The beautiful bougainvillea road like a movie in Ho Chi Minh City causes internet fever

In the early days of March, many roads in the urban area of ​​Ho Chi Minh City National University become brilliant with the colors of bougainvillea flowers. Many people call it the bougainvillea road.

As noted by Dan Viet, the most prominent is Han Thuyen Street (Linh Trung Ward, Thu Duc City), in the middle of the median strip and on both sides of the fence of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities and the University of Information Technology. Believe it or not, confetti covers it, painting pink and red colors for the entire sky, creating a beautiful confetti road like a movie.

On the bougainvillea road, fragile bougainvillea flowers mixed with many colors such as red, pink, and white keep fluttering in the wind, making everyone passing by look up.

Bougainvillea is a sun-loving species and usually blooms in the summer. Soft paper flower petals and bright colors create a beautiful scene like in a painting. Many students commented that when walking through the bougainvillea trellises on bougainvillea street, students feel a relaxing and peaceful space.

Han Thuyen Street is also a route with a large number of students moving back and forth, both by motorbike, bicycle and on foot. These are mostly students going back and forth between the dormitory of the National University and schools such as International University, Polytechnic University, University of Economics and Law, University of Natural Sciences...

Quang Khai, a 2nd year student at Ho Chi Minh City University of Information Technology, commented that he himself is quite dry, rarely paying attention to the flowers and leaves around him, usually he just "plugs his face" on the road moving from dormitory to school and vice versa.

Romantic scene like in the movie at Ho Chi Minh City National University urban area.

Right at the gate of Ho Chi Minh City University of Social Sciences and Humanities, confetti was also flooded and covered. Originally a school that trains bachelors in social sciences, bougainvillea flowers seem to add to the romance, gentleness, and poetry.

This is also where students take advantage of the opportunity to save commemorative photos and preserve memorable moments of their student days. Thao Ly, a student of the English Language Department, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, shared that every time she passes by a road filled with pink bougainvillea flowers, Ly immediately wants to go in to take pictures and keep memories. This road gives me a very green, very "poetic" feeling. Every time I walk under the bougainvillea trellis, whether I'm late for class or tired, I still feel energized. The gentle color and faint scent of bougainvillea flowers are truly wonderful," Ly said.

Minh Thu, a 2nd year student, Faculty of German Literature, shared that she feels lucky to be able to study and live in the urban area of ​​Ho Chi Minh City National University. In addition to the quality of the training school, all the roads in the National University urban area are very green, clean, beautiful... In the review, the roads are like youth, always green and cool. When going to other districts in the city, Thu saw hustle and bustle, heat, and not as peaceful and green as here.

Not only bougainvillea, Ho Chi Minh City National University urban area also has many other green trees and flowers such as yellow scorpion tree, Huynh Anh climbing flower tree, tamarind tree... In many parts of the road, flower petals fall down and dye yellow all over the street corner.

The "Road of Love" from the International University to dormitory area B is also a beautiful street, loved by many students. This road is gently winding, has a moderate slope, in addition, one side is a cool rock lake, the other side is covered with green trees. Whether it's summer or spring, this road is always cool with rows of green trees on both sides.

Image of green space in the urban area of ​​Ho Chi Minh City National University.

In addition, Ho Da area is also a favorite place for students in the urban area of ​​Ho Chi Minh City National University. This lake was formed by the exploitation of stone quarries, and has now become a "hot" place on weekends for students and surrounding people.