Tin du lịch The spots to admire wild sunflowers across the country are perfect for travelers to check-in and take photos.

The last two months of the year are the time when wild sunflowers bloom brilliantly across the country, their bright yellow color attracting many tourists who come to enjoy and take photos.

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Wild sunflowers, also known as wild daisies, mountain daisies, or wild sunflowers, are a fast-growing plant that usually flowers in late autumn to early winter. Each flower typically has 13 bright yellow petals, measuring about 8 - 10 cm in diameter, surrounding a round, plump center. The wild sunflower season lasts about a month and is most beautiful in the two weeks following blooming.
At the end of the year in Hà Giang, it is the time when buckwheat flowers, the signature flower of the rocky highlands, bloom beautifully. From around October to the end of November each year, in Phong Quang Commune, Vị Xuyên District, about 8 km from the center of Hà Giang City, wild sunflowers are also showcasing their brilliant yellow color.
Wild sunflowers are widely planted in Lùng Càng hamlet and Bản Mán hamlet. The wild sunflower road in Phong Quang Commune is over 1.5 km long, extending from the center market of the commune to the elementary school, attracting a large number of local and visiting tourists to visit and take photos, according to the electronic information portal of Vị Xuyên District, Hà Giang Province. Photo: Phạm Vũ
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From around October to December each year is the peak bloom season for wild sunflowers in Điện Biên. The flower's color resembles warm sunshine, chasing away the cold of the northeastern winter.
Along the roads to Điện Biên Phủ City, Mường Nhé, Mường Ảng, Điện Biên Đông districts, wild sunflowers dramatically color the village paths, creek sides, and hillside slopes. In some places, wild sunflowers bloom in patches, decorating the natural scenery here, according to the Điện Biên province's electronic information portal. Photo: Kiều Dương
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In the 1920s, when building the church and nine villas in Ba Vì, Hà Nội, the French brought this variety of wild sunflowers to plant. Rapid propagation has established wild sunflowers as a signature flower of Ba Vì.
Wild sunflowers at Ba Vì National Park usually bloom around October to November each year. From the park gate to an elevation of 1,100 m (the base area of the Thượng Temple), wild sunflowers cover both sides of the road in vibrant yellow. The area with the highest concentration is at an altitude of 400 m, with a wildflower forest covering up to 10 hectares. In other areas, patches of flowers grow scattered.
Since 2015, recognizing the affection for this flower, Ba Vì National Park has planted more wild sunflowers to develop them as a tourism product, according to the Ba Vì National Park website. Visitors can buy entrance tickets to Ba Vì National Park for 60,000 VND for adults; 20,000 VND for students, and 10,000 VND for pupils. Photo: Kiều Dương
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With a suitable climate and soil, wild sunflowers are also widely planted in Tam Đảo Town, Vĩnh Phúc Province. During winter, the weather in Tam Đảo can be very cold, dropping to 2 or 3 degrees Celsius, so few flower species can bloom. Therefore, at this time, wild sunflowers are predominant. The wild sunflower season here begins around October and lasts until about December.
About three years ago, wild sunflowers were widely planted at the homestay facility of sister Nguyễn Thị Trang in hamlet 3, Tam Đảo Town. Hundreds of wild sunflower bushes planted on the hillside bloom brilliantly in the season, becoming a popular check-in spot for young people. Currently, wild sunflowers have been widely planted in the gardens of homestays, resorts, beside hillside patches, or along the winding roads leading to the center of Tam Đảo Town, according to the Vĩnh Phúc Province Information and Tourism Promotion Center website. Photo: Quỳnh Mai
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Along with cabbage flowers, poinsettias, the yellow color of wild sunflowers contributes to the beauty of the Mộc Châu highlands in winter. The flowers begin to bloom around October and last until the end of the year.
The yellow hue of wild sunflowers appears along National Highway 6, the road into Thông Cuông hamlet, Ba Phách, Vân Hồ Commune, Loóng Luông, the road to the Tân Lập tea hill, the tea hill near the Pa Khen area, and the dirt roads around Mộc Châu Town, according to the Vietnam National Tourism Administration website.
In Sơn La Province, there is also the high region of Suối Tọ, where many wild sunflowers bloom. On the road from Phù Yên District's center to here, wild sunflowers line the side of the road, radiating a warm yellow color that melts away the cold of the high plateau.
Wild sunflowers here grow wild on the farms, fence edges, and roadside. After the roads were improved, this area attracted many visitors in winter to admire the wild sunflowers thickly covering the mountainous terrain, shrouded in mist, according to the electronic information portal of Sơn La Province's Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism. Photo: hai8
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The western branch of the Ho Chi Minh Trail (passing through Hướng Linh, Hướng Phùng communes in Hướng Hóa District, Quảng Trị) is one of the routes favored by backpackers. Noticing the climate and soil here are suitable for wild sunflowers, several individuals and organizations have expanded the planting of this flower from wild sunflower patches.
Visiting Quảng Trị from late October to November every year, patches of golden wild sunflowers bloom during peak season. The western branch of the Ho Chi Minh Trail becomes a brilliant golden route stretching across the vast forest, according to the electronic information portal of the Quảng Trị party committee. Photo: Hà Lê
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Chư Đăng Ya volcano, located in Ploi lagri village, Chư Đăng Ya commune, Chư Păh district, Gia Lai, is dubbed the paradise of wild sunflowers. November is the most brilliant time for wild sunflowers, as their yellow color dominates the landscape.
Climbing to the mountain peak, visitors are greeted with a vast expanse of green mountains and forests, intertwined with the yellow of wild sunflowers on the basalt ground.
The Wild Sunflower Festival - Chư Đăng Ya Volcano is usually held every November and was recognized by the Vietnam Record Association as the first in the top 10 most attractive destinations in Gia Lai Province in 2017. Wild sunflowers are a characteristic symbol of the Central Highlands, as their blooming season indicates the arrival of the dry season, according to the Vietnam National Tourism Administration website. Photo: Trần Hóa
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From late September to the end of October, Đà Lạt, Lâm Đồng, will enter the most beautiful wild sunflower season of the year. The most beautiful wild sunflower road in Đà Lạt is Trại Mát - Cầu Đất - D'ran town, especially the section from Trại Mát to the Cầu Đất tea hill. Additionally, the route from the old Cam Ly airport to Tà Nung Pass also features beautiful wild sunflower viewing spots, particularly the old Cam Ly airport (in Ward 5), only about 3 km from the center of Đà Lạt City.
Prenn Pass and the Liên Khương highway, through the pass to National Highway 20 then turn right onto National Highway 27, wild sunflowers bloom profusely along the winding roads with pine forests, a favorite wedding photo spot for many couples.
In the city center, visitors can go to the Đà Lạt University (Phù Đổng Thiên Vương street, ward 8) to hunt for wild sunflowers. Or from Dinh 3 (Triệu Việt Vương street, ward 4) to the clay tunnel and Tuyền Lâm Lake, visitors will travel along a long stretch lined with wild sunflowers. The wild sunflowers here bloom most beautifully around late October. Photo: Nguyễn Minh

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