H'Mong girl "blooming" beautifully on the hillside with white picturesque Dak Nong grass

The thatched grass hill is located in Dak Ha commune, Dak G’Long district, about 15 km from the center of Gia Nghia city, Dak Nong province.

This is an area of natural land that has not been affected by humans, so that the grass grows in large numbers, covering the entire hill of nearly ten hectares wide.

The grass is a species of grass growing in the Central Highlands provinces. They often grow close together to produce white flowers and spread across an area. When the wind blows, small flowers will come out of the main flower.

Over the past two years, the picturesque grass hill has been an ideal “check-in” spot for visitors to Dak Nong to visit.

The thatch season lasts only about 1 month, from the second half of March to the middle of April every year, before the rainy season begins. Taking advantage of this time, many people have come to the natural picturesque grass hill in Dak Ha commune to enjoy and take souvenir photos.

It is not difficult to see H’Mong girls coming here to take pictures because the grass hill is located next to a H’Mong village of Dak Ha commune.

The cheerful H’Mong girls and the pristine white color of wild flowers, as if hiding the typical wild features of the Central Highlands, evoke a wild, romantic and exotic beauty.

With the pristine white color of the grass flowers, the H’Mong girls in traditional costumes unleash their poses.

The natural beauty of a H’Mong girl beside the white picturesque flowers.

In the midst of a large space, the picturesque flowers are not flaunting and blooming like other flowers, but simply pure white, blending with the blue sky at the end of the dry season in the Central Highlands.