Nghia Hiep is Central Vietnam’s largest chrysanthemum cultivation zone, with over 30 hectares under flower. More than 500 households grow Tet flowers here, supplying hundreds of thousands of pots to local and regional markets each year. Chrysanthemum farming in Nghia Hiep began roughly 50 years ago, when a few households brought seeds from Da Lat to trial. Nghia Hiep flower village, the chrysanthemum capital of Central Vietnam, glows under electric light as cold weather sets in. Chrysanthemums in Nghia Hiep are nurtured night and day - each pot a family’s bet on a fruitful Tet season.

Source: VietNamNet News January 12, 2026 11:00 UTC