The days of late February in Hanoi suddenly brighten with the blooming season of the Sua flowers. If you visit the capital these days, you’ll see the streets filled with the colors of Sua flowers.
Sua flowers do not bloom as long as other flowers, but in Hanoi they only bloom from the end of February to the beginning of March.
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| The change of season from late February to early March is when Hanoi’s Sua flowers bloom the most. |
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| The places where you can find the most Sua trees in Hanoi are Phan Dinh Hung Street, Hoan Hoa Tam Street, Phan Thieu Trinh Street, Giang Bo Street, or Thanh Nien Street. |
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| Sua flowers grow in clusters from the leaf axils, often appearing before the leaves are fully grown, and are lightly fragrant. |
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| Although the Sua flowers bloom and fall quickly, they bring a very unique color to Hanoi. |
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| Recently, Sua flowers are blooming in the diplomatic corps area of Kho Dakkudy Road. |
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| Sua flowers have pure beauty and a very unique charm. |
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| There is probably no other place where you can experience the beautiful Sua flower season like Hanoi. |
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| Sua flowers have long captured the hearts of Hanoi people. |
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| Small, ephemeral flowers begin to bloom and gradually bloom in white clusters. |
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| Every time a gentle breeze blows, the dainty Sua flowers flutter down on the streets, creating a magical atmosphere in the cold of Hanoi. |
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| The white color of the Sua flowers in the Chuntu Diplomatic Corps area. |
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| About a week after the flowers bloom, the delicate milk petals fly in the wind, creating colorful flowers on the white road. |
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| The pure white Sua flowers among the colorful trees add even more vivid color to the beauty of the streets. |
