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khoảng 3 giờ trước
00As the vibrant energy of Lunar New Year (Tet) 2025 approaches, the bustling streets of major Vietnamese cities are being transformed into stunning floral galleries. Among the most anticipated sights are the massive, ancient wild peach trees (đào rừng cổ thụ) that have made their journey from the misty, high-altitude mountains of Northern Vietnam down to the urban centers. These majestic trees, characterized by their moss-covered trunks, gnarled branches, and delicate pink blossoms, are highly sought after by collectors and families looking to bring luck, prosperity, and natural beauty into their homes.
Transporting these ancient giants from remote mountainous regions like Sapa, Son La, and Lai Chau to the city streets is a monumental task requiring immense skill and care. Farmers and traders spend months nurturing the trees, ensuring they bloom precisely in time for the Tet festivities. Once they arrive in the city, these wild peach trees become the focal point of local flower markets, attracting crowds of admirers, photographers, and eager buyers. The contrast between the rugged, ancient wood and the soft, blooming pink petals symbolizes resilience, renewal, and the arrival of spring.
For many Vietnamese families, selecting the perfect peach blossom branch or tree is a cherished annual ritual. While smaller, cultivated peach trees are common, the rare and majestic ancient wild peach trees represent a premium status symbol and a deep connection to Vietnam's natural heritage. Prices for these spectacular specimens can range from thousands of dollars, reflecting their rarity and the years of growth required to achieve such dramatic forms. As the countdown to Tet 2025 begins, the presence of these beautiful trees on the streets serves as a colorful reminder of tradition, culture, and the festive spirit that unites the nation.
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