In the days of March, sesame buds, mausoleums, and eagles are changing colorful leaves on many streets.
At the beginning of March, roads such as Pomelo, Lang, Kim Ma, Kham Thien, Ton Duc Thang … planted many small leaves all changed color to nursery. In particular, Ring Road 2 begins to lead to the elevated road (Lang – Cau Giay – Grapefruit intersection) the leaves turn yellow and fall the most and are the most beautiful.
Small foliage in Hanoi. This type of tree has the advantage of not having to be pruned often, they are planted to replace the previous red-leaved maples. A small-leaved eagle, also known as the Taiwanese eagle, is a tall, straight tree with a divided canopy.
The ancient sesame tree with red-orange leaves is located close to the cool green Sword Lake.
Coming to Hanoi this season, just walking around this central lake, you will encounter a lot of trees with mausoleum, sesame buds… changing the color of leaves to create a poetic scene.
The canopy of red and green leaves next to each other in front of the house on Phan Dinh Phung street, one of the most romantic streets in Hanoi. The image clearly shows the time of the change of season in March.
Recently, the sesame tree next to the Hang Dau Booth has also attracted the eyes of passersby.
Bot is an ancient water tower located at the sixth intersection on Hang Dau street. The work was built to store clean water for the city in the 19th century, bearing the imprint of French architecture.
Red eagle leaves are about to fall to make way for new young buds on the roof of Tran Nhat Duat street.
Photo: Giang Trinh