Peach blossoms in full bloom at Dien Bien’s Pa Khoang Reservoir

Peach blossoms in full bloom at Pa Khoang Reservoir's island. VNA Photo: Trung Kiên
Peach blossoms in full bloom in the cold spring weather of Dien Bien province. VNA Photo: Trung Kiên
Peach blossom trees at Pa Khoang Reservoir's islands originated from 10 seeds from Japan, which was successfully grown in Dien Bien province after trials and errors. VNA Photo: Trung Kiên
Pa Khoang Reservoir's island with thousands of blooming sakura trees. VNA Photo: Trung Kiên
Visitors enjoy the beautiful peach blossoms at Pa Khoang reservoir's island. VNA Photo: Trung Kiên

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Peach blossoms in full bloom at Dien Bien’s Pa Khoang Reservoir

01/15/2024 08:45 | TTXVN |

Pa Khoang Reservoir went into operation in 1979, situated at 900 metres above sea-level between Muong Phang and Pa Khoang communes in the northern province of Dien Bien. Pa Khoang is the largest reservoir in Dien Bien province, spanning a surface area of 600 hectares with various small islands within its area. One of the most famous islands has nearly 100,000 peach blossom trees from Japan, also known locally as “sakura island”. In early January, the peach blossoms attract visitors to Dien Bien province with its full bloom and peaceful spring atmosphere. Other than the beautiful peach blossoms, visitors can enjoy the peach blossoms festival with activities introducing Japanese culture and Dien Bien province’s ethnic culture. VNA Photo: Trung Kiên

Peach blossoms in full bloom at Dien Bien’s Pa Khoang Reservoir

Pa Khoang Reservoir went into operation in 1979, situated at 900 metres above sea-level between Muong Phang and Pa Khoang communes in the northern province of Dien Bien. Pa Khoang is the largest reservoir in Dien Bien province, spanning a surface area of 600 hectares with various small islands within its area. One of the most famous islands has nearly 100,000 peach blossom trees from Japan, also known locally as “sakura island”. In early January, the peach blossoms attract visitors to Dien Bien province with its full bloom and peaceful spring atmosphere. Other than the beautiful peach blossoms, visitors can enjoy the peach blossoms festival with activities introducing Japanese culture and Dien Bien province’s ethnic culture. VNA Photo: Trung Kiên
Peach blossoms in full bloom at Dien Bien’s Pa Khoang Reservoir

Pa Khoang Reservoir went into operation in 1979, situated at 900 metres above sea-level between Muong Phang and Pa Khoang communes in the northern province of Dien Bien. Pa Khoang is the largest reservoir in Dien Bien province, spanning a surface area of 600 hectares with various small islands within its area. One of the most famous islands has nearly 100,000 peach blossom trees from Japan, also known locally as “sakura island”. In early January, the peach blossoms attract visitors to Dien Bien province with its full bloom and peaceful spring atmosphere. Other than the beautiful peach blossoms, visitors can enjoy the peach blossoms festival with activities introducing Japanese culture and Dien Bien province’s ethnic culture. VNA Photo: Trung Kiên
Peach blossoms in full bloom at Dien Bien’s Pa Khoang Reservoir

Pa Khoang Reservoir went into operation in 1979, situated at 900 metres above sea-level between Muong Phang and Pa Khoang communes in the northern province of Dien Bien. Pa Khoang is the largest reservoir in Dien Bien province, spanning a surface area of 600 hectares with various small islands within its area. One of the most famous islands has nearly 100,000 peach blossom trees from Japan, also known locally as “sakura island”. In early January, the peach blossoms attract visitors to Dien Bien province with its full bloom and peaceful spring atmosphere. Other than the beautiful peach blossoms, visitors can enjoy the peach blossoms festival with activities introducing Japanese culture and Dien Bien province’s ethnic culture. VNA Photo: Trung Kiên
Peach blossoms in full bloom at Dien Bien’s Pa Khoang Reservoir

Pa Khoang Reservoir went into operation in 1979, situated at 900 metres above sea-level between Muong Phang and Pa Khoang communes in the northern province of Dien Bien. Pa Khoang is the largest reservoir in Dien Bien province, spanning a surface area of 600 hectares with various small islands within its area. One of the most famous islands has nearly 100,000 peach blossom trees from Japan, also known locally as “sakura island”. In early January, the peach blossoms attract visitors to Dien Bien province with its full bloom and peaceful spring atmosphere. Other than the beautiful peach blossoms, visitors can enjoy the peach blossoms festival with activities introducing Japanese culture and Dien Bien province’s ethnic culture. VNA Photo: Trung Kiên
Peach blossoms in full bloom at Dien Bien’s Pa Khoang Reservoir

Pa Khoang Reservoir went into operation in 1979, situated at 900 metres above sea-level between Muong Phang and Pa Khoang communes in the northern province of Dien Bien. Pa Khoang is the largest reservoir in Dien Bien province, spanning a surface area of 600 hectares with various small islands within its area. One of the most famous islands has nearly 100,000 peach blossom trees from Japan, also known locally as “sakura island”. In early January, the peach blossoms attract visitors to Dien Bien province with its full bloom and peaceful spring atmosphere. Other than the beautiful peach blossoms, visitors can enjoy the peach blossoms festival with activities introducing Japanese culture and Dien Bien province’s ethnic culture. VNA Photo: Trung Kiên

Peach blossoms in full bloom at Dien Bien’s Pa Khoang Reservoir

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