Largest rose valley in Sa Pa

10:06, 01/06/2020

A rose valley belonging to the Sun World Fansipan Legend tourist area in the town of Sa Pa in the northern mountainous province of Lao Cai, has been recognised as the largest of its kind nationwide by Guinness Records Vietnam.

 

A rose valley belonging to the Sun World Fansipan Legend tourist area in the town of Sa Pa in the northern mountainous province of Lao Cai, has been recognised as the largest of its kind nationwide by Guinness Records Vietnam.

The rose valley spans a total area of 50,000 square metres and stretches along the Muong Hoa mountain rail line that connects the town of Sa Pa with Mount Fansipan’s cable car station.
The rose valley spans a total area of 50,000 square metres and stretches along the Muong Hoa mountain rail line that connects the town of Sa Pa with Mount Fansipan’s cable car station.

 

It features traditional rose plants from Vietnamese localities such as Sa Pa, Hai Phong, Son La, and Hue.
It features traditional rose plants from Vietnamese localities such as Sa Pa, Hai Phong, Son La, and Hue.

 

One of the most prominent features in the valley is the type of rose which has been brought to the country from Europe, originating in France. While the flowers each measure between only 2cm and 3cm when blooming, they tend to grow in clusters.
One of the most prominent features in the valley is the type of rose which has been brought to the country from Europe, originating in France. While the flowers each measure between only 2cm and 3cm when blooming, they tend to grow in clusters.

 

Some of the most popular European rose plants can be spotted around the area, showcasing the uniqueness and diversity of the valley.
Some of the most popular European rose plants can be spotted around the area, showcasing the uniqueness and diversity of the valley.

 

Flowers in full bloom create impressive landscape throughout the cultural town of Sa Pa.
Flowers in full bloom create impressive landscape throughout the cultural town of Sa Pa.

 

 (Source: VOV)