The water lily lagoon belongs to Mr. Truong Chu. It is 1 hectare wide and was formed 40 years ago. This is where visitors can admire the beauty of the local water lily species.
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July is when the purple flowers at their most beautiful. The blooming water lily attracts a lot of bees and butterflies. Locals also use flowers to make delicious dishes.
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Chu rides his boat around the pond to pick up some water lily flowers to bring them back for retailing.
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Visitors can hire a boat to have a floating trip around the lagoon. Finding yourself amid the gorgeous beauty of Mother Nature and enjoying a rustic, airy atmosphere would be quite an adventure. For photo lovers, the flowers would surely make Instagramable background.
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“I’ve gone past the water lily lagoon so many times and really wanted to take photos with the flowers. This is my first time riding the boat and admiring the flowers. It’s a very pleasant feeling,” Hoang Thi Mai Phuong, one visitor said.
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Reeds are grown in clusters around the lagoon, bringing a harmonious touch to the scene.
The annual film event has once more showcased Vietnam's pivotal role in fostering global cross-cultural interaction and exchange. Through the medium of film, this event has transcended cultural boundaries, emphasizing the country's unique ability to unite and inspire diverse audiences.
Nearly a century ago, Sofia Yablonska, a talented Ukrainian writer, photographer, and filmmaker, embarked on a journey to Vietnam, driven by her insatiable curiosity and passion for exploration. Over the course of a decade, Yablonska immersed herself in the local culture, capturing the essence of Vietnamese daily life and the breathtaking landscapes through her camera lens.
Hanoi's vibrant energy comes alive during the year-end festivals, with a bustling atmosphere that is dynamic and captivating. The city's hectic pace offers a unique sense of connection for solo travelers, making it an ideal destination to explore and immerse oneself in the vibrant culture.
The Vietnam Military History Museum, located in Hanoi's Nam Tu Liem District, is excited to announce its reopening on Wednesday. After three days of closure, the museum will once again welcome visitors through its doors, offering a unique and immersive journey through Vietnam's rich military history. As we approach the 80th founding anniversary of the Vietnam People's Army, the museum invites you to explore the stories of courage and sacrifice that have shaped our nation.
