Schedule to see buckwheat flowers blooming in the rocky plateau

(SGTT) – In late autumn and early winter, the roads on the “stone plateau” of Tuyen Quang province are covered with buckwheat flowers. This typical flower of the Northeastern mountains and forests has long been a highlight attracting tourists and photographers.

Flowers cover the hillsides, terraced fields, along the roads and at the foot of the mountains, creating a unique landscape of the rocky plateau. Photo: NAG Pham Huong

Buckwheat flowers are white when they first bloom, then gradually turn pink and purple before fading. The blooming period lasts about a month, depending on weather conditions. Photo: NAG Pham Huong

According to photographer Pham Huong ( Ha Giang 1 ward, Tuyen Quang province), who has spent many years capturing the beauty of buckwheat flowers, this flower blooms most brilliantly in the cold season. Photo: NAG Pham Huong

This is also the time that attracts many tourists to admire and take artistic photos. Photo: NAG Pham Huong

Normally, buckwheat flower season starts from the end of October and lasts until the end of December. Tourists who love the flower season should proactively plan early to have the most complete experience. Photo: NAG Pham Huong

Not only does it have aesthetic value, buckwheat is also used by local people as food and ingredients to make many traditional dishes such as buckwheat cake, wine and some other highland specialties. Photo: NAG Pham Huong

Here, in addition to admiring the flowers, visitors can also explore the majestic natural landscape with majestic mountains, terraced fields interspersed with corn fields, and a stream winding at the foot of the mountain. Photo: NAG Pham Huong

Blending in with the peaceful life of the local people. Photo: NAG Pham Huong

All blend together to create a poetic natural picture, typical of the Northeast region. Photo: NAG Pham Huong

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