Brilliant cotton flowers in March

In March, Hanoians have the opportunity to see the cotton trees begin to bloom, bringing brilliant red color to the capital's sky.

Every March, the kapok trees begin to bloom brilliantly, dyeing the Hanoi sky red.

The over 100-year-old kapok tree located in the National History Museum, No. 1 Trang Tien (Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi) has begun to bloom, attracting everyone's attention every time they pass by.

The bright red color of flowers warms a corner of the sky, signaling the cold season is gradually passing.

The Kapok flower has five bright red petals, with straight pistils. This is a typical flower of the North, usually blooming at the transitional time between March and early April.

When the tree flowers, the green leaves fall off to give way to a beautiful red color. The entire kapok tree looks like a burning fire from afar.

The flowers falling on the road create a romantic feeling every time you walk by.

A local took a picture of the cotton tree, capturing the beautiful moment.

A baby was photographed by his mother checking in in front of this ancient cotton tree.

“I just returned to the riverside, right in the season when the cotton trees are in full bloom. I sadly pick up the fallen petals, filled with nostalgia for the time we were together” (Excerpt from the poem Remembering the Cotton Tree Season - Tran Quang Hai)

The cotton flowers always keep a beautiful memory for many people.

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