DBP - In addition to the famous check-in locations, which have already become famous, nature has also bestowed Dien Bien with many extremely attractive beautiful landscapes, including vast hills of reed grass, which each time they bloom, light up the winter sky...
Reeds are a type of grass that grows naturally everywhere, spreading on hillsides, streams, and along roadsides... in Dien Bien. In early winter, the reeds bloom pure white, showing off their strong vitality. There would be nothing special if the reeds only bloomed individually. However, reeds grow from the ground, growing in clumps, bushes, and then into gardens and vast fields. In late autumn and early winter, the reeds bloom in unison like soft feathers, swaying in the wind, creating an extremely attractive natural picture. When they first bloom, the reeds are pure white, but after a while, the flowers gradually turn yellow and fall off in the wind...
Reeds bloom all over the hillsides in Dien Bien.
Dien Bien with its mountainous terrain and the cool, clear air of early winter makes the land and sky majestic, open and immense in the eyes of the beholder. In that space, the blooming of vast reeds creates a romantic beauty, full of vitality for this remote borderland. Visiting Dien Bien this season, visitors will be amazed by the unimaginably beautiful scenery of endless reed hillsides, just wanting to immerse themselves in the vast space, feeling the lightness and soaring among the reeds. Therefore, every reed season, young people and tourists from near and far make an appointment to take photos and record footage of the beauty of this wild flower...
The reed grass season in the Northwest in general, Dien Bien in particular, begins in mid-November and ends in early December. The place to see reeds in Dien Bien is not fixed, it can be anywhere on the journey to experience the land of the far West. However, there are some places with a lot of reeds that are popular with young people, such as the hill passing through the fields of Na Nghe village, in Thanh Minh commune, Dien Bien Phu city; Keo Lom pass in Dien Bien Dong district or the route to Muong Cha district... The best time to see reeds is probably at sunset, when the last rays of the day cast a golden color on the reeds swaying in the wind...
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