March sees flowers brighten streets of Hanoi

March sees flowers brighten streets of Hanoi

In spring, Hanoi is regularly adorned with Hoa Sua, known as the Milk flower or the Dalbergia bouruana gagu flower, which has become an integral part of early spring for many Hanoians. Hoa Sua can be seen on many streets throughout the capital. Many streets in Hanoi are covered by Purple Hoa Ban, also known as Bauhinia flowers. When the beautiful flowers reach full bloom they can be easily found on Thanh Nien and Hoang Dieu streets. Hoa Buoi, also known as Grapefruit flowers, can often be found on sale by street vendors. The flowers are a common sight on many streets around the capital with local residents able to smell the sweet scent of grapefruit flowers everywhere. Each spring the scent of flowers is a typical feature which greets the senses of local people.

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In spring, Hanoi is regularly adorned with Hoa Sua, known as the Milk flower or the Dalbergia bouruana gagu flower, which has become an integral part of early spring for many Hanoians.

Hoa Sua can be seen on many streets throughout the capital.

Many streets in Hanoi are covered by Purple Hoa Ban, also known as Bauhinia flowers.

When the beautiful flowers reach full bloom they can be easily found on Thanh Nien and Hoang Dieu streets.

Hoa Buoi, also known as Grapefruit flowers, can often be found on sale by street vendors.

The flowers are a common sight on many streets around the capital with local residents able to smell the sweet scent of grapefruit flowers everywhere.

Each spring the scent of flowers is a typical feature which greets the senses of local people.