Ba Vi National Park attracts tourists to see wild sunflowers in full bloom

Mr. Do Huu The, Director of Ba Vi National Park, said that the number of visitors concentrated on weekends at Ba Vi National Park is about 15,000 people/day. To ensure the best travel for people and safety for visitors, the Park has mobilized over 100 staff members to be on duty at crowded places; coordinate with local police to support people to see wild sunflowers, hunt clouds and participate in recreational activities.

According to VNA reporters, at 8:00 a.m. on November 16, the area around the road leading to Ba Vi National Park had thousands of people, mainly young people, gathering to hunt clouds and take souvenir photos with wild sunflowers.

Arriving at Ba Vi National Park early with a group of friends, Nguyen Hoai Thuong (21 years old), residing in Gia Lam commune, Hanoi city, said that they took many beautiful photos along the road of blooming wild sunflowers leading to the top of Ba Vi mountain. "The fresh air and beautiful blooming flowers made us forget the feeling of tiredness even though we had to wake up early," Nguyen Hoai Thuong happily shared.

According to locals, Ba Vi National Park attracts the most tourists when wild sunflowers bloom (from October to November every year). Especially on weekends, the number of visitors here increases dramatically, mainly young people, causing traffic to increase, sometimes cars line up in front of the ticket gate, waiting for their turn to enter the National Park to visit, take photos...

Anticipating a sudden increase in the number of visitors, with a plan in advance, at crowded and congested areas, Ba Vi National Park staff and authorities are always on duty, organizing traffic flow, promptly handling arising situations, avoiding congestion and supporting visitors when necessary.

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/du-lich/vuon-quoc-gia-ba-vi-thu-hut-du-khach-ngam-hoa-da-quy-no-ro-20251116132235514.htm