The largest stone digging orchard on the Nghe An border is ready for Tet
(Baonghean.vn) - Tri Le - a border commune of Que Phong district is a large peach orchard of Nghe An province. There are tens of thousands of peach trees here, planted by Mong people, creating a beautiful landscape for the border area and also a source of livelihood...
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Pa Khom Village, one of five Mong villages in Tri Le Commune (Que Phong), is located at an altitude of over 1,000m above sea level and has cool air all year round. Photo: Duc Anh |
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The village has 92 Mong households, of which nearly 90 households grow peaches. Photo: Nhat Lan |
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Mong peaches are grown around houses, on fields and have many names such as stone peaches, Mong peaches, moldy peaches... Photo: Nhat Lan |
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The characteristics of this peach blossom are large flowers, strong buds, the tree has many young shoots, the color is not as dark as Nhat Tan peach blossom.... Photo: Duc Anh |
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In particular, many peach branches have buds, flowers and young fruits, so they are popular during Tet. Photo: Duc Anh |
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At an altitude of over 1,000m, the air is cold and foggy all year round, so peach trees often have moss on them, creating an attractive look for the peach trees. Photo: Duc Anh |
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An ancient peach branch covered with moss. Photo: Nhat Lan |
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According to Mr. Xong Ba Cha - Vice Chairman of Tri Le Commune People's Committee, there are 5 Mong villages here, including: Huoi Moi, Pa Khom, Nam Tut, Huoi Xai, Muong Long and Minh Chau residential area, all of which grow peach trees with tens of thousands of trees. Photo: Nhat Lan |
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According to Mr. Xong Ba Cha, peach trees have a close connection with the Mong people. Peach trees are grown in places where the Mong people live or organize farming. Peach trees are a source of livelihood, often selling branches during Tet and harvesting fruits in April and May. Photo: Duc Anh |
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Hmong girl admiring peach blossoms. Photo: Duc Anh |
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Vu Giong De's family in Pa Khom village has a peach garden with thousands of peach trees, some of which were planted with support from the State. For many years, Tet has been the main harvest season for peach growers. This year, people are all waiting for another bumper crop of Tet peaches. Photo: Nhat Lan |