Hanoi daisy garden lures visitors
A daisy garden in Hanoi’s Long Bien District has become an attractive destination for many young people.
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The garden covers an area of 10,000 square metres in Thach Cau. Garden tickets cost VND70,000 (USD2.94) per person.
The Dahlberg daisy originates from Mexico. This kind of flower is grown more in the southern region of Vietnam than in the north.
Each Dahlberg daisy tree is around 15-30 centimetres high.
On weekends, dozens of groups of visitors flock to the garden.
Many young people take photos in the flower garden.
Truong The Hung, the owner of the flower field, said that he had grown 50,000 daisy plants in the garden. Now is the right time for the flower to blossom and this will last until the end of this year.
The place also draws many photographers.
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