Where to go in the flower season of Quang Nam?

These pictures look like paintings but are real at Tra Ly lotus pond (Duy Son, Duy Xuyen). Photo: THANH NGUYEN

Lotus of the countryside

This season, throughout Tam Ky, Thang Binh, Duy Xuyen, Dien Ban... vast lotus ponds are in full bloom. The lotus blooms gently pink on the green water surface, the lotus scent wafts in the early morning breeze, making anyone who visits once feel moved.

In Tam Thang (Tam Ky), the Dam River lotus pond, which covers nearly 200 hectares, is considered the “green lung” of the city. Recently, people have also planted about 5 hectares of lotus to collect seeds and serve experiential tourism . Every early morning, visitors can sit on small boats weaving through the lotus pond, inhaling the scent of the fields and watching the pink lotus flowers under the first rays of the day.

Since mid-May, some locals have taken the opportunity to build bamboo bridges and leaf huts in the middle of the lagoon to serve visitors. While rowing the boat, they tell stories about the village and the lotus season, making the trip even more poetic. "In the middle of the summer sun, sitting on a boat watching the lotus flowers and listening to the wind blowing makes my heart feel light" - a tourist shared.

Going a little further, Tra Ly lotus field (Duy Xuyen) stands out with an area of up to tens of hectares, stretching at the foot of Hon Tau mountain. The lotus here grows among the rice fields, creating a rustic yet attractive countryside picture. Visitors can both admire the lotus and look out into the distance to see the majestic mountain ranges or the peaceful countryside roofs.

No less special, Binh Quy lotus pond (Thang Binh) impresses because it is located next to the North-South railway. Every time the train passes by, the pink lotus scene sways in the wind as if waving to the travelers, creating a very unique highlight that is rarely found anywhere else.

Royal poinciana flowers in Cu Lao Cham. Photo: MINH QUAN

The seasons of flowers remain

Every summer, Hoi An ancient town seems to be dyed with new colors from the brilliant bougainvillea vines. On the street, everywhere you can see the pink, red, and orange colors of blooming bougainvillea. In the quiet space of the ancient town, bougainvillea becomes a charming highlight.

Many tourists choose to rent a cyclo to leisurely admire the flowers and feel the slow pace of life in Hoi An. "The bougainvillea vines here are as beautiful as in paintings" - a young person from Hanoi shared. Hoi An residents believe that the most beautiful bougainvillea season is in late spring and early summer, when the gentle yellow sunlight shines through the leaves, creating an unforgettable romantic scene.

Hoi An paper flowers or some tourist flower gardens blooming in many localities are check-in spots that attract tourists. A Phuc Nguyen Rose with a fresh and charming rose garden, when coming here, in addition to admiring the new hybrid roses, visitors can also enjoy teas made from flowers that the owner has painstakingly researched with her own love for nature.

In Tam Ky, the Ca Ban flower garden (Tam Ngoc) with its cosmos, sunflowers and toadstools is also a popular destination. Planted by a female lecturer who is passionate about flowers and plants, this flower garden has brought Tam Ky a new space, where visitors can freely take "virtual life" and enjoy the fresh air of the countryside.

From the bright red sycamore trees on the remote islands, the immense lotus ponds in the countryside to the brilliant bougainvillea vines in the old town or the vibrant tourist flower gardens, Quang Nam in summer appears brilliant and charming.

Pack your backpack and go, to feel the colors of flowers, the breath of summer and keep beautiful memories in this heritage land. Because who knows, with each passing flower season, our hearts will be filled with longing, waiting for the day to return…

Bright red sycamore trees in the middle of the ocean

July is the time when the red color of the parasol trees blooms all over Cu Lao Cham Island, known as the "summer specialty" of the pearl island. Looking from afar, the mountain slopes seem to be lit up, patches of crimson forest blend with the blue sea and white sand, creating a vivid natural picture. The flowering season only lasts about a month, so anyone who misses it will regret it. Cu Lao Cham is increasingly welcoming more visitors during the flowering season and it is expected that there will be more activities associated with the "parasol tree flower season" to create a highlight to attract tourists in the future.

Source: https://baoquangnam.vn/di-dau-giua-mua-hoa-xu-quang-3156271.html