The road of the hundred-year-old pine trees in Pleiku

Hello dear Hivers in PhotoFeed community, today I would like to share some photos that I took at the road of hundred-year-old pine trees in Pleiku. Pleiku is a city of Gia Lai province, a province in the highlands of Vietnam. Pleiku was formerly a famous place during the war, it was a busy place when the French occupied Vietnam. And there, among the tea hills, the French planted pine trees, and they are more than a hundred years old by now. And today, this road has become a famous check-in point for tourists when coming to Pleiku.

With a beautiful location, which is in the middle of a vast tea hill, this road is highlighted by tall and huge hundred-year-old pine trees. These pine trees are so old that there are many species of parasites and moss on the trunk. Their canopy covered an entire road, creating beautiful shades on the road's surface. The trunks of these pine trees are so big that it takes two or three people to hug them all. Thanks to the above, the road of these pine trees has attracted many tourists in recent years.

I went there early in the morning, when the fog was still thick. And this road was even more beautiful when it is obscured by a thick layer of fog. This is the main road connecting the Chu Dang Ya volcano and tea hill area with the city center, so early in the morning, I saw quite a few people driving on this road. Under the canopy of the hundred-year-old pine trees, people are so small. If you have the opportunity to come to Pleiku, do not miss this poetic road.

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