Discover the Top 12 Famous Flower Villages Around Hanoi

Xuân Quan Flower Village is located in Xuan Quan commune, Van Giang district, Hung Yen province, with a total cultivated land area of nearly 200 hectares, all outside the dike.

In Xuân Quan, various traditional flowers (roses, chrysanthemums...), high-quality flowers (lilies, orchids...), hanging basket flowers (petunias, moss roses...), ground-cover plants, and many ornamental trees (peach blossoms, ficus trees...) are predominantly cultivated. Being around 20 km from Hanoi and in close proximity to Bat Trang pottery village, you can easily reach it by taking the Long Bien dike road, catching bus 47, and then using a motorbike taxi for the last stretch.

Situated north of the Red River, Kim Chung Flower Village mainly cultivates various single-species and kumquat flowers, peach blossoms, and ornamental trees during the Tet festival. From the center of Hanoi, cross the Chuong Duong Bridge, Duong Bridge, and follow National Highway 3 to Kim Chung commune (Dong Anh district).

Only recently developed in the past few years, Kim Chung Flower Village has introduced many beautiful flower species to the market, becoming one of the rapidly growing flower villages. It has also become a weekend rendezvous for young people to enjoy and take photos.

From a purely agricultural village, Liên Mạc has now embraced flower cultivation as a primary profession. The village is gradually becoming a major flower supplier alongside Tây Tựu. In addition to its strength in flower cultivation, the village also grows Diễn pomelos – a highly sought-after fruit during the Tet holiday.

The village is only about 12 km from the center of Hanoi. You can travel by motorbike along Âu Cơ Street to the foot of Thăng Long Bridge, passing through Vẽ Pagoda, Chèm Pagoda, and crossing the bridge about 2 km along the riverbank to reach the village gate.

Following the West Lake and the Red River for just over 1 km, we come across a well-known flower village, Quảng Bá. The fields and ornamental kumquat gardens are laden with branches full of fruit, each tree expertly pruned and shaped.

The fame of ornamental kumquats here lies not only in their abundant fruit but also in their beautifully shaped branches, ripe fruits glowing yellow, and large, lush green leaves.

No wonder the gardeners in Quảng Bá don't just bring their trees to the street vendors; instead, those who appreciate ornamental plants go directly to the gardens to choose, even if the prices are much higher compared to buying under the Hàng Lược flower market.

In addition to the main ornamental kumquats, many high-quality foliage plants with imported varieties such as Dutch-Japanese Chrysanthemums, Thai Orchids, French Roses, etc., are also extensively cultivated on the reclaimed land along the Red River.