Dai Hoang banana is a specialty of the Northern Delta region Bananas are grown in Dai Hoang village, Hoa Hau commune, Ly Nhan district, Ha Nam province (formerly Ly Nhan district). In 2012, the Vietnam Record Book Center announced that Ngu Dai Hoang banana was in the top 50 Vietnamese specialty fruits. Bananas are grown in Dai Hoang village, Hoa Hau commune, Ly Nhan district, Ha Nam province (formerly Ly Nhan district). Dai Hoang people recorded in local history books that: During the Tran Dynasty, every year King Tran, along with his civil and military mandarins, flags flying, sailed from Thang Long to Thien Truong Palace to meet the Thai Thuong Hoang. Once at Tuan Vuong intersection, the boat stopped. People from the villages came out to welcome him. Everyone brought delicious things and strange things to offer to the king. A farmer couple in Dai Hoang village, because they were poor and had nothing valuable to offer, were very worried. Luckily in the garden there was a small, lovely bunch of bananas that were ripe and fragrant. They cut them down and brought them to the king with respect and hope for his sympathy. View more