Hue's flower village ablaze with Tet's vibrant colors

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Phu Mau Flower Village in Hue bursts with Tet's colorful splendor

As Tet approaches, Phu Mau Village (Hue) adorns itself with new hues, showcasing a dazzling array of flowers to welcome spring.

Phu Mau Flower Village in Hue bursts with Tet's colorful splendor

Phu Mau Flower Village, the largest and most renowned flower village for generations, serves as the primary flower hub for Hue's Tet flower market. In recent years, alongside traditional flowers such as chrysanthemums, marigolds, daisies, and lotuses, farmers have also cultivated various new flowers like lilies, orchids, and more.

Thanks to favorable weather, villagers in Phu Mau Flower Village are busily tending to gardens, pruning branches in over 10 hectares of flower fields, pots... preparing for Tet. From the 22nd to the 25th of the lunar month, the bustling Tiên Nộn flower field welcomes visitors and traders alike. Spring in Hue flourishes with a kaleidoscope of colorful flowers and fragrant scents.

By Lê Huy Hoàng Hải/ Zing news

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Reference: Travel guide Mytour

MytourJanuary 22nd, 2020

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Phu Mau Village the most famous flower village in Hue?

Phu Mau Village is renowned for its extensive variety of flowers, serving as the primary hub for Hue's Tet flower market. It has been a beloved destination for generations, showcasing traditional and new flower species that attract both visitors and traders.

How do villagers in Phu Mau prepare for Tet celebrations each year?

Villagers in Phu Mau prepare for Tet by tending to over 10 hectares of flower fields, pruning branches, and ensuring their flowers are vibrant and healthy. This preparation usually occurs in the weeks leading up to Tet, creating a stunning floral display.

What types of flowers can be found in Phu Mau Flower Village during Tet?

During Tet, Phu Mau Flower Village showcases a colorful array of flowers, including traditional varieties like chrysanthemums and marigolds, as well as new cultivations such as lilies and orchids, reflecting the village's rich floral heritage.

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