Ta Ma stream in Ha Ri village, Vinh Thanh district, Binh Dinh province was suddenly known by everyone because of the blooming forest flowers. According to the local people, this is the one time the flowers bloom in unison, highlighting an area over the past decades. Along with the wild beauty of the mountains and forests, there is a clear stream preserved by the Bana community, so this place still retains its inherent beauty.
From Vinh Thanh town center, we move about 5km to Ha Ri village. From here, take another 15 minutes ride on the inter-communal concrete route to Ta Ma stream.
Ta Ma Stream has warm water, not as cool as other streams, the water flowing under the ancient trees shading colorful flowers. The stream is clear all year round, gurgling through each large and small rock.
The colors of the flowers light up in the sky. Photo: Le Hong Son
Around the beginning of March every year, the forest flowers begin to bloom. However, according to local people, this year is the first time, hundreds of ancient forest sites growing naturally on the Ta Ma stream longer than 1km in length bloom in unison, highlighting the whole area during the past decades .
Photo: Le Hong Son
The old trees in the forest bloomed blocks of yellow, orange, and red flowers, covering the whole stream. The flowers sway in the wind, creating a poetic scene. The large and flat rocks are chosen by many tourists as a place to stop for taking photos and capturing beautiful moments.
The forest flower is also known as the water flower. Photo: Le Hong Son
The forest pages are in full bloom. Photo: Le Hong Son
According to local people, the trees here are hundreds of years old. Photo: Le Hong Son
The flowers are intertwined. Photo: Le Hong Son
The number of visitors pouring in is very large, especially on weekends, so you can consider coming here on weekdays. This place is completely in harmony with the course so there will be no changing rooms, so you should be proactive about this.
The road must cross the suspension bridge, there is a broken wire so you should pay attention not to stand on the suspension bridge when crowded. Photo: Dinh Hung
The Bana community contributes greatly in preserving the original beauty of this place. Photo: Fanpage Suoi Ta Ma
However, due to the sudden increase in the number of tourists, the landscape here is being affected. Quite a lot of tourists are not conscious, littering indiscriminately, setting fire to roast food near the tree stumps, causing the fire to catch fire, causing fire to stem, branches and flowers.
Beautiful scene, clear water, spoiled for taking pictures. After eating, remember to clean up the trash you brought up! The forest gives us a beautiful view, “take nothing away but photos, leave nothing but footprints”.
Photo: Fanpage Suoi Ta Ma
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