Thach Thao, also known as Luu Ly, is a flower that usually blooms in the late autumn days. At this time, throughout the streets of Hanoi, Thach Thao the footsteps of street vendors carrying their own idyllic beauty shining in a corner of the sky. If you have the opportunity to come to the capital in autumn, do not forget to wander the small streets to enjoy the fragrance, color and taste of Hanoi’s autumn and also do not forget to buy a beautiful bouquet of flowers on the Northern Autumn day as your gift or my loved ones.
January is the starting month of the year and is also the time when the family prepares to welcome the traditional Vietnamese New Year. In January, the cherry blossoms bloomed in full bloom in the vast North Vietnamese sky. Every spring in the North of Vietnam is not noisy, hustle and bustle, but very shy and pink in color. Old bicycles are walking around the streets. Seeing the delicate petals fluttering in the dust rain, people suddenly feel flustered because spring has started to knock on every house. Stunning from the street to the house in Hanoi.
Hanoi has a special season alternating between cold overcast winter days: the season of Hoa Cai. At the end of November, Hoa Cai began to bloom, and in December, the mustard greens began to glow in a corner of the sky, swaying in the wind. Some people say Hoa Cai is a country flower, so simple that it is often forgotten, blooms by itself, dies on its own, but perhaps few people know that that countryside has associated with the childhood of many generations of Vietnamese people…
“In what is as beautiful as a lotus pond, green leaves and white flowers are crowded with yellow stigmas.” Every June, the Sen’s flower blooms with a fragrant, rustic aroma. Visitors will admire the lofty beauty, seductive, full of love like Vietnamese people. For those who love flowers, especially the Sen, it is impossible to ignore the delicate flower bouquets as gifts and enjoy the wonderful Sen tea, sweet fragrant views of the peaceful West Lake.