This rocky plateau covered with buckwheat currently blossoming in the northern province of Ha Giang has attracted a large number of visitors in recent weeks.
Tam Giac Mach (buckwheat) flowers are considered a typical feature
of Ha Giang province thanks to its simple yet beautiful nature.
The purple and pink colours of the flowers enthrall visitors.
Buckwheat flowers are coming into full bloom in both the valley
and the mountain side
During base period, buckwheat flowers are an essential food for
locals in Ha Giang.
Tourists can travel the 350 km from the My Dinh Bus station in
Hanoi to Ha Giang City.
Must-visit destinations in which to enjoy buckwheat flowers in
bloom include Thach Son Than paddy field in Quyet Tien commune, Quan Ba
district, Pho Bang town in Dong Van district and Lung Cu flag tower.
Scenic views of buckwheat flowers at theLung Cam cultural village
located in Sung La valley, Dong Van district.
Tam Giac Mach fields in Ma Lau hamlet, Ma Le commune on the way to
Lung Cu flag tower also impress tourists with its winding roads lined with beautiful
flowers.
Visitors can experience local life at homestays in Dong Van and
Meo Vac.
Quan Ba twin mountains, Lung Cu flag tower, Ma Pi Leng mountain
pass, Dong Van ancient city and Meo Vac market are all interesting destinations
for visitors.
Source: VOV
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