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The tree is 30 meters high and 40 meters wide, shading over a whole alley in Dinh Thon village, My Dinh ward, Nam Tu Liem district. (Photo: Vietnamplus/VNA)
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Initially, Bun tree’s flowers are white which turn bright yellow when they are in full bloom. (Photo: Vietnamplus/VNA)
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Each flower carries 13 to 18 stamens in red or purple colour. (Photo: Vietnamplus/VNA)
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Bun trees often grow wild in the central provinces of Quang Nam, Quang Binh and Thua Thien – Hue. The tree in Dinh Thon village, My Dinh ward, Nam Tu Liem district has been so far the only and oldest in Hanoi. (Photo: Vietnamplus/VNA)
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The tree is also known as Bach hoa or Man man (Capparaceae) which blooms only once a year in late March or early April. (Photo: Vietnamplus/VNA)
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At the season of Bun flowers, professional photographers as well as amateurs cannot resist the temptation to capture beautiful photos here. (Photo: Vietnamplus/VNA)
‘Treasure’ tree of Dinh Thon village in full bloom
Residents in Hanoi’s Dinh Thon village consider Bun tree their ‘treasure’ which has had a strong attachment to generations of the villagers for more than 300 years. The tree is in full bloom with bright yellow flowers in late Spring.
