Watching the bright red rice flower shoots on the Red River dike in Phu Tho
Phu Tho - On the Red River dike section passing through Tam Nong district, rows of tall rice flower trees are blooming bright red.
In mid-April, traveling along the right dike section of the Thao River (Red River) through Thanh Uyen Commune, Hien Quan Commune of Tam Nong District, Lao Dong Newspaper reporters can easily see the rows of rice trees blooming bright red flowers.
It can be seen that the row of rice flower trees here are tall and quite even. With a somewhat "smooth" body, the rice plants here do not bloom densely to form the shape of a raspberry, but are like ancient trees with dense lanterns that light up an entire river area.
Rice flowers have the rustic, simple beauty of the countryside, sometimes standing tall at the head of the village, when alone in the fields, or lying along the dike road like the rice flower trees here.
According to Ms. Nguyen Thi Xuan Dao - Head of residential area No. 7, Thanh Uyen commune, the row of rice flower trees along the Red River dike is not planted by people but grows completely naturally, with an age of about 40 years.
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