Throughout these warm days of June, lotus flowers are blooming all around Hanoi. Fragrant lotus flowers pour over the road, in every corner of the capital, cooling the hot summer air.
In
the Xuan Dinh lotus pond, thousands of lotus flowers are beginning to emit a
scent that signals another lotus season has returned.
The
pink lotus creates the distinctive characteristics of the flowers of Thang Long
In the early morning, lotus growers are
picking flowers to serve customers
The
lotus flower of West Lake will spread its
wings and blossom with fragrance. The lotus flower can be used to make tea to
become lotus tea - a sophisticated drink in Hanoi.
Flowers
are bunched, each bouquet of flowers has dozens of flower-buds with long stalks
In
the streets of Hanoi, especially in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, it
is not difficult to catch a bicycle carrying lotus everywhere.
Pink
lotus seeds and white lotus are wrapped in green lotus leaves, cooling the hot
summer air in the capital
Now,
every lotus season, the lotus pond becomes a place to attract crowds of young
girls, couples and families to take pictures.
Source: NDO
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