At the end of June and the beginning of July, the population of sesame buds in Go Tho temple, Chuong Xa commune, Cam Khe (Phu Tho) blooms brilliantly, making the scene as beautiful as a picture.
The population of sesame buds consists of about 85 roots located in Go Tho temple, Chuong Xa commune, Cam Khe, Phu Tho. This is a rare population of sesame buds recognized as a Vietnamese heritage tree. Every year, around the end of June and beginning of July, the population of sesame buds blooms with bright red flowers, creating a beautiful scene like a picture.The most beautiful time of sesame buds is at night. The next morning the flowers will fall to the ground and carpet under the tree or float on the water. Tiny sesame buds, emitting a faint scent, dyed a corner of the sky.The population of sesame buds is located on a mound of about 500m2 wide. Inside there is also an ancient temple mound, which is said to be worshiping Princess Ngoc Hoa, the daughter of King Hung. According to many locals, the population of sesame buds is hundreds of years old, growing around the ancient temple like a solid wall.The sesame buds with all shapes, grow in different directions. In it, many trees have rough roots that stand out from the ground, creating an extremely impressive scene.A tree stump with a rather large diameter, lying on the ground, surrounded by carpets of red sesame buds.Beautiful scenery like a fairylandTiny red petals form a red carpet, floating on the waterThe cycad plant blooms twice a year, in summer and late autumn. Every time the sun shines, flowers begin to bloom, fragrant flowers are very pleasant.When the flowers bloom and change leaves, quite a lot of travel and photography lovers come here to visit and take pictures.Go Tho, Chuong Xa commune where there is a beautiful population of sesame buds is located far from the city. Viet Tri is only about 40km and 100km from Hanoi. Around Go Tho people grow a lot of lotus flowers, in the summer, the lotus blooms create a beautiful and poetic scene.The unique population of sesame buds, hundreds of years old, has attracted many tourists to visit.
