West Lake is brilliant in the colorful flower season

(Dan Tri) - West Lake is at its most beautiful time of the year because of the diverse colors of many types of trees blooming brightly along the roads along the water's surface.

West Lake is brilliant in the colorful flower season ( Video : Huu Nghi)

Trees commonly planted around West Lake such as royal poinciana, royal poinciana, yellow trumpet vine, and lagerstroemia... are in full bloom, their most brilliant and colorful of the year.

The purple of the Lagerstroemia, the yellow of the Royal Poinciana and the bright red of the Royal Poinciana blend together as if to signal a hot summer ahead.

Royal poinciana trees bloom bright red, hanging down to the water's edge along Quang Khanh road.

Colorful flowers bloom on Nhat Chieu street.

Rows of yellow poinciana trees are blooming on Xuan Dieu Street along West Lake.

Looking west of the city through the bright red royal poinciana flowers blooming by the lake.

The West Lake loop is about 17km long, almost all the roads along the lake are colorful with summer flowers.

West Lake is the largest lake located in the Northwest of Hanoi , with an area of 500 hectares. When the weather is nice, people flock to the lakeside to clearly observe the scenery at sunset.

The lonely purple flower tree blooms brilliantly.

Row of golden shower trees with bright yellow flowers on Quang An street.

The bright red phoenix flower branches stretch out to the windy surface of West Lake.

West Lake has its own beauty in all four seasons. Summer is especially beautiful with the diverse colors of flowers. Winter is somber when the water surface is covered in mist and smoke next to the bare branches. Or the vibrant beauty of the Indian laurel tree when spring comes.

People exercise and relax under the bright red royal poinciana flowers.

A beautiful large lawn on Quang Khanh Street near Tay Ho Palace, this is a favorite place for young people to play when they come to admire the West Lake. However, this lawn has now been fenced off to serve as a parking lot for visitors to Tay Ho Palace.