Tourists are captivated by the breathtaking beauty of blooming wild roses in the highlands of Y Ty.

On the occasion of the April 30 and May 1 holidays this year, coming to the beautiful land of Y Ty (Bat Xat), visitors not only felt the cool weather and majestic nature, but also admired the myriad of wild flowers blooming throughout the villages that created a beautiful picture.

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On every May, in the highlands of Y Ty, many flowers bloom, of which wild rose is the most prominent.

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The wild rose in Y Ty has many colors, of which pink is the most common one. This is a plant with strong vitality. The stem has sharp thorns so people grow it as a hedge, letting it climb up the gate to create a pretty landscape.

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The blooming wild roses on the gate of the Y Ty Commune Semi-Boarding Ethnic Minority Lower Secondary School are as beautiful as a picture.

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Purple-red wild rose clusters bloom along the fence of a homestay in Mo Phu Chai village.

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White wild roses, also known as forest roses, grow in the ancient Y Ty forest with a very attractive, faint fragrance.

 

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The blooming season of wild roses in Y Ty attracts many tourists, especially young people to come and see the flowers and take souvenir photos.

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A young girl posing next to the beautiful pink wild rose wall of Y Ty Commune Semi-Boarding Ethnic Minority Lower Secondary School.

 

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Along the stone-paved roads and stone fences, the wild roses and roses are in full bloom, adding to the beauty of the Y Ty highland landscape.

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Tourists capturing beautiful moments with wild roses on the Y Ty plateau.

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The season of wild rose leaves many beautiful impressions on tourists when coming to Y Ty.

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Tran Tuan Ngoc/Lao Cai Electronic Newspaper

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