The triangular circuit in Ha Giang, often referred to as the Ha Giang Loop, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and the indigenous triangle flower. A symbol of the region’s natural beauty. Ha Giang Province, located in the far north of Vietnam. Offers adventurous travelers a unique experience through its rugged terrain and ethnic minority communities.
At the heart of this adventure is the triangle flower (tam giác mạch), known scientifically as “Begonia chitoensis.” These delicate blossoms blanket the hillsides during the rainy season, painting the landscape with vibrant hues of red, pink, and white. The flower’s triangular shape gives it its local name and adds to the allure of Ha Giang’s already dramatic scenery.
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During the season, the pink color of the buckwheat flower spreads across the fields, precariously on the cat-ear rocks, behind ancient villages in Ha Giang. Tiny flowers create a mountain and forest scene that is both majestic and poetic.
The color of buckwheat flowers when they first bloom is mainly white and pale pink. Then, when the temperature is lower and cold air prevails. The flowers will have main colors of purple and dark pink.Buckwheat flowers are most beautiful when the petals turn purple and pink. Flowers bloom in clusters, petals bunched together into a cone shape.
Lo Lo ethnic girls wearing brocade dresses amid the forest of flowers create a typical image of Ha Giang land. Leaving a unique impression on tourists coming here.
Visitors to Ha Giang can rent national costumes to take photos with buckwheat flowers. Bearing the mark of the mountainous region. However, the weather when buckwheat blooms in Ha Giang is quite cold, so visitors need to prepare thermal clothes or warm enough clothes inside.
In the past, buckwheat flowers were mainly grown to get seeds and make cakes to prevent hunger for people during the lean season. This is also an Oriental medicine, buckwheat has an acrid, slightly astringent taste, has a neutral nature. And has the effect of benefiting rheumatism, draining punctures, clearing heat and detoxifying.
Thanks to the development of tourism, this beautiful flower is known to more tourists. Today, to serve the needs of tourists. Ha Giang people grow pillow flowers in a season that lasts from early fall to the end of winter. Therefore, visitors can see flowers at more times, not just during festivals.
Visiting the buckwheat flower season, visitors can also see images of Mong ethnic children, barefoot, holding children with innocent faces playing in the flower fields. The crisp, mischievous laughter of children amidst the vast buckwheat flower field seems strange but extremely familiar. Making visitors feel like they have returned to their childhood many years ago.
Tourists who want to admire the beauty of buckwheat flowers in Ha Giang can come here from October to December. At this time, the locality also organizes the buckwheat flower festival with many special and respectful activities. Honoring the cultural and tourism values of Ha Giang province.
Along the loop, visitors often stop in small villages to experience traditional hill tribe life, sample local cuisine. And appreciate the handmade crafts unique to each community. The journey is not just about the destination but also about the interactions and connections forged with the hospitable people of Ha Giang.
In conclusion, the triangle flower of Ha Giang, set against the backdrop of the Ha Giang Loop. Represents not only a botanical wonder but also embodies the spirit of adventure and cultural discovery that defines this enchanting corner of Vietnam.