The vibrant Tabebuia aurea, adorned with golden blossoms, captivates Hanoi’s residents, transforming the city’s late spring gloom into a dazzling spectacle of color.
Known as the Caribbean trumpet tree or “Phong Linh” in Vietnamese, this botanical marvel bursts into bloom from late February through May, adorning Hanoi’s landscape with its breathtaking floral display during late spring and early summer.
Residents and visitors alike can revel in the romantic allure of these bright yellow flowers along Le Trong Tan Street, the residential enclaves of Park City Hanoi and Duong Noi in Ha Dong District, and the vicinity of Big C in Long Bien District—perfect spots for capturing memorable photos with the radiant blooms.
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Hanoi’s flower enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the Caribbean trumpet’s full bloom, a stunning showcase of luminous yellow petals. |
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The tree’s profuse, trumpet-shaped flowers have turned several outskirts of Hanoi into highly photogenic locales in recent years, drawing admirers from afar. |
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A celebrated ornamental tree in subtropical and tropical regions, it is prized for its dramatic late-spring display of flowers emerging from bare branches.
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Each flower, a brilliant yellow masterpiece up to 6.5 cm wide, often leaves onlookers in awe, mistaking them for artificial creations due to their perfection. |
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Park City Urban Area in Ha Dong District transforms into a golden wonderland, where hundreds of trumpet trees bloom in unison, their vibrant hues harmonizing with the gentle spring breeze. |
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The residential areas are bathed in a sea of yellow, enhancing their beauty and creating an idyllic springtime atmosphere.
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