Each tree has thousands of fruits, laden from root to tip. Many people plant them as ornamental trees to wish for wealth.
Ms. Tran Thi Hoa, 66, a resident in Ha Linh commune in Huong Khe district, is the owner of an ancient langsat tree, which is rare and unique. Many people offered to pay her thousands of USD to buy the tree, but Hoa refused them all. Hoa said she wanted to preserve the tree for her descendants.
Mr. Nguyen Van Ky, another resident in Ha Linh commune, Huong Khe district, told VietNamNet that his family planted langsat trees in 1978. He has sold several trees for thousands of USD. At present, the family has nearly 20 langsat trees.
VietNamNet’s Thien Luong takes pictures of langsat gardens in Huong Khe:
Mr. Nguyen Van Ky in his langsat garden.
A woman uses a ladder to harvest langsat fruit from a 10m high tree.
A kilo of langsat fruit is priced from VND25,000 to VND30,000 (approximately US$1).
Harvesting langsat fruit.
Mrs. Tran Thi Hoa and her ancient langsat tree.
A tourist in Mrs. Hoa’s langsat garden.
These langsat fruit will be harvested in two weeks.
Vietnam's diverse landscape offers a unique opportunity for travelers seeking a recharge. From the tranquil coastal towns to the bustling cities, all easily accessible by bike, the country's green destinations provide a refreshing escape. Imagine cycling through vibrant landscapes, with the breeze in your hair and the sound of the ocean or city buzz in the background. It's an invitation to explore, to connect with nature, and to rediscover your sense of adventure. These green havens offer a chance to unplug and recharge, providing a much-needed break from the everyday.
The Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, extended a warm invitation to Australian investors, encouraging them to explore the vibrant investment opportunities that the city has to offer. With a dynamic economy and a thriving business environment, the city presents a lucrative prospect for foreign investors seeking to expand their horizons.
"Vietnam is on the cusp of something extraordinary," says Swiss reporter Alain Jourdan. With a strategic location and an emerging economy, Vietnam is poised to become a pivotal country at the heart of a region that is capturing the world's attention.
All the paintings showcased here are the artistic creations of overseas artist Dao Trong Ly. Since taking on the role of managing the Memorial Site of President Ho Chi Minh in Nakhon Phanom province in 2018, Ly has crafted these paintings, drawing inspiration from the photos and documents he discovered during his tenure.
