Over the past week, images of a new flower garden in Chong Tra hamlet, Ta Xua commune, have been widely shared across tourism communities. Spanning over 1,000 square meters on a hill, the garden offers views of Dinosaur Spine, one of Ta Xua's popular check-in spots.
On a northern mountainous region tourism community with over 200,000 members, numerous posts about the garden have garnered hundreds of interactions, prompting many to form groups and plan visits for photos in the coming days.
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Visitors check in at the flower garden in Ta Xua on 27/9. Photo: *Tasuastories*.
Garden owner Thao A Ky stated that he leased the hill, which was previously vacant land, and began planting flowers in 7/2026 to welcome visitors. Admission is currently 30,000 VND per person. The blooming season is expected to last until the end of 10/2026, after which the garden will plant successive crops to welcome guests during Tet.
"I want to create a stop for visitors to Ta Xua, where they can take photos with flowers and enjoy the mountain scenery," he said, adding that he will seek out more flower varieties suitable for the soil to refresh the experience.
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Quang Anh checks in at the flower garden in Ta Xua on 27/9. Photo: *Quang Anh*.
Diep Huu Dat, a local tour guide, said that since images of the flower garden went viral, he has received dozens of messages asking for the location and directions. He plans to include this spot in Ta Xua itineraries for clients this year.
Quang Anh, 25, from Ha Noi, who visited the garden on 27/9, said its hilltop location offers visitors many beautiful photo opportunities with the flowers and distant mountains. He advised choosing a homestay nearby to visit the garden early in the morning, when the light is ideal and the air is cool. The road leading to the garden has many winding sections and poor surfaces, so those unfamiliar with the terrain should hire a local motorbike taxi.
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A corner of the flower garden facing the Dinosaur Spine area. Photo: *Tasuastories*.
Ta Xua is entering its cloud-hunting season, which typically runs from 10/2026 to 4/2027. The new flower garden adds another check-in option for visitors.
Tuan Anh
