Buckwheat blooms draw tourists to Ha Giang Karst Plateau

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Buckwheat are beautiful white flowers which are tinged with pink.
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Tourists enjoy services such as renting traditional costumes, photography, and tours.
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Buckwheat fields are a signature feature of Ha Giang, with the flowers being found in many places, including Lung Cu flag tower and Dong Van rock plateau.
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The natural scenery attracts tourists from all over the country and abroad, especially adventurous younger travelers.
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Five-colour steamed glutinous rice and sticky rice tubes are among the specialties of Ha Giang.
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Driving up the winding mountain roads to Ha Giang is both a challenge and a joy, particularly as at the end of those adventurous roads are heaven-on-earth buckwheat flowers.

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