ExperiencesNature & AdventureIn November, don't miss an appointment with the brilliant wildflower season throughout 5 provinces of the Central Highlands
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In November, don't miss an appointment with the brilliant wildflower season throughout 5 provinces of the Central Highlands

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In this open plateau, wildflowers seem to have become a part of life, inseparably attached to the land and the people of the Central Highlands.

At the end of October, the heavy rains in the Central Highlands have completely stopped. The chilly wind rushed in, bringing with it a gentle sunshine covering the hillsides and valleys. Coming to the Central Highlands at this time, from Kon Tum to Dak Nong, you can easily see the strips of wildflowers that are engrossed in reaching out to catch the sun, warming the whole mountainous area during a busy season.


Photo: Huyen Billion Review, Go Gia Lai


Mang Den - Kon Tum


The road up to Mang Den is winding, winding and shaded by trees and flowers. At the end of each year, wildflowers compete to bloom in all the nooks and crannies of the trees, making the small town of Mang Den seem to shimmer and be more beautiful than ever in the cold weather.


Early in the morning, the wild knee is still filled with vain mist. Near noon, the flowers bloomed, brightening up the whole sky. In the afternoon, the scorching sun makes the flower flaps more charming in the midst of the mountains.


Photo: Gialai


Chu Dang Ya Volcano - Gia Lai


About 20km northeast of the center of Gia Lai mountain town, Chu Dang Ya is a crater that has been dormant for millions of years, hidden in the midst of thousands of majestic mountains. The lava remains left here a fertile basalt area, where people built lush fruit farms.


This is also one of the most beautiful wildflower viewing spots in the Central Highlands. Coming to Chu Dang Ya, you can trek to the top of the mountain, overcome slopes with many challenges, admire the magnificent volcanic basin and take in the full view of a peaceful Gia Lai sky with beautiful intertwined blue and yellow patches.


Photo: VnE


Buon Ma Thuot - Dak Lak


Not only coffee flowers, Buon Ma Thuot also makes memories for those who have the opportunity to visit every November - December because of the wildflower season. This arrogant and wild flower blooms all over the streets and street corners, embellishing the highland city to become more splendid. Flowers bloom by Lak Lake, on the gentle Serepok River. Flowers crowded together to watch the poetic Dray Sap - Dray Nur waterfall. Early in the morning, the air in Buon Ma Thuot is cool and cold, you can relax and sip a cup of Dak Lak coffee, while enjoying the flowers like a romantic and dreamy artist.


Photo: Doan Vinh


Da Lat - Lam Dong


The Central Highlands wildflower season is also the season for tourists from all over the world to come to Da Lat city to be immersed in the golden flowers.


Da Lat has many beautiful flower viewing spots such as Cam Ly - Van Thanh road, Don Duong, Cau Dat, Dran pass, Prenn pass or along the Lien Khuong highway into the city. From here, you can admire the mountain slopes surrounded by seemingly endless bouquets of flowers. In addition, Tu Tra, Golden Valley, Lang Biang Mountain or the road from Dinh 3 to Tuyen Lam Lake,... are all ideal places for you to enjoy taking photos with flowers.


Photo: Phi Anh


Gia Nghia - Dak Nong


The young city of Gia Nghia of Dak Nong is calm with four hills, buildings, irrigation lakes and green valleys. For a long time, Gia Nghia has been known as the beloved name - "the city of golden flowers" thanks to the successive flower seasons that bloom all year round. In particular, it must be mentioned that the wildflower that is on time in November and December is racing to dye the whole mountain street yellow, distracting people's hearts and cherishing people's souls.


Photo: totay168


In November, come to the Central Highlands to immerse yourself in the splendid wildness of the mountains and hills and sip the cold of winter.


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