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The ceremony announcing the National Assembly’s Resolution on the establishment of Quang Ninh City marks a special milestone in the province’s journey of development.

The atmosphere of welcoming the 16th Provincial Party Congress, term 2025 - 2030, seems vibrant everywhere in the province. Streets, neighborhoods, and public works across the province are adorned with the bright colors of flags, flowers, banners, panels, and posters, creating a cheerful, confident spirit, filled with trust and readiness for a resoundingly successful congress.

The Ha Long Spring Flower Festival 2025, one of the much-awaited events of the Lunar New Year in the city, is taking place at the square of October 30. Hundreds of types of flowers and ornamental plants from all regions in their vibrant colors lure crowds of customers.

The beautiful flowers sing their silent songs under the sunlight and blue sky, making up a lively painting of beautiful summer in Ha Long coastal city.

Located within the core of Ha Long Bay, the area of Coc Cheo possesses unique and majestic scenery characterized by the presence of Karst landscapes such as high mountains and steep limestone cliffs. Around these rocky islands lie large red coral reefs which are fully preserved. During low tide times, these coral reefs look brilliant under the sun like a brilliant flower garden.

A new attraction in the mountainous district of Binh Lieu, the 22,000-square meter flower garden of Cao Son is located at an altitude of several hundred meters above sea level and surrounded by majestic green mountains, some terraces and golden maple leave. Flowers of various types have recently in full bloom under shimmering sun.

Tourists who visit Ha Long Bay in summer have an ideal chance to not merely admire the mysterious beauty of various caves, but also immerse themselves in the majestic nature to enjoy the charming beauty of Bong Moc flowers with blue sky background.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development’s Plant Protection Department (PPD) has reached an agreement with the Australian Department of Agriculture and Water Resources on the use of metsulfuron methyl for cut flowers exported to Australia instead of glyphosate, which has been banned in Vietnam since June 2021.