(QNO) - Tien Phuoc is not only blessed with picturesque natural landscapes but is also meticulously cultivated by its people, creating a “fairyland of blessings” with pine gardens, airy alleys, moss-covered stone walls, and flower-lined paths that captivate the heart.
Rows of areca palms, tea plants, multicolored leaves, and layers of mossy stones mark the village paths, alleys, and rural gardens of Tien Phuoc.The rock wall The rock wall was built by Mr. Khuong and his wife.The stone walls and steps, over 30 years old, lead the way to Mr. Khuong’s house.Each crevice becomes a haven for tiny plants, breathing life into the stone walls.Mr. and Mrs. Khuong regularly tend to their garden.The narrow path leading to Mr. Khuong’s house is shaded by areca palms and lined with tea plants and multicolored foliage.Welcoming visitors to the dreamy garden of Mr. Hue is a straight path lined with green pepper plants.Beside piles of dry straw, blooming areca palms, fruit-laden banana trees, and heavy grapefruit branches, Mr. Hue’s “fairy-tale garden” comes to life in the summer.The garden thrives with fruit trees year-round.Mr. Hue tends to a new batch of areca palms in his garden.The DH2.TP road (Tien An Commune, Tien Phuoc District) received a consolation prize for “Beautiful Road” at the provincial level in 2025.The road is adorned with vibrant green hues and dotted with red and yellow flowers, creating a cool, peaceful, and beautiful environment.Adjacent to the DH2.TP road, lush fruit gardens, flocks of Muscovy ducks near fish ponds, and other rustic elements create a poetic rural ecological landscape.On both sides of the road lie fields, lotus ponds, areca palm rows, and model gardens. The rural area is evolving, with both sides of the concreted road featuring green areca palms, tea plants, solar-powered streetlights, signposts, and trash bins.
