Given its narrow natural distribution and small population, bong moc plants have, over the years, the Ha Long Bay–Yen Tu World Heritage Management Board has actively propagated and planted bong moc across various locations to conserve its precious valuable genetic resources and safeguard biodiversity.

During the flowering season, bong moc unveils a beauty entirely its own. Clusters of tiny flowers bloom around June, forming later maturing into striking red blossoms that stand out brilliantly against the emerald sea, azure sky, and grey limestone cliffs.

The blooming season of bong moc adds another layer of poetic charm and allure to Ha Long Bay.

Under the golden sunshine, the harmonious blend of limestone cliffs, emerald waters, and brilliant red blossoms creates the breathtaking, ethereal beauty of Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.

By Do Giang