Grapefruit flowers bring aromatic scent to Hanoi
Pure white grapefruit flowers with fragrance have long been an indispensable symbol of Hanoi’s March. (Photo: @vietnamesegood)
In Hanoi, grapefruit flowers are grown in specialized areas such as Canh Dien (Tu Liem), Xuan Mai (Chuong My) and sold by the street vendors or decorated on the wedding cars bearing their fragrance all over the road. (Photo: @quiiii_rom_)
Ban flower – the pride of Northwest’s spring in the heart of Hanoi
In the early days of March, Northwest’s purple Ban flowers of blossom in many streets in Hanoi. The flowers bearing the scent and flavor of mountain forests bring romantic beauty, gentle to Hanoi Capital in the early spring. (Photo: FB Pham Quang Chien)
In Hanoi, the most beautiful Ban flowers are on Hoang Dieu Street, Bac Son Street, Thanh Nien Street, etc. Ban flowers whose pinky-purple petals cover the taste of the mountainous Northwest region in the heart of capital city. (Photo: @khanhdaigia)
Sua flower – pure white color covering on the roads
Pure and subtle white Sua flowers become a signal of the season change between spring and summer. Sua flowers bloom very quickly and also very ephemeral. Sometimes just a few days, the lush foliage has been replaced by a white color background of the flower. Because of the characteristic “easy come, easy go” of Sua flowers, Sua flower and Hanoi capital lovers enlist these days to enjoy the beauty of flowers and take their memorable photos. (Photo: FB Nguyen Xuan Chinh)
Sua flower trees grow up along the street in Hanoi but you can enjoy the most charming white flower clusters in Thanh nien Street, West Lake, Giang Vo Lake and Dinh Tien Hoang Street, etc. The white pendulous flowers on the streets make Hanoi suddenly become stunning and romantic than ever before. (Photo: @caracat)
Barringtonia racemosa falls leaves – early summer that seems to be the end of autumn
In the early days of March, Barringtonia racemosa across the streets turning yellow give the romantic scene for Hanoi Capital. Walking around the streets in Hanoi, the most easily seen is that all Barringtonia racemosa turn their pale yellow leaves. (Photo: Quang Minh)
Contrasted with the late winter’s light gray, Barringtonia racemosa turn pale yellow, combined with the spring’s gentle sunlight, cool weather, all of them create a poetic scene of gold autumn Korea. (Photo: Quang Minh)
By D.Chu