Wild on Lien Khuong - Prenn highway
The foot of Prenn Pass - the gateway to Da Lat City is one of the beautiful places to admire the colors of wildflowers in autumn this year. As a photography lover, Hong Tam (living in Da Lat) has planned to "hunt" wild anemones in many different locations on the outskirts of the city and this place is no exception. From National Highway 20 turning into Tan Dinh alley (Hiep An, Duc Trong), clusters of yellow flowers gradually appeared.
Along the hillsides, wildflowers bloom to form carpets of golden flowers, shining in the sun. Tam said that this place has a large rock - the hottest check-in point, because from here visitors can record impressive photos with a kaleidoscope wall behind. The blue of pine and the yellow of wildflowers create a majestic scene, as beautiful as a picture that impresses female tourists.
Wild ankles in Da Ron, Don Duong (Lam Dong)
The road leading to Dalat Hasfarm company is also one of the prominent places to see wildflowers. Along the 2 sides of the road, wildflowers stretch out to show off their yellow color in the sun, creating a poetic scene full of charm. The flowers are lined with flowers, leaving only a small passage covered with red soil to create depth for the photo.
Wild flowers, also known as chrysanthemums, wild sunflowers, this is an easy-to-grow flower, usually flowering in late autumn and early winter. The flowers consist of 13 petals, radiating from 8-10 cm in size, without care, the wildflowers still bloom full of vitality.
Wild anemones showing off their colors by the green cilantro field
Not far from the above location is a hill of wildflowers next to a beautiful field of green cilantro that is blooming along the route to the high-tech park in Dan Duong.
Coming here, you will enjoy the cool atmosphere of autumn, filling your chest with fresh air and the fragrance of grass. To have outstanding photos in the middle of the flower garden, Tam suggested that visitors should choose bright clothes such as white, beige, and add some accessories such as sedge hats, bags, etc. A good time to take photos with flowers is in the early morning, when the sun is not scorching.
Photo: Hong Tam
According to Zing