Record-breaking Vietnamese apricot blossom road recognised
A 6.4-kilometre road in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau has been recognised as Vietnam's longest apricot blossom flanked road.
The Vietnam Record Association has awarded the record.
The road in Chau Duc District’s Ngai Giao Town is home to 1,157 apricot trees, becoming a favourite check-in spot for many people, including visitors.
According to local authorities, some 100 apricot trees were initially grown on a trial basis. The plants thrived, so more trees of this kind have been grown in Ngai Giao Town.
The apricot trees grown on the road were carefully selected, ranging in height from 1.4m to 2m. Local authorities have hired a firm to care for the trees.
The Vietnam Record Association has awarded the record.
The apricot blossom road in Ba Ria-Vung Tau
The road in Chau Duc District’s Ngai Giao Town is home to 1,157 apricot trees, becoming a favourite check-in spot for many people, including visitors.
According to local authorities, some 100 apricot trees were initially grown on a trial basis. The plants thrived, so more trees of this kind have been grown in Ngai Giao Town.
The apricot trees grown on the road were carefully selected, ranging in height from 1.4m to 2m. Local authorities have hired a firm to care for the trees.
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