Ancient Tea Trees Discovered in Vietnam's Thai Nguyen Province, Promising New Tourist Attraction
A cluster of ancient Shan Tuyet tea trees, estimated to be hundreds of years old, has been newly discovered in Dong Phuc commune, Thai Nguyen province, northern Vietnam. Local authorities view this as a valuable biological resource, planning scientific evaluation and protection to establish it as a new pillar for regional economic and tourism development.
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