The streets of Hanoi are so beautiful in the color of mausoleum flowers

Hanoi in the hot and humid days of May, this is also the time when the mausoleum flowers begin to bloom, showing off their gentle colors on many streets of the capital.

Langur flower originated from India, later introduced to Vietnam and grown in big cities such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Vinh, Da Lat… The time when the lotus flower blooms is usually from the end of April to the middle of June every year When blooming, the flowers will grow in clusters with a length of 20 – 40 cm . Each flower is made up of 6 thin petals, each about 2 – 3.5 cm long Lilac flowers have many different colors such as dark purple, light purple, pink, white … In Hanoi, mausoleum flowers are planted a lot in parks, street sidewalks, schools, etc. to get shade and beautify the urban landscape. In the days of May, if we pass through Van Cao (Ba Dinh) street, we can easily see the blooming lily of the valley. Flowers in this area have light purple color, small flowers, spacing of clusters are sparse Along the sidewalk of Dao Tan area (Ba Dinh) is also shaded by mausoleum flowers The lily of the valley flowers on this road impress with their deep purple-pink color The density of blooming flowers is also thicker than that of Lang Lang on other roads Meanwhile, the flowers of the mausoleum at the edge of Sword Lake bloom quite a bit It’s almost mid-May, but many trees next to the lake have only a few colorful flowers Nguyen Phong Sac Street (Cau Giay) in the summer becomes more lively because of the lilac trees in bloom Tall trees, wide foliage, purple flowers have brought the road a nostalgic beauty Dandelion flowers love sunlight, so the hotter the weather, the more brilliant the flowers will bloom However, the lily flowers quickly fade, just a few days after blooming, the flowers will fade and start to fall Although it only blooms for a short time, the gentle flower color of the mausoleum has brought a poetic beauty in the early days of summer.