The most beautiful wild sunflower street in Hanoi attracts tourists.

These days, many wild sunflower gardens in Ba Vi National Park have become popular flower-viewing and tourist destinations , attracting many visitors and young people. The gardens stretch out and wind along the roads, creating a romantic and distinctive landscape.

Located about 60km from the center of Hanoi, Ba Vi is blessed with the pristine Ba Vi National Park, a place of fresh, cool air and natural beauty. Especially, every year in late autumn, when the wild sunflowers bloom, displaying their vibrant, pure yellow color across the slopes of Ba Vi National Park, many young people flock here to take photos, hoping to capture a moment that only occurs during this time.

Ms. Loan and her husband (residents of Quoc Oai, Hanoi): "Every year, during the wild sunflower season, I come here to admire the scenery. But for the past 5 years, I've never seen such a large crowd. Lines of cars stretched endlessly, the engines and horns blaring loudly. It took me over an hour to buy tickets to enter."

The roads covered with wild sunflowers in Ba Vi National Park attract a large number of young people who come to take photos from early morning.

Wild sunflowers are known to many as chrysanthemum sunflowers or wild sunflowers.

This flower can grow and thrive in harsh climates and is considered a symbol of strength and resilience.

The flowering bushes, planted in large clumps, are blooming brilliantly on both sides of the road.

Each wild sunflower typically has 13 petals, spreading out in a large circle about 8-10 cm in diameter. The petals are a vibrant yellow, and the pistil is plump and full of life.

Wild sunflowers typically bloom for about two weeks at the end of October or the beginning of November each year, with the peak blooming period lasting only 10-14 days.

Ba Vi National Park has become an attractive destination for tourists who come to admire the wild, rustic flowers.

Wild sunflowers have begun to bloom, stretching along the 12.5km road all the way to the summit of Ba Vi mountain.

The young couple took photos of each other by a bush of wildflowers.

According to Mr. Do Huu The, Director of Ba Vi National Park, to admire the wild sunflower season and take beautiful photos while avoiding crowds, tourists should plan their visit to Ba Vi on weekdays. If visiting on a weekend, tourists can arrive around noon. While it may not be possible to see the clouds at this time, there is more open space for taking photos of the roads lined with blooming wild sunflowers.

The gentle curves, alongside the patches of wildflowers, are attracting many young people to visit and take photos.

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