The most beautiful flower seasons at the end of the year.

Buckwheat flowers (Ha Giang)

Buckwheat flowers typically bloom in October and November in many places such as Ha Giang, Lao Cai, Moc Chau (Son La), and Da Lat (Lam Dong). In Cao Bang, the main season for these flowers begins in mid-March.

Among them, Ha Giang is the most famous for its annual buckwheat flower festival. This is one of the most beautiful and romantic flower seasons in the Northwest mountains, and buckwheat flower season tourism has become a "specialty" of Ha Giang tourism at the end of the year.

The buckwheat flower season begins in early October and lasts until the end of December, making it one of the most beautiful flower seasons at the end of the year in Vietnam. Tiny buckwheat flowers bloom brilliantly, combining to create a gentle, graceful pink carpet that adorns the high mountains of Ha Giang, making the area more romantic than ever in the eyes of tourists.

Chrysanthemum (Hanoi)

In November, strolling through the streets of Hanoi, one cannot miss the delicate, pristine white daisies. For flower lovers, daisies are especially beautiful, with their simple yet profound charm.

Many people who love the delicate beauty of daisies don't hesitate to pack their bags and travel to Hanoi in November to admire one of the most beautiful flower seasons at the end of the year.

Hanoi residents often make it a habit to go out into the streets to capture beautiful moments during the flower season. Fields of daisies bloom profusely in Nhat Tan flower village, the Red River embankment, or Tay Cuu flower village. Entrance fees to the gardens are only about 50,000 VND per person.

Sunflowers (Nghe An)

Sunflowers in Nghe An bloom in two seasons: one in March-April and another in November-December. Therefore, November, with its relatively cool weather, is probably the ideal time to visit the vast sunflower fields in Nghia Dan, Nghe An, with your friends and family.

To prepare for the Sunflower Festival, the flower growers have expanded the sunflower cultivation area to nearly 100 hectares. From being grown only as a nutritional supplement for cattle, now every December, the sunflowers bloom in vibrant yellow, creating a captivating beauty that attracts tens of thousands of tourists.

The sunflowers in Nghia Dan have become a significant highlight in tourism development, attracting domestic and international tourists and contributing to the promotion of the scenic landscapes and unique cultural values ​​of Nghe An.

Wild sunflowers (Da Lat)

From late October to early November, the misty city of Da Lat captivates tourists with its streets ablaze with the vibrant colors of wild sunflowers. When these flowers bloom, the city temporarily sheds its incessant rains, giving way to clear, sunny skies. The yellow of the wild sunflowers scattered along the roads of Da Lat (Lam Dong province), already beautiful, becomes even more stunning and warm.

Wild sunflowers are most beautiful in the morning, when the winter sun just rises, dew still clinging to the leaves and petals. You can find the sun-kissed yellow of wild sunflowers everywhere, from the heart of the city beside charming little villas to the roads branching out in all directions. To immerse yourself in the captivating yellow of wild sunflowers, you should choose a motorbike as your companion, allowing you to weave through the roads, hillsides, and small alleys where the sunflowers bloom and spread their fragrance. The outskirts of the city are where wild sunflowers grow most abundantly. If you travel to Da Lat in November, don't forget to visit some prominent locations such as Trai Mat, D'Ran town - Don Duong, Prenn Pass, Lien Khuong Expressway... to fully admire the beauty of the wild sunflowers.

Besides Da Lat, if you're in the northern provinces, you can visit Ba Vi National Park on the outskirts of Hanoi. November is the time when it welcomes a large number of tourists who come to take photos with the vibrant yellow flowers.

Man Nhi