hanoi, northern tu liem, xuan dinh, see the wild sunflower garden of 200 trees covered in yellow in the heart of hanoi

More than 200 wild sunflowers blooming in Xuan Dinh, (Northern Tu Liem, Hanoi) is becoming a destination for tourists to visit and take pictures.

Located right in the heart of the city with high-rise buildings surrounded, the wild sunflower garden in Bac Tu Liem (Hanoi) is in full bloom, attracting many tourists to visit and take photos.

The management representative of the wild sunflower garden said that this area was originally used to grow lotus, but this year the lotus crop failed, so the idea of planting wild sunflowers came up. “Once going out in Ba Vi, I saw wild sunflowers blooming very beautifully, very suitable for tourists to visit and take pictures, so I decided to ask for seeds to plant,” this person said.

Wild sunflowers start to bloom in early November and die around mid-December. At this time, wild sunflowers are in full bloom. It is known that this wild sunflower garden has more than 200 trees in full bloom.

Dense flower density gives visitors many angles to take pictures. To create a beautiful check-in context, the owner of the wild sunflower garden also arranged a bamboo bridge system around the garden.

Although not as vast as in Da Lat, or with flower rows stretching hundreds of meters like Ba Vi, the wild sunflowers in Xuan Dinh still create beautiful carpets of yellow flowers.

Many photographers have come to the wildflower garden to capture the best images, there is only one season of the year.

Visitors here often choose to take photos sitting or standing on the bridge so that the photo has both flowers and a river scene. However, visitors need to pay attention because the bamboo bridge system is quite difficult to go.

At this time, the wild sunflower garden attracts a lot of young people and girls to see flowers and take pictures.

Wild sunflowers are also known by many names such as daisies or wild sunflowers.

At this time, the weather in Hanoi is cool, suitable for everyone to come to the wild sunflower garden to visit and admire the beauty of the flower as a “symbol of Da Lat” in the heart of the capital.