The kapok flowers bloom brilliantly in March.

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

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

The ancient kapok tree, over 100 years old, located in the grounds of the National Museum of History at 1 Trang Tien Street (Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi), has begun to bloom, attracting everyone's attention whenever they pass by.

The vibrant red blossoms warm the corner of the sky, signaling the end of the cold season.

The kapok flower has five bright red petals and straight stamens. It is a characteristic flower of northern Vietnam, usually blooming during the transitional period between March and early April.

When the tree flowers, the green leaves fall off, giving way to a stunning red color. From a distance, the entire kapok tree looks like a burning flame.

The fallen flowers on the pavement create a romantic feeling every time you walk by.

A local resident takes a picture of a kapok tree, capturing a beautiful moment.

A baby is having a photo taken by her mother in front of this ancient kapok tree.

“He just returned to the riverbank, right in the season when the kapok flowers bloom brilliantly. He sadly picks up the fallen petals, his heart filled with nostalgia for a time they spent together.” (Excerpt from the poem "Remembering the Kapok Flower Season" - Tran Quang Hai)

The kapok flowers always hold beautiful memories for many people.

Nhandan.vn