If the weather is cold, the flowers can last for about 3 weeks. Photo: Dao Tho
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Students play under cherry trees in full bloom. Photo: Dao Tho
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Flowers bloom and fall on the samu mats. Photo: Dao Tho
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Ancient cherry tree next to the roof of a sa mu house of a local in Muong Tip commune. Photo: Dao Tho
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Since 2023, many people have also started to take cherry tree seedlings to plant in front of their houses as decoration. Currently, many areas in Ky Son district such as Tay Son, Muong Long, Na Ngoi, Nam Can... have also planted cherry trees to attract tourists. Photo: Dao Tho
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According to the Ky Son district government, in the early spring tree planting season of 2024, thousands of cherry trees have been planted in Ky Son and will continue to be expanded in the coming time. The trees are suitable for the climate and soil, so they grow well and some have already bloomed. This will be a highlight for more tourists to come to Ky Son. Photo: Dao Tho

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