Yellow leaves during late Spring in Hanoi

Passing through Hanoi’s Phan Dinh Phung and Tran Phu streets in late April, people feel that Hanoi is in mid-Autumn.

Unlike colder countries, yellow leaves in Hanoi do not fall in autumn. At the end of spring, dracontomelum trees shed leaves. The pavement of Phan Dinh Phung street is most beautiful when the dracontomelum leaves fall from its two tree lines

After rain showers, more leaves fall on the pavement of Phan Dinh Phung street. The green leaves on the trees create a wonderful contrast with the yellow leaves on the pavements.

Along Tran Phu street, people also find yellow leaves on the pavement.

Although many leaves fall, the trees are not bare and still provide a shaded and pleasant atmosphere for pedestrians.

Despite daily clean up, newly fallen leaves cover the pavement.

The beautiful lilies of Vietnam are also in season during yellow leaf fall.

Dinh Tien Hoang street near Hoan Kiem lake is a popular tourist area attracting many visitors.

Many people enjoy walks in this area.

Newly fallen leaves can be seen in the early morning at Hang Khay street near Hoan Kiem lake.

The dracontomelum tree is associated with beautiful memories about childhood.

A girl in Hanoi wearing traditional clothing called Ao dai.

A basket of fruit on the pavement creates the feeling that summer is coming soon, bringing with it many diverse and delicious fruits.

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