Ba Vì after the chaos

The blooming season of wild sunflowers continues to draw tens of thousands of tourists to Ba Vi National Park in Hanoi. This past weekend saw a surge in visitors, with photo spots packed with people from morning till evening.

A day after the peak, the hillsides were still covered in golden wildflowers, creating a vibrant autumn scene. Despite having received a large number of visitors, the landscape remained almost unaffected, with only a few clumps of flowers along the path showing broken or slightly withered branches.

Up close, each flower is a vibrant yellow, with the wildflowers layered to form large, beautiful clusters. The garden environment is clean, and waste is collected promptly. Picking flowers or breaking branches is almost non-existent, indicating that the awareness of most visitors is well-maintained.

Groups of young people not only take photos but also camp, enjoying the fresh air.

Linh, a student in Hanoi , shared: "What I like most is standing amidst the clusters of yellow flowers, taking photos while breathing in the fresh air. The flowers are still beautiful, only a few small blossoms are broken."

Hong Minh and her group of friends from Bac Ninh said: "We arrived early to avoid the crowds, but still got to experience the vibrant atmosphere. Camping, taking photos, and strolling amidst the flower carpets was truly relaxing."

Not only the natural scenery, but also the food stalls serving tourists recorded record sales. On peak days, some stalls sold nearly 100 grilled chickens and thousands of bamboo tubes of sticky rice, catering to the culinary needs of visitors.

From a drone, you can see winding paths amidst carpets of yellow flowers, creating a vibrant autumn scene.

From above, the winding roads amidst the golden hues of wild sunflowers create a vibrant scene. Ba Vi, even after the initial rush of blooms, retains its dazzling beauty, continuing to attract tourists to admire the flowers during the following peak season.

Ba Vi's wild sunflowers after a 'chaos' of check-in activity: Last weekend, Ba Vi National Park (Hanoi) recorded a sudden surge in visitors flocking to photograph wild sunflowers. Check-in spots were packed with people from morning to evening.

Source: https://znews.vn/da-quy-ba-vi-sau-ngay-vo-tran-check-in-post1603774.html