[Photo] West Lake lit up with golden fire of royal poinciana

Every summer, when the purple of the Lagerstroemia has dyed the streets purple, the brilliant red of the Royal Poinciana is burning in the sun, the clusters of Royal Poinciana quietly radiate a golden color, adding a fresh color to the urban appearance and culture of Hanoi.

In May, in the early summer sun, the royal poinciana begins to bloom.

Each cluster of flowers hangs down like smooth golden lanterns, gently swaying in the wind.

The yellow color of canary flowers stretches across many streets of Hanoi .

Royal poinciana - Graceful yellow beauty by West Lake.

The tree has a small trunk and branches but is heavy with flowers, which bloom in long clusters that sway in the wind.

Royal poinciana, also known as the golden scorpion flower or the queen's shower tree, originates from South Asia and is considered the national flower of Thailand. Not only beautiful because of its brilliant flowers, this tree also symbolizes luck and faith in a bright future.

Each yellow trumpet flower season lasts from May to about July, when the summer sun is more intense, the flowers become more brilliant and sparkling.

In Hanoi, Royal poinciana was planted experimentally on some streets about 7 years ago, and quickly won the hearts of the capital's people because of its beauty, easily blending into the overall urban landscape of the city.

Not only stopping at aesthetic value, Royal poinciana also has high usage value: hard, heavy wood, used to make farming tools, construction; bark contains a lot of tannin; wood gives good charcoal. In addition, the tree also helps block wind and improve soil.

On windy sunset afternoons at West Lake, the yellow color of the royal poinciana blends with the late afternoon sunlight to create a scene that is both brilliant and tranquil, evoking the unique beauty of Hanoi.

Along Nguyen Dinh Thi, Trich Sai and Van Cao streets, the yellow color of royal poinciana flowers is extremely prominent.

In the summer, walking through the streets shaded by the royal poinciana trees, many people feel soothed by the scent of nature. Perhaps that is why Hanoi's summer becomes more poetic thanks to the clusters of yellow flowers lighting up the quiet and profound notes of music on the mirror of West Lake.

THE WORLD

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