Wild sunflowers dye the Chu Dang Ya volcano yellow.

Towards the end of the year, wild sunflowers bloom profusely on the slopes of Chu Dang Ya volcano (Bien Ho commune, Gia Lai province), creating a vibrant scene that attracts tourists to visit and take photos.

These images of wild sunflowers blooming at Chu Dang Ya volcano, captured by Dodo, a tourism professional in Gia Lai, in early November 2025, reflect the natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere of the highlands during the flowering season. Photo: Dodo

The Chu Dang Ya volcano is located in Bien Ho commune. According to archaeologists, it is an extinct volcano crater, formed millions of years ago. Photo: Do ​​Do

During the wild sunflower season, the volcanic area is covered in a golden hue stretching from the slopes down to the foot of the mountain… Photo: Dodo

… interspersed with the green of the mountains and forests, creating a striking landscape amidst the red basalt soil. Photo: Dodo

Wild sunflowers grow naturally, have thin petals, and a distinctive yellow color. Photo: Dodo

Visitors can walk about 20 minutes to the mountaintop to enjoy panoramic views of Chu Dang Ya and the flower valley below. Photo: Do ​​Do

In recent years, the Wild Sunflower Festival has been held in Gia Lai to promote local tourism, featuring various cultural activities and experiences such as gong performances, brocade weaving, mountain climbing, paragliding, and a food fair. Photo: Do ​​Do

According to Saigon Marketing

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