Check in at the pristine white reed field in Da Nang.

In the early days of winter, the reed fields in Da Nang burst into bloom, covering a whole corner of the sky in white, becoming an attractive check-in and sightseeing spot for locals and tourists.

These days, the reed fields in Da Nang are entering their most beautiful season of the year. On the open spaces along the Han River, along Le Van Duyet Street, and in the area at the end of Le Duc Tho - Hoang Sa Street, the creamy white reeds bloom, creating a poetic scene that attracts many locals and tourists to stroll, take photos, and capture the beautiful moments of the season.

The season for pampas grass usually begins in late October and lasts until mid-December, with early November being the most beautiful time. This wild grass possesses a pristine, gentle beauty, evoking a sense of peace amidst the bustling city.

It's not uncommon to see groups of young people and tourists strolling, taking photos, and capturing moments amidst the pristine white reeds.

"These days, the reed fields attract a lot of young people to take pictures. I also didn't miss the opportunity to capture some beautiful photos of myself amidst this picturesque scenery," Thanh Phuong shared.

Many young people come to the reed fields to take photos and capture the moment.

Under the gentle golden sunlight, the clumps of reeds shimmer and sway in the wind, creating a beautiful and poetic scene.

The reed field along Nguyen Sinh Sac Street (Hoa Khanh Ward) is also at its most vibrant.

With its natural beauty, the reed field has become an attractive check-in spot. Many photographers and nature lovers choose sunrise or sunset to capture the most stunning photos.

As evening approaches and the sun sets, the entire field of reeds becomes hazy, the ivory-white reeds shimmering with a soft golden hue, swaying in the breeze to create a poetic and romantic scene that makes anyone passing by want to stop and admire it.

Source: https://znews.vn/check-in-canh-dong-lau-trang-muot-dep-me-hon-o-da-nang-post1602747.html