The annual spring harvest of teng leng flowers and young leaves continues to sustain the culinary heritage of the Jrai people in Gia Lai province, where villagers gather the wild plant each year from January to mid-March.
Wild apricot and đỗ mai blossoms are transforming the mountains of Vietnam’s Gia Lai province, while vibrant green moss carpets the coastal villages to the east, creating contrasting scenes that signal the arrival of spring across the Central Highlands.
As the Lunar New Year 2026 approaches, artists in Vietnam’s Central Highlands province of Gia Lai are turning to the horse, the zodiac animal of the coming Year of the Horse, as a central motif for new sculptures and paintings that reflect personal hopes, family bonds and artistic renewal.
