Located in the busiest and most bustling residential area in Hanoi, the villa on Trung Yen street (Cau Giay district, Hanoi) attracts the attention of passersby because it is no different from a miniature ecological garden. . Photo: Capital labor On hot days of 40 degrees Celsius, many people feel like they are lost in a fairyland when visiting the villa. Photo: Capital labor Green trees cover from the first floor to the roof, so the air inside is always cool, especially no longer feeling hot and stuffy. Photo: Saostar Seamless vines cling firmly to the wall of the house. Photo: Saostar. It is known that the villa has existed for 20 years. The owner is a nature lover, wants to create a peaceful, old-fashioned living space in the heart of the city, so many years ago, he planted vines around the house. Photo: Saostar The green wall surrounding the house includes many types of plants such as poinsettia, betel nut, and ivy. Among them, the most common are snail scales or lizards. Photo: Capital labor. To get enough light inside the house, homeowners must regularly trim the leaves, especially the area around the windows. Photo: Saostar Many people liken the green-covered villa as a miniature ecological garden in the heart of Hanoi. Photo: People of Vietnam The system of miniatures is arranged in harmony. Photo: Saostar Thanks to the impressive green beauty, recently, the villa has attracted a lot of guests to visit and take pictures. Photo: People of Vietnam Video: Ho Chi Minh City preserves ancient villas. Source: VTV24