One early morning in the mountains and forests, a wave of mist still hung over the terraced fields. Under the sunlight that was just beginning to shine, the slender banana leaves growing green on the edge of the field were brightly highlighted by banana flowers that were beginning to wither.
Highlanders wearing traditional ao dai and conical hats, began harvesting bright banana flowers. They walked gently through rows of tall banana trees, past banana flower bouquets with surprised looks on their faces.
Laughter rang out as the banana flower bouquets were transferred to bamboo crates, each crate a natural work of art in bright yellow, bright red and lush green. The sight of women wearing long dresses, holding thin wooden rakes and wearing conical hats, healthy and strong with hundreds of banana flowers is an image full of connection and strength with nature.
Solving the problem, although simple, is full of meaning, symbolizing the consensus, strength and strength of the people living in the mountains and forests of Vietnam, where life is still stable. traditional values and bouquets with land.
Women wearing traditional ao dai, holding thin wooden rakes, meticulously adjust each banana flower branch. They have spent many years of experience knowing how to choose the best and highest quality banana flowers for the harvesting process.
Under the first rays of morning sunlight, the vibrant colors of banana flowers seem to blend with the sunlight, creating a beautiful picture of nature, full of energy and hope. These beautiful images are also a constant source of inspiration for artists, photographers or writers who want to capture the beauty of Vietnamese rural life.
When bunches of bananas are harvested, they are carefully packed into bamboo or wooden crates, ready to be shipped to local markets or even further afield to major cities, providing a source of income for mountain people.
Life in the mountains and forests is not just about work but also about pride in tradition, natural beauty and connection to the community. The process of harvesting bananas is not only a daily task but also an opportunity for people to enjoy and share their valuable cultural specialties.
