The Hanoi Times — Hanoi, also known as the ” city of a dozen flower seasons,” celebrates a different flower each month, and March is dedicated to the enchanting sua flower. These white blossoms create a whimsical ambiance, marking the transition from spring to summer in the city.
For Hanoians, the blooming of the sua flowers is a telltale sign that spring is drawing to a close, and summer is approaching. Though their beauty is fleeting, these ephemeral flowers bring a touch of magic to the city with their delicate presence.
With over 1,400 sua trees gracing the capital, you’ll be treated to a stunning display of nature’s artistry along the streets of Phan Dinh Phung, Hoang Hoa Tham, Phan Chu Trinh, Giang Vo, and Thanh Nien.
The sua flowers’ pristine white petals lend an elegant touch to the cityscape, crafting a poetic scene as spring transitions into summer.
A serene scene of sua trees lining the streets, inviting a moment of tranquility.
Sua flowers flourish in Hanoi’s sunny spots, thriving in areas with fertile soil and high humidity. Spring provides the perfect environment for their brief but breathtaking display.
The delicate white flowers of the sua tree transform Hanoi into a romantic wonderland, filling the city with a bright and ethereal beauty.
The streets of Hanoi are adorned with the stunning sua flowers, creating a picturesque backdrop for passersby.
One of the most breathtaking spots is the Diplomatic Corps compound on Ho Dac Di Street, Dong Da District. Here, rows of sua trees stand in full bloom, forming a perfect natural landscape that captivates all who behold it.
The sight of these white flowers, resembling soft cotton clouds, is truly mesmerizing. They capture the essence of spring’s gentle beauty before it gives way to summer’s vibrant warmth.
As the sua flowers reach their peak, Hanoi’s skies are painted in shades of white, offering a breathtaking backdrop for anyone visiting during this transient season.
Whether you’re a visitor or a local, a stroll through these flower-lined streets is a must. Admire the sua flowers in all their glory and capture unforgettable memories through the lens of your camera.
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