Tens of thousands of sunflowers are planted at Hung Temple.

Currently, in the Phu Bung hill area (where the cultural camp of districts, cities and towns will be held ) and along the Hung Temple Historical Relic Site's ceremonial axis, the Relic Site Management Board has planted tens of thousands of sunflowers.

The sunflower growing area is being weeded and cared for so that the flowers can grow.

The flower growing area is being actively cared for by the staff of the Environmental Services and Technical Infrastructure Center of the Hung Temple Historical Relic Site to bloom in time for the Hung Kings' Commemoration Day and the Cultural - Tourism Week of the Ancestral Land in the year of At Ty 2025. Sunflowers blooming in time for the festival not only contribute to creating a brilliant highlight, but also attract tourists to visit and take photos. In addition to sunflowers, many other types of flowers are also newly planted and cared for to create a green - clean - beautiful environment for the Relic Site.

Sunflowers are planted right from the entrance along the ceremonial axis.

This year, the work of beautifying and embellishing the grounds of the Hung Temple Historical Relic Site continues to receive attention, with investment, renovation and renovation of many items. Currently, the Relic Site is urgently completing the renovation of the Five-Way Intersection of the Gieng Temple and rearranging the shops to ensure orderliness and reasonableness, contributing to creating a good impression in the hearts of visitors when they return to the Land of Ancestors.

Sunflowers in full bloom promise to be a tourist attraction for sightseeing and photography.

Vy An

Source: https://baophutho.vn/hang-chuc-nghin-cay-hoa-huong-duong-duoc-trong-tai-den-hung-229541.htm