Peach blossom is the iconic flower of the spring. If Hanoi is famous for Nhat Tan peach flower garden, the Northwestern mountains remind nature lovers much of Mau Son peach flowers. Mau Son peach trees is quie diverse in species, including those for fruits, flowers, Japanese cherry blossom, especially there is the bell-shaped peach flowers that draw countless attention. (Photo: Du lich Viet Nam)

Mau Son forest peaches have five large petals, which boast two colors, an intense magenta and a cooler, pale pink.

After the flowering period, the blossoms are replaced by fresh, tender foliage in preparation for fruiting which occurs every year around May-June. (Photo: Vnexpress/ Bui Vinh Thuan)

The "pinky" mountain is a sheer inspiration for photo hunters every spring. On the photo is an ethnic Yao woman who is all smiley, approachable to strange visitors. The Yao make up 90 percent of the regional population. They wear colorful, patterned traditional ethnic garb and earn their livelihood mostly from crops and livestock. (Photo: Vnexpress/ Bui Vinh Thuan)

A bird’s nest nestles in a forest peach tree.

Ancient forest peach trees are becoming increasingly rare in the place. To check this loss, the Cong Son village administration has adopted a policy of conserving this species. Be mindful that visitors are prohibited from picking flowers or breaking twigs and branches. (Photo: Vnexpress/ Bui Vinh Thuan)