Poinsettias bloom along the roadways—head to Provincial Highway 3 to admire the most festive "red highway"!

▲ Poinsettias bloom along Provincial Highway 3, creating the most festive red highway!(Photo/From the fan page ofThe Connector of a Beautiful Life)

By the Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

Even though Christmas has passed, you can still soak in a strong holiday atmosphere along Provincial Highway 3 between kilometers 316.5 and 318.5. Vivid red poinsettias flourish along one side of the road, forming a crimson floral lane—a truly festive "red highway." The blooming period is expected to last until February next year. If you’re driving by soon, slow down and take in this beautiful sight.

Poinsettias, also known as Christmas flowers or lobster flower, feature bright red leaves set against green foliage. The fiery red parts are often mistaken for flowers, but they are actually leaves—the real flowers are small, bean-like blooms nestled in the center of the red leaves. Poinsettias typically bloom from November to February, making them the most iconic plant of the Christmas season. If you have the chance to pass through Provincial Highway 3 recently, you can witness the stunning contrast of crimson blooms against lush green trees.

▲ If you’re passing by Provincial Highway 3 lately, don’t miss this stunning crimson view. ( Photo/From the fan page of The Connector of a Beautiful Life )