Dalat enters pink grass season

(SGTT) – From early November to late December, Da Lat enters the pink grass season - the time when many hills in the suburban area turn a characteristic brown or pink color. This is a low-growing weed, belonging to the conifer group, often appearing after the rainy season ends.

When the morning dew is still on the leaves and the early morning sunlight shines down, the grass surface reflects light, creating a sparkling effect as if covered with a thin layer of snow. Therefore, the locals also call this "snow grass season". Photo: Bao An

Pink grass hills often grow concentrated on gentle hillsides or interspersed in pine forests. Photo: Bao An

Each clump of grass is not too tall, grows thickly and spreads widely, creating long pink carpets. Photo: Bao An

Tourists can see pink grass in the Golden Valley area, grass hills near Dankia Lake - Suoi Vang and the area around Tuyen Lam Lake... Photo: Bao An

The best time to observe is early in the morning from 5:30 to 8:00 or late in the afternoon after 16:00, when the sunlight is gentle and the grass color is most visible. On clear days with fog and light sunshine, the scene is often more brilliant. Photo: Bao An

Tourists coming to Da Lat at this time can combine watching pink grass with hunting clouds, morning dew or wild sunflowers blooming yellow on the hillsides. Photo: Bao An

When camping or picnicking, you should choose an open area, avoid stepping on grass, and prepare warm clothes because the temperature can drop at night. Photo: Bao An

The pink grass season only lasts about two months and is usually at its most beautiful in late November. After that, the grass gradually dries and turns light brown as the plateau enters its dry season. Photo: Bao An

Bao An - Dang Huy

Source: https://sgtt.thesaigontimes.vn/da-lat-buoc-vao-mua-co-hong/