At the beginning of the year, rubber forests in the Southeast provinces in the season of changing leaves, creating colorful forests, are the destination of paparazzi and tourists.

These days, all over the red lands of the East are rubber forests in the changing season. The above image was taken in Binh Long town, Binh Phuoc province. According to people, the rubber leaves change once a year from November to February next year.

In addition to Binh Phuoc, people can also go to rubber gardens anywhere in the provinces of Tay Ninh, Dong Nai and Binh Duong. The red leaves are beautiful, so many photographers come to save the moment of changing seasons.

A group of students in Duong Minh Chau district, Tay Ninh came to the rubber forest to have fun and save the memories of school age.

The road to school of Tay Ninh students through the rubber forest in Duong Minh Chau district. Going through roads such as National Highway 13 from Binh Duong to Binh Phuoc, Highway 22 B, Dat Set Road to Dau Tieng Lake (Tay Ninh) and inter-district and inter-commune roads in the Eastern provinces all see forests. rubber.

An asphalt road through a rubber forest in the area of ​​Long Khanh City, Dong Nai. Currently, this locality has more than 35,000 hectares of rubber, concentrated in Long Khanh city, Cam My, Long Thanh and Dinh Quan districts.

A group of runners in Dong Nai run through a rubber forest in the changing season. “Our group often runs in residential areas, but now we have the opportunity to run under the canopy of a red-leaf rubber forest, which looks very poetic and breathes fresh air every morning,” said Mr. Long, a runner.

The ditch beside the rubber lot has become a check-in point for many people. In the area of ​​Long Khanh city, visitors can follow the Ho Chi Minh City – Long Thanh – Dau Giay highway or National Highway 1 to reach the rubber forests. The most beautiful thing is to go to the rubber forests in Suoi Tre, Hang Gon and Xuan Que commune, Cam My district.

The road is covered with fallen red rubber leaves. Coming to the rubber forests on the first days of the New Year, you not only record beautiful photos, but also hear the birds chirping, the rustling leaves in the spring sky.

The rubber forest changing leaves was taken by drone in Cam My district, Dong Nai. According to the experience of local paparazzi, around 9am to 11am and 3pm to 5pm is the best time to take pictures.

Red rubber leaves in the afternoon sun. After the leaves turn red and fall, young leaves will sprout, starting a new harvest season.

Workers drive a plow to spray on young leaves. When spring comes, the young shoots sprout, starting a new growth cycle.

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