Buckwheat Blossoms Boost Tourism Season in Vietnam's Stone Plateau
In Vietnam's northern Dong Van plateau, efforts are underway to extend the tourism season by leveraging the buckwheat blossom period. Local communities are also focusing on landscape improvement and service enhancement to attract repeat visitors.
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