Coming to Luc Ngan in the last days of the year, we will encounter a beautiful image, a yellow color of orange orchards on Canh Luc Ngan street, full of fruit-laden branches in a large and spreading garden.
The Luc Ngan mountainous region of Bac Giang province is blessed with land and the climate is extremely suitable for growing fruit trees. Referring to this place, many people will immediately think of the name Luc Ngan lychee, but few people know that Luc Ngan also has many orange and grapefruit gardens. In winter, the whole Luc Ngan will be filled with images of very beautiful juicy yellow ripe oranges.
Luc Ngan oranges are ripe yellow, eating sweet bars with a characteristic aroma that is loved by many people throughout the provinces near and far such as Hai Phong, Quang Ninh, Bac Ninh and as far as the capital Hanoi.
As a particularly delicious fruit that provides many nutrients good for human health, Luc Ngan orange is indeed one of the dishes worth enjoying. Looking at the basket of bright yellow oranges, I want to enjoy the oranges inside.
Source: Collected internet.
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