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White plum blossoms draw visitors to Quan Din Ngai

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At this time of year, the hills and valleys in Quan Din Ngai Hamlet (Dong Van Commune) are adorned with the pristine white blossoms of plum trees, creating a beautiful early spring landscape.
Across the hills of Quan Din Ngai, a vast expanse of pure white plum blossoms has blanketed the region.
Across the hills of Quan Din Ngai, a vast expanse of pure white plum blossoms has blanketed the region.
The distinctive white plum blossoms flourish next to the rammed-earth houses.
The distinctive white plum blossoms flourish next to the rammed-earth houses.
Blooming white flowers stand out against the green leaf buds.
Blooming white flowers stand out against the green leaf buds.
The blooming season of plum flowers often takes place from the end of January to mid-February.
The blooming season of plum flowers often takes place from the end of January to mid-February.
Plum gardens across the Quan Din Ngai welcome visitors from near and far.
Plum gardens across the Quan Din Ngai welcome visitors from near and far.
Tourists pose amid the white plum gardens.
Tourists pose amid the white plum gardens.
The white hues of early plum blossoms glow brightly, like drifting clouds of mist resting on tree branches – pure and delicate.
The white hues of early plum blossoms glow brightly, like drifting clouds of mist resting on tree branches – pure and delicate.
A peaceful scene, with wisps of evening smoke drifting through the pure white plum blossoms in a valley nestled within Quan Din Ngai.
A peaceful scene, with wisps of evening smoke drifting through the pure white plum blossoms in a valley nestled within Quan Din Ngai.

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