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Planting 5,000 sqm of sunflowers inside the Imperial Citadel
More than 2 months ago, in an effort to embellish the relics, Hue Monuments Conservation Center planted about 5,000 square meters of sunflowers in the area of Càn Thành Palace (part of Khôn Thai Palace inside the Imperial Citadel).
The sunflower garden is blooming gloriously and adorning the relic space. Photo: Minh Hien
This is the first time sunflowers have been planted in the Imperial Citadel.
At the moment, the sunflower garden is blooming gloriously and adorning the relic space.
Sunflowers as the symbolic flower of the sun, are much beloved by many people. Although Hue Monuments Conservation Center had initially planted this flower garden to serve tourists, unfortunately, most sightseeing activities have been restricted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Minh Hien
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