Bang Lang, also known as Lagerstroemia, is a beautiful flowering tree that graces the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam. With their vibrant purple blooms, these trees add a touch of elegance and charm to the urban landscape.

The crape myrtle, as it is commonly called, boasts clusters of flowers that can reach up to 30cm in length. These stunning blossoms create a breathtaking display, enhancing the beauty of the city.

Each delicate flower features six thin, light petals, creating a graceful and airy appearance. They seem to dance in the breeze, bringing life and movement to the trees.

The blooming of these purple flowers marks a special time in the city’s calendar, as it often coincides with the end of the academic year. They serve as a beautiful reminder of new beginnings and fresh starts.

As the weather heats up, the crape myrtles provide a welcome source of shade for commuters and pedestrians alike. Their lush foliage offers a respite from the sun, making the city more comfortable and enjoyable.

A stroll down Kim Ma Street reveals a stunning display of crape myrtles, their purple blooms creating a vibrant and cheerful atmosphere.

Hanoi’s scorching sun and soaring temperatures are made more bearable by the presence of these beautiful flowers. Their vibrant color and delicate beauty add a touch of coolness to the city, providing a much-needed respite from the heat.

The purple crape myrtles symbolize faithfulness and have become an integral part of life in Hanoi. Their presence brings a sense of community and connection, enhancing the city’s charm and making it a more welcoming place.

The iconic Ho Guom, or Sword Lake, is surrounded by these majestic trees, creating a picturesque and serene setting. Their reflection on the lake’s surface adds to the tranquil beauty of the scene.

A street corner in Hanoi is transformed into a work of art with the elegant presence of crape myrtles. Their graceful branches and vibrant flowers add a touch of nature’s beauty to the urban environment.

As the season progresses, the crape myrtles go through a cycle of life. After their full bloom, the vibrant purple flowers begin to fade, and eventually, the leaves fall from their branches, marking the end of another growth cycle.

These majestic trees usually blossom between late April and mid-June, filling the city with their vibrant beauty. People are drawn to capture the moment, taking photos to cherish the memory of these stunning flowers in full bloom.
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